Latest Contributions by PanagiotisPapadopoulos

try to take the location from search tool and pass this as direction stop on direction widget location is the geometry from search result location = webMercatorUtils.webMercatorToGeographic(location); var CoordsforStop = "" + location.x + "," + location.y +""; directions.updateStop(CoordsforStop,1); ... View more

Try to Run Diagnose Version Metadata and Diagnose Version Tables in order to identify inconsistencies in the delta (A and D) tables of a versioned geodatabase or inconsistencies within the system tables used to manage versions and states in a versioned geodatabase. If any errors arise try to run Repair Version Metadata and Repair Version Tables. ... View more

Your portal must be configured with ArcGIS Data Store (10.3.1 or later release) to publish hosted scene layers using multipatch data. You can publish hosted scene layers using 3D point data beginning with ArcGIS 10.4 Data Store and Portal for ArcGIS 10.4. Publish hosted scene layers—Portal for ArcGIS | ArcGIS for Server ... View more

for the creation dbf files from python a have no experience but looking into the internet you can see some modules about that Python modules for accessing .dbf (xBase) files ... View more

Before create the table define a template for this table template = "C:/tableschema/Projects/vstamplate.dbf" config_keyword = "" # Execute CreateTable results = arcpy.CreateTable_management("in_memory", "VSResults", template, config_keyword) this template can be pre configure with fields you are expecting from the query or try with python create this dbf file based on the SQL query results. ... View more

You can try create an in memory table results = arcpy.CreateTable_management("in_memory", "VSResults", template, config_keyword) then open a cursor for this table cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor(results ,("ITEMID", "NAME", "YTPEN")) loop into sql statement result end insert the sql data into the table for result in cur:      cursor.insertRow((result[0], result[1], result[2]) this table can be stored on geodatabase or set as output parameter feature_set = arcpy.RecordSet() feature_set.load(results)     arcpy.SetParameter(4, feature_set) ... View more

It is better to save the file on Scratch Folder (arcpy.env.scratchFolder). As Jonathan Quinn  said if you set the output parameter as File type then once the task is completed in the client, it should prompt the browser to ask you to download the file. ... View more

Nice it is better to try to change the ST Library dll version ... View more

I propose to check if the Oracle extproc is set up correctly for direct ST_GEOMETRY SQL queries. Also check for invalid objects on Oracle. An another idea is to place 10.2 ST_LIBRARY dll on 10.1 SDE database in order to avoid any problems with 10.1 version of ST library dll version. Searching on ESRI support you can find some problem with that version NIM104545: When using ST_Intersects with ST_Buffer on large fea.. ... View more

you can work on cloud hosted on ESRI's cloud or work with Developer edition hosted on your place Also you can configure the application on cloud and download the Application in order to host it on you web server. ... View more

before you start see Web Application Builder. http://doc.arcgis.com/en/web-appbuilder/ maybe 99% of the functionality is ready to use out of the box with out coding. ... View more

maybe you have to define the correct image extent for the selected image width and height ... View more

An another option is to destroy the Feature Table myFeatureTable.destroy(); run the query on Feature Layer or define a definition expression on Feature layer (the definition expression will have all objectids from the spatial query, example OBJECTID in (12,14,13,1116) ) myFeatureLayer = new FeatureLayer(relatedFeatureServiceTableUrl, {             mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,             visible: true,             definitionExpression:"objectid ="+oidparameter,             outFields: ["*"],             id: "fLayer"           }); and then load again the Feature Table for this Feature Layer myFeatureTable = new FeatureTable({             "featureLayer" : myFeatureLayer,             "outFields":  ["objectid","description","comments", "name","typeof"],             "map" : app.map,             "syncSelection": false,             "zoomToSelection":false,             "editable":bool           }, 'myTableNode');              myFeatureTable.startup(); ... View more

me too, there is a lot of functionality coming on next release, so we are waiting...... ... View more