Latest Contributions by MarkCederholm

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FYI, I'm also seeing GeometryEngine errors on the two test polygons: Internal error exception    at RuntimeCoreNet.Interop.HandleException(Boolean retVal)    at RuntimeCoreNet.CoreGeometryEngine.Intersects(ICoreGeometry coreGeometry1, ICoreGeometry coreGeometry2, CoreSpatialReference coreSpatialReference)    at Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Geometry.GeometryEngine.Intersects(Geometry geometry1, Geometry geometry2) Update:  If I simplify the polygons, the intersection test works. Update 2: I just looked at the results of the simplify, and they're bogus. ... View more

I've attached an example.  When I just buffered AZ highways, the problem didn't appear.  Then I buffered AZ towns and appended the two classes together, and that did the trick (zoom into the southern part of the state).  There seems to be more of a problem with rendering lots of widely scattered little polygon parts. ... View more

Yes, I have other two-way replicas created the old-fashioned way in ArcMap. ... View more

You cannot use VBScript expressions if you are publishing to ArcGIS Server.  I ran into this problem, and the key to understanding it is found in the first sentence of the third paragraph of the "Building label expressions" help topic: "Field values are automatically cast to text strings." Nonetheless, Python expressions are awkward for parsing strings because you can't use square brackets .  For example, in the following expression: [DATEFIELD].split(" ")[0] the parser will look for a field called "0" and fail.  Instead, you can use the following: [DATEFIELD].split(" ").pop(0) If a field is nullable, then you need to be prepared to handle a null value: def FindLabel ([DATEFIELD]):     s = [DATEFIELD]     if s is None:         return None     return s.split(" ").pop(0) Of course, label performance is adversely affected by using a function, which in turn affects the return time on an ArcGIS Server map service. [BTW, if you look at the examples, the most appropriate ones for parsing strings are in JScript, and that is probably the better route to take.] ... View more

I figured it out.  I was testing this on my visual studio box first, and the Runtime copy under the debug directory apparently doesn't honor the settings.  I created a separate installation and that worked fine.  (To enable it in my Visual Studio project, I needed to update the deployment manifest.) ... View more

Thanks, I found it and enabled logging and http debugging.  However, I'm still not seeing traffic in Fiddler, or logfiles.  Is there something else I need to do? ... View more

OS is Windows 2008 R2 Standard.  There's only one NIC, but this is a test server, so traffic is relatively low.  No patches were applied to 10.2.2, but that version only existed on the test server.  We're still using Server 10.2.1 in production.  Right now there are 2 map-only services, and 2 feature services.  One of the feature services is being tested by some users for our ArcGIS Runtime roll-out scheduled for end of June. Because we're a utility using ArcFM, ArcGIS Desktop and ArcSDE are currently locked down to 10.2.1 + any patches for that version.  However, I need Server 10.2.2 or higher to support the Runtime sync framework, plus new security features. If you can't think of anything obvious that I messed up on, I can go ahead and start a Tech Support request, but I'll probably wait on that until after the DevSummit. Thanks! ... View more

With Runtime 10.2.5 and Server 10.3, there's a partial fix.  I can successfully use sync to create a geodatabase with table attachments, and Runtime queries them fine.  I can also add an attachment and sync it back. However, I still get the "Row not found" exception when I query a ServiceFeatureTable directly with Runtime. ... View more