Latest Contributions by Wolf

Hallo Karen,  I will setup a test system with German language and region and try to reproduce your issue.  Can you tell me the projections that you are using for your geometries (both the feature class that you are modifying and the feature class from where you copy the data)?  Or maybe you can attach a sample dataset to your reply. Wolf ... View more

You can call QueuedTask.Run anywhere.  Putting business logic into the Module class makes sense if you need access to your logic from various tools and buttons from within your add-in.  Also note that you can access your Module class (which is a singleton) from any other add-in or managed configuration through  FrameworkApplication.FindModule("MyAddIn_Module").  In your business logic make sure that you don't 'nest' calls to QueuedTask.Run, meaning that you should not call a function that calls QueuedTask.Run from within the context of another QueuedTask.Run action. If you write re-usable functionality that is calling Pro API methods that require to run from within the context of QueuedTask.Run make sure to put the following comment in your summary description of your method: This method must be called on the MCT. The Pro API is using the same pattern for methods that need to run from the MCT. ... View more

The Geoprocessing tool's dockpane is using a third party control(s) for its user interface including the progress bar.  Unfortunately this control is not available through the Pro SDK's API.  You can however, style a WPF Progressbar control to match the Geoprocessing's progress bar.   The Overlay3D community sample is using a progress bar on a dockpane:  arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/Map-Exploration/Overlay3D at master · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples (github.com).   As with all WPF controls you have to make sure that you update any WPF properties only on the GUI thread.  To show progress from a background or worker thread (like from within QueuedTask.Run() ) you have to update the ProgressValue property of the WPF progress bar on the GUI thread, which you can do by using the Dispatcher's Invoke method: System.Windows.Application.Current.Dispatcher.Invoke(() => { // update your WPF property here: ProgressValue++; });   ... View more

Sorry about the delayed reply, but even after consulting with Pro development, I was not able to find a solution for the F1 custom help functionality from the Pro Ribbon.  We add this as a future enhancement to the Pro API.  Thanks for pointing this out. ... View more

There is a sample that is using a dockpane with a 'tab control' showing a table control for multiple feature layers:  arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples/Map-Exploration/TableControlsDockpane at master · Esri/arcgis-pro-sdk-community-samples (github.com) I guess you would like to only show the actual selected items which is possible with minor modifications. ... View more

I think I see your desired workflow now, i will try to find some matching samples over the weekend. ... View more

It looks like this is a problem with the Nuget, see SqlClient troubleshooting guide - ADO.NET Provider for SQL Server | Microsoft Docs ... and out of the scope of the Pro SDK.   I would recommend to wait until Microsoft.Data.SqlClient  is a bit more mature and the Pro SDK moves to .Net 6 (with the 3.0 release or Pro).   ... View more

You are correct.   I didn't even notice that.  Turns out to access SQL server the SqlClient Nuget is not needed.  Seems like SQL access functions are built into the .Net.  After I pasted in your code snippet i let Visual Studio resolve the reference and it did pick the System.Data.SqlClient reference. Is there a reason why you include and are trying to use the NuGet? ... View more

I tried your code (with a few modifications) in VS 2019 and Pro 2.8.   I attached my sample add-in.   Maybe it's an issue in VS 2017 only.  protected override void OnClick() { try { var result = DoConnectQueryTableCount( @"Server=WIN10-DEV-PRO;Database=FeatureTest;Trusted_Connection=True;", @"[FeatureTest].[dbo].[TESTLINES]"); MessageBox.Show($@"Returned from DoConnectQueryTableCount = {result}"); } catch (Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString()); } } private string DoConnectQueryTableCount(string connectionString, string tableName) { var result = "failed"; using (var connection = new SqlConnection(connectionString)) { using (var command = connection.CreateCommand()) { command.CommandText = $@"select count(*) from {tableName}"; connection.Open(); result = command.ExecuteScalar().ToString(); connection.Close(); } } return result; } Here's the result. Wolf_0-1626986018417.png Can you try the attached solution in your system after changing the connection/table info?   ... View more

I don't quite understand what your workflow is and why you are opening the attribute table.  Can you show a screenshot of what you're trying to show?  Are you computing something based on an attribute column's value? ... View more

@GregG  It depends on the 'build action' that you specify in the image's properties.  Your property probably has a build action of 'Resource' versus 'Content'.  When you specify resource the image will be embedded into your assembly as a resource and is available under 'Resources...'.  If you specify 'Content' (with an appropriate copy action) the esriaddinx will contain the jpg image file under the folder structure you use in your project file.   Wolf_0-1626968652128.png You can verify that the image files get attached to the esriaddinx file by 'unzipping' the file and looking into the 'Install' folder.  You should see your jpgs under that folder: Wolf_1-1626968857814.png     ... View more