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Since I don't work in any of the teams involved, I'm unsure. I can only guess that they were reevaluating this change in the final release and decided it was the correct workflow.
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I believe it has been decided that allowing anonymous access was the intended workflow.
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You may want to review the Google Maps/Google Earth APIs Terms of Service as Google doesn't generally allow their products to be displayed alongside non-Google maps, including Street View (the exception being if the interface does not provide any map). Sections 9.1.1 and 10.1.1 are particularly relevant, but as always, you should review the entire document to ensure you are not breaching the TOS.
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This is a known issue, the ArcGIS Online team is working on a patch/update that will hopefully be applied in the coming weeks. The current workaround is to allow anonymous access: Log in to ArcGIS Online as an administrator Go to My Organization --> Edit Settings Under Security, check the "Allow anonymous access to your organization's website".
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The map document will get the Coordinate System of the first layer added. If you add the Esri World Street Basemap, this will set the document to "WGS 1984 Web Mercator (auxiliary sphere)". If the data you add is not in the exact same coordinate system, you may be warned of this since accuracy may be reduced when projecting on the fly. If you are using low-accuracy data or simply visualizing the data, you probably don't need to worry. If you need higher-accuracy, then you can: Project the data Set the data frame to the data's projection (this will warp the basemap) Set a transformation in the data frame properties (if applicable) As to why you only get the error message once, ArcMap will only warn you once when you add data of a different projection. The second dataset you add will not always generate a warning.
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Unfortunately, parameter descriptions do not show up in the batch window. To see the description, double click the input box to open the parameter window. This window will display the description for that parameter.
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The 2014-Q4 update to ArcGIS Online has now been pushed out. You will find a SCENE button next to the map button.
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12-11-2014
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You will have to filter your list of fields produced by arcpy.ListFields() using the properties of the Field object. If you need help on filtering your list, the Dive Into Python guide has an excellent chapter on this: 4.5. Filtering Lists.
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12-10-2014
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Also, here's a short technical article I wrote a few years ago about schema locks and how to avoid them. The concepts for 10.1 still apply to 10.2 and 10.3.
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The "Impossible d'acquérir un vérouillage" message indicates that something else is using the table you are trying to update and ArcPy is unable to acquire an editing lock. This may be ArcGIS for Desktop (if open in ArcMap or ArcCatalog), or by ArcGIS for Server if published as a service. If this is the case, close ArcGIS for Desktop, or stop the service. If none of the above apply, it could be Python itself. This could occur if you are attempting to open multiple cursors on the same file, if you are not deleting the cursor once done, or if you script crashed and never got a chance to delete the lock. If this is the case, you may want to look at using the with...as...: syntax with a Data Access cursor. This clears your cursor once the script stops (including after a crash).
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This doesn't seem to be possible with the out-of-the-box widgets. I would suggest right-clicking your data instead and selecting the Show Popup option. This will allow you to show the popup without selecting the data. If you want to suggest this as a feature to integrate in a future release, you can submit it on our ArcGIS Ideas site.
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This feature is expected to become available with our December update to ArcGIS Online along with the release of ArcGIS 10.3, which should be within the next few weeks. Keep an eye on our to blog to see when the update is rolled out.
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The difference between the two lies in the geocoding process. The address you provide is broken up into multiple representations of that address. For example, "12 Concorde Place, Toronto, ON" could have the following representations: 12 Concorde Place, Toronto, ON Concorde Place, Toronto, ON Toronto, ON ON Each representation is searched for in the address locator (or in some cases against many locators). Each search produces a list of candidates, each having a match score. This match score represents how closely the search string matched the value in the locator. These candidates are then ranked against each other according to their match score and the accuracy of the locator/representation. Continuing with the example from above, both "12 Concorde Place, Toronto, ON" and "Toronto, ON" could generate a match score of 100 since the full address was matched to a street address and the city was matched against a point or polygon for the city. However, the street address match is clearly superior and would get a higher candidate score. This is just one example of what could affect the match and candidate score, but it should help you wrap your head around this obscure concept.
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Although we don't provide a user interface to do this, you can always edit the Hosted Features Service schema on the admin services page. You will find instructions on accessing your admin page and editing the schema in this blog post: Updating Hosted Feature Services in ArcGIS Online | ArcGIS Blog The name of a layer is defined in two places, once for the layer name, and once for the template name. Simply do a search for the name of your layer and you should find both easily. If you find entries that contain more then your layer name (e.g. "db_3111.user_3111.MyData_MyLayer" ) do not modify these as they are references to tables in the database. Please note that this is not a risk free procedure, there is always a chance something will go wrong when editing a schema. Please make sure you will be able to republish your service if something goes wrong.
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If you are using the ArcGIS for JavaScript API, adding the layer as an ArcGIS Tilled Map Service Layer allows you to resample tiles when you zoom in past the last level. You will find these options in the constructor as resampling and resamplingTolerance. Given that re-sampling is disabled by default, I'm suspecting that the web map is just using the defaults. I couldn't find anywhere to override this setting in web maps.
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