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User Conference Blog · ‎06-10-2015

+1, but for Google Calendar

Re: ESRI UC Agenda Planner? · ‎06-10-2015

Thanks Karen. To be clear, are you saying that there won't be any online version of the planner as was the case in the past? It used to even have options to add the selected sessions/activities to our calendars. What will the functionality of the app be? Can it export to PDF or create calendar events? I need something like that for my supervisor's records as well as sharing with coworkers so we don't double dip on sessions.

‎05-13-2015

Would love to see two key editing features added to ArcGIS Online edit sessions: Be able to snap to other features in other layers. For example, I'm digitizing in "closed road" lines. I'd like to be able to snap to existing roads that are in my road centerline layer in the web map. Be able to copy features from a layer to my edit session layer. For example, I'm digitizing in "closed road" lines. I'd like to simply select a road in my road centerline layer in the web map and paste it's geometry into my edit layer.

‎04-23-2015

Recently my 10.2 AGS system has been throwing the following two errors. No idea how to fix: SEVERE Apr 23, 2015, 12:56:22 PM Method failed.HRESULT = 0x80004005 : Unspecified error . mapsCached/parcel.MapServer ARETE.LC.GOV SEVERE Apr 23, 2015, 12:56:22 PM Failed to find the map. mapsCached/parcel.MapServer ARETE.LC.GOV We have two machines in that cluster and it's only "arete" that is erroring. What is going on? I've tried republishing the map, which succeeds fine. I've removed arete from the site and added it back in. The service "parcel" works fine (http://maps.larimer.org/arcgis/rest/services/mapsCached/parcel/MapServer?f=jsapi ) but I'm assuming our other server in the site is doing all the work. Anyone have ideas? Lastly, this seems all to appropriate: Return The Map - YouTube

‎04-06-2015

I need to add that this only happens if the Server site becomes disconnected from the config-store location, if on a shared network space... Here's esri's official response: NIM102777 When ArcGIS for Server loses connectivity to the config-store, the setting changes from 'public' map services to 'private', due to the loss of 'esriEveryone' principal. The following workaround is available for this issue: From Admin Endpoint: 1. Log in to the Admin Endpoint. 2. Select 'services" then 'permissions'. 2a. Select "clean". 2b. Enter "esriEveryone" 2c. clean. 3. Select 'add'. 4. For the Principal field, type 'esriEveryone'. 5. Confirm services are 'Public' by browsing to the REST endpoint.

‎04-06-2015

Just got off phone with Cameron from esri support. This is a bug with Server 10.2 but there is a workaround: Go to site REST admin page: server:6080/arcgis/admin ->services ->permissions copy "esriEveryone" ->clean paste in "esriEveryone" clean.. then back at the permissions page: ->add "esriEveryone" add... Done. Site back up.

‎04-06-2015

Sometime last night our web adapter server started not being able to communicate with our arcgis server map services, unless the user supplied a user name and password. All of our map services are open to the public and have been working great for years. Now if you try to get to any of them via the rest endpoint url, you are greeted with a ArcGIS Server REST API login screen. I can login with my site admin creds but that doesn't ultimately solve the problem as I have a ton of web apps that access those map services without any security... so they are dead in the water. Anyone know what is going on or how to fix this? I uninstalled then reinstalled the web adapter software and configured it properly with no success.

‎03-23-2015

I have a production AGS 10.2 site that has two servers in the cluster and utilizes a shared storage location for it's directories (config-store, caches, etc...). We used to have that storage space on a netapp NAS. Recently we had to move our storage to a Windows Server/Compellent based "SAN" and we are experiencing performance issues with our cached map services rendering in a timely manner. On the netapp, we would see individual consistent tile request through render times of less than 400 ms. Now, on the SAN, we are seeing huge variability... from <200 ms to over 3000 ms. After talking with one of our sys admins, he suggested seeing if esri has any documentation on how to setup a SAN for best performance... things like formatting the disk into x block sizes, turning off compression, etc... If anyone knows of such documentation or has any knowledge in this area, that would be great. Thanks much, -Royce

‎03-05-2015

Ah yes, Collector. I've got esri looking into it right now. So far, it's looking like an Oracle bug. Will keep the thread updated as needed.

‎03-05-2015

No... UC for me.

‎03-05-2015

Holy Shzam! That worked. "in_memory" is what fixed it! woot! Thanks David.

‎03-05-2015

I'm trying that method as we speak! I can't output to "dbf" though and still have it as "in_memory"... so I took the "dbf" extension off and ran the model and it worked. I'm republishing now. Crossing fingers.

‎03-05-2015

The output is a dbf file called "clipResults.dbf". There are also two associated lock files for each of our AGS servers in that cluster: "clipResults.dbf.ARETE.6352.9956.sr.lock" and "clipResults.dbf.COL.15756.21172.sr.lock". If I try to run the gp service task and those locks are there, I get the following AGS error. The only way to not get the error is to stop and restart the service, which clearly isn't anything but a very short term solution: Error executing tool.: ERROR 000258: Output \\lcgfs02\gisserverdata\gp\output\landcover\clipResults.dbf already exists Failed to execute (Table to Table). Failed to execute (Model).

‎03-05-2015

I've got a model, that I can successfully run in Arcmap over and over (because I've checked the geoprocessing option to "Overwrite the outputs of geoprocessing operations". However when I publish this to our ArcGIS Server (AGS) as a gp service, I can run it once then the outputs get locked and I can't successfully run it again. If I stop and restart the gp service in AGS I can run the gp task one time, then the outputs get locked again and I'm dead in the water. Is there somehow a way to replicate the ArcMap "Overwrite the outputs of geoprocessing operations" setting in AGS to allow these outputs to get overwritten? Thanks, -Royce

‎02-13-2015

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