Latest Contributions by MaximeDemers

Hi @berniejconnors  They were replaced by more recent images. I just wonder why only few map services have this behaviour and others dont. Have an idea of the cause? ... View more

Hi @EdZabrensky  I had a look in the serviceconfiguration.json and the supportedImageReturnTypes is set to "URL" What should be the normal value? I dont know where this parameter can be changed and how it was changed for that service if it was... ... View more

I agree ... View more

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Good day @MaxNilsson , Splitting our city territory in smaller zones with a different urban model for each is an option that we are considering. We would prefer exploring other solutions before going that way. Thank you for your suggestion, Maxime ... View more

Good day @Till_Schmid , Yes, the loading time issue that our urban users reported is for displaying the projects list in the overview. When we stay in the urban overview, we can open/close the list without loading time (except the initial loading time), but if we open a project, when we go back to the overview, displaying the projects list again can take a lot of time. In my experience, the loading time can vary during the day from 20-30s to more than a minute. Our organization is mainly using urban during meeting between, promoters, urbanists and city council, so this waiting time is noticed. Thank you very much for your support. I would be glad to provide further details if needed. Maxime ... View more

Sorry, this is a typo error in my code. The library is requests and it is installed by default with python3. Yes I can share an online notebook that reproduce the problem. I am using Google Colab, I hope this is correct with you? I just want to add that my UrbanModel is private, and I can access its private UrbanDatabase projects but not its private UrbanDesignDatabases, which I think it's not normal. Maybe there is some limitations with the oauth2 token of "client_credential" type (esri doc). As I want to automatize some routines with the Urban API, having to sign in manually with a username/password before is not convenient. Thanks again for taking the time helping me, it's really appreciated! P.S.: I'll share you a link to Collab in private soon if it's ok. ... View more

The oauth2 application is created by me (DemersM) from the dashboard in developers.arcgis.com   I use the Client ID and Client Secret from that oauth2 application above to get a token like this:         import requests from sgqlc.operation import Operation from sgqlc.endpoint.http import HTTPEndpoint from . import urban_api_schema as schema def get_client_oauth2_token(portal_url, client_id, client_secret): url = "{}/sharing/rest/oauth2/token".format(portal_url) params = { 'client_id': client_id, 'grant_type': "client_credentials", 'client_secret': client_secret } r = requests.post(url, params=params, verify=True) return r.json() def query_urban_design_db_projects(endpoint_url, urban_model_id, token): endpoint = HTTPEndpoint(endpoint_url, {"Authorization": "Bearer " + token, "Content-type": "application/json", "Accept": "application/json"}) op = Operation(schema.Query) projects = op.urban_model(urban_model_id=urban_model_id).urban_design_databases.projects( paging={"limit": 100} ) attributes = projects.attributes() attributes.event_name() result = endpoint(op) errors = result.get("errors") if errors: raise Exception(errors) return result token = get_client_oauth2_token("https://www.arcgis.com", "my_client_id", "my_client_secret")["access_token"] projects = query_urban_design_db_projects("https://urban-api.arcgis.com/graphql", "703144ba056e43e59f373b971431a562", token) print(projects)         Thanks again for your help! ... View more

Thank you so much for sharing this! I will definately go that way! ... View more