Latest Contributions by GünterDörffel

Hey Robert, I tried! Thats excactly the question: What would that travel mode URL be given that my published Network Service has it’s own travel modes . When I use the JAVASCRIPT-Widget on my Network Service, the available Travel-Modes are immediately displayed: See here: http://www.esri-austria.at/schaumal/directions_gip.html (this is a ND based on OpenGouvernmentData in Austria) Its those travel modes I’d like to see in the widget, too. No clue what the URL will have to look like or what to do on my server to enable it. And the one that Esri has I there as an example a) is not accessible and b)wouldn’t show my own travel modes anyway Do you have any idea? Have you been successful with a network dataset of your own – so not the Esri default one? Thanks and regards Guenter Von: Robert Scheitlin, GISP Gesendet: Donnerstag, 9. Juni 2016 15:11 An: Dörffel Günter <[email protected]> Betreff: Re: - Travel mode GeoNet <https://community.esri.com/?et=watches.email.thread> Travel mode reply from Robert Scheitlin, GISP<https://community.esri.com/people/rscheitlin?et=watches.email.thread> in Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS - View the full discussion<https://community.esri.com/message/614130?et=watches.email.thread#comment-614130> ... View more

Here are two versions One plain what you asked for Second with a formated first character ... check the code .. Just load as Advanced Python labeling expressions ... Is that it? regards Guenter ... View more

Can you send a table/Feature class with your content – I’ll write the code for you … Von: Dr Mar Gesendet: Monday, September 08, 2014 2:42 PM An: Dörffel Günter Betreff: Re: - Remove numbers from Labels GeoNet <http://jiveon.jivesoftware.com/wf/click?upn=Dg1s4x8le7Lmxv8KWGaqo8h7SGfRSMkw-2FpvHGF9-2FW3rK-2Bvs1kL9-2FnG6jjf2NZhrLDz0M-2BrY-2By9IaziQEKVk3Hg-3D-3D_jo6fQuMO5tmmZMbKZISRTYtLRFL6G-2BWYRcHos6w-2Fs9ZjB1NyMC1mkFLIChdVNwcL-2FLcuOruNkNng-2FPgOoQ3P5jjj1yGPI9aV1LJnEBtYv6F7Kkn26CdyXuxYH5Fsbi-2FZWUTc3f0Z6z-2FFgealH1gABh9lJshqwlvE9Y6xXxu5vUI5oDlncYxscwUWk6uX6Pv7uuwOXErxHqPnwbTxduSNJCJT4y-2FVjFLjeGnjXmVGoNlDQl2U5nsOxVnihdNLgL2uSYKubMD63L6R7ZjV0cPGlrRO6wPwlfshCX3bYZLc-2B-2Fu6nTpmP16-2F51szPmNmL74XyxWY12M4pI278-2F8Ry7OXYQ-3D-3D> Remove numbers from Labels reply from Dr Mar<http://jiveon.jivesoftware.com/wf/click?upn=Dg1s4x8le7Lmxv8KWGaqo7A4BXwO9PY1WvQ5cXCtK4-2F9u3-2FEibE7Tt9Fk4AGtA63Rv7IcOjSP-2BzQWI60cQDFFq-2BB0NH8qz0eStWSjjUfp14-3D_jo6fQuMO5tmmZMbKZISRTYtLRFL6G-2BWYRcHos6w-2Fs9ZjB1NyMC1mkFLIChdVNwcL-2FLcuOruNkNng-2FPgOoQ3P5jjj1yGPI9aV1LJnEBtYv6F7Kkn26CdyXuxYH5Fsbi-2FZWUTc3f0Z6z-2FFgealH1gABk6FibgtJKKXOOdXKsiDwvmbP-2FLa-2Bs69Xyo3JKyin1rbJkY8F4E9OGvMnW8WLweJaDxv8gPZ0yM46HOV-2FvUB5id0knn3MPiK41iC4GF5gcBh4a17skIDcUDK-2FKBdtg-2FoK-2FxUa9uIGYnvZypbl4tAmeqjqVo2d-2FUyOeSDTJInpCzeATzwhwM3aomm3udkaYXzbw-3D-3D> in Managing Data - View the full discussion<http://jiveon.jivesoftware.com/wf/click?upn=Dg1s4x8le7Lmxv8KWGaqo0VQjeJBYpG9HGC8QZBT-2FEyI1eyJe-2Bi9EKx73W52pIjeAE8mTB5dX41nduq8xENU-2Fur2ImyCmcjJ6Wf4YQoywEo-3D_jo6fQuMO5tmmZMbKZISRTYtLRFL6G-2BWYRcHos6w-2Fs9ZjB1NyMC1mkFLIChdVNwcL-2FLcuOruNkNng-2FPgOoQ3P5jjj1yGPI9aV1LJnEBtYv6F7Kkn26CdyXuxYH5Fsbi-2FZWUTc3f0Z6z-2FFgealH1gABpOD000HuA62ja42shrIpPQ3L3ucOib0r4rhfXYD74OcKQ-2BHwqGBZewBQOuIGEbiBTRhBPFg6lPTVp5hWMnJC49dvSbQhYPXsBs3Rbge8ViRdS4Ihp0OBcaR-2F3UN7DMbOvTbPuT12eoNxZLYb4hJ0CndwNrQAcHekRvqe6qM4A7AKVX8nbDZ-2F8muxJWOOKO8xw-3D-3D> ... View more

Hey - best would be to see all the versions of texts in your data. And I assume it is about ArcGIS for Desktop-Labeling? Your solution would look something like this: Take the whole String and filter out the crap. Would be easiest if all Names are in brackets - assuming they are not, try this as a python Advanced labeling expression - changing the [fieldname] in the brackets with your real fieldname: def FindLabel([theName]):     #get the text in the field     txt = [theName]     # if txt has a blank in it (which means it has the date), get rid of it     if " " in txt:         txt=txt.split(' ')[1]     #now do the same with the leading bracket - non-existance is no problem this way     if "(" in txt:         txt=txt.split('(')[1]     #and the ending bracket  - non-existance is no problem this way     if ")" in txt:         txt=txt.split(')')[0]     return txt ... View more

Hi, ich habe dieses Bild: [ATTACH=CONFIG]22778[/ATTACH] ich möchte es so in ein polygon konvertieren, dass es später 5 verschiedene polgonklassen gibt (5 Farbwerte). Wie kann ich das am einfachsten tun? Das Konvertieren allein ist leicht (raster to polygon, wenn vorher mit Raster Calculator das Bild in schwarz/weis geändert wurde). Leider hat das Bild dann viel zu viele Grauskalenwerte (0 bis 255) und daher wird dann beim Konvertieren für jeden Pixel ein eigenes Polygon erzeugt. Wie kann ich den Kontrast meines Bildes runterschrauben? [ATTACH=CONFIG]22779[/ATTACH] Jemand eine Idee? Beste Grü�?e Sub Hallo "Suburbian" auf der Rasterebene kannst du mit "Reclass" Deine Daten bel. Klassifizieren ... was Dir die gewünschte Anzahl Klassen und damit Auflösung der Polygone ermöglocht. Gruss Günter ... View more

What you can do will depend on the Version/license level of ArcGIS for Desktop you are using ... Are you using a Mosaic Dataset for this task? Did you probably store the data as lossy JPEGs and now the "no-Data" to "Data" borders have started "bleeding"? If you use a Mosaic dataset you could either extend the no-Data definition to include some of the "bleeding" OR you could use the "Build Footprints" Tool and just shrink your image footprints (seems they have a lot of overlap - so this shouldnt hurt) ... So please check out these options first ... regards Guenter ... View more

Hi back, after some tests it seems apparent that the reason is a failing attempt of CityEngine to connect to the Internet trough a proxy configuration it does not know yet. Workaround: Start CityEngine while without any network connection Make sure the conncetion can be made without proxy You can set the proxy in CityEngine once you got it started - though this didnt help in my case. Regards Guenter ... View more

Hi Michele, I had tried with "any" dbf file ... and it worked ... so the only thing I can assume is that your GEOTHERM dbf has some "issue" - so yes, loading it into a Geodatabase (just for a try) might be worth the effort ... View more

Hi Michele, I think it is just the if row that is not working as expected I'd suggest you try: GEOINVENT_dbf = "\\\\whk2k3sql02\\SDE_DataAdmin\\Transfer\\Import\\Table\\GEOTHERM.dbf" rows,row = None,None try:   print '==== Checking for empty DBF'   rows = arcpy.SearchCursor(GEOINVENT_dbf)   row = rows.next()   if row <> None:     AppendAll()   else:     print "No rows in DBF" except:   arcpy.getmessages() del rows,row print '*****ALL DONE' ... View more

Hi Peter, after a quick nervous check I think you are right ... now the MinPS/MaxPS/LowPS/HighPS are in the units of the SR ... a mayor step back to me ... in addition (thats why I was nervous) this means the documentation on how the relation between PixelSize and Scale is ... is now fubar 😞 I'll report that to Redlands I have a little ArcGIS 10 Tool that (in case of METERS) helps to calculate MinPS/MaxPS by Scale ... if you need it ... let me know ... View more

Hi, as an old "image Server fan" I can understand your confusion. We all have to learn a lot about mosaic datasets but are pre-destined to understand quickly since we have the Image Server background 🙂 You have to get aquainted with the DataManagement > Raster Toolset > MosaicDataset Toolset ! There you'll find a tool called Import Mosaic Dataset Geometry  that does a lot about Footprints and Boundaries that was available in Image Server via the GUI or the ISCommands. Just (what a pitty) "Recompute by Geometry" is not there - yet. So if you have a unique identifier for your photos that is reflected in the shape you get you can first recompute the footprints with the Import Mosaic Datset Geometry Tool and then re-calculate the boundary with the Build Boundary Tool I linked the names to the online help .. ... View more

In Addition: A dynamic percentage stretch of 0.1% each side will do a good job since it "eliminates" vast areas of the 16 bit that are not used ... View more

Hi, first thing: strong support for Chris - get the mdb from the network! ... and then read in the mdb sequentially and write it via a cursor into the target FC ... you can use the code on this page as stub code for the geometry handling ... View more