Latest Contributions by AdamRepsher

‎05-12-2016

Any timeframe?

‎05-11-2016

Hello All, I am trying to set up Portal to accept both Active Directory and Portal Authentication users. The problem occurs when I try to log in as a Portal user. I can't do it. I am logged into my machine through Active Directory, but when I browse to the portal homepage, I have no option to log out. I can't get an interface to log in. I am afraid that there will be an OR in this statement: You either set up an Active Directory, automatic login environment, OR, an Active Directory/Portal Authenticated set up where you must manually sign in every time with your credentials. Am I correct, or is there a special way to set up a way to log in with a Portal Authenticated User while set up for AD auto-login? Thank you, --Adam

‎12-23-2015

Hello Huy! I believe we have emailed before! Obviously, we are having the same issue here - a lack of documentation. I have posted a request for this to be fixed at this link: Create Runtime Limitation List. Please vote for this idea so that Esri might see the light and fix this issue. Every vote counts! I am going to also post a few other Ideas about Creating Runtime Content - like fixing the labeling issues that I have found, adding Maplex support, labeling expression parsing support, and honoring feature definition queries. I will post links to those here also. Thank you! --Adam

‎12-23-2015

In the Help documentation for Creating ArcGIS Runtime Content, there is no information on the current limitations of the Runtime Content or how the output compares to what you see in ArcGIS for Desktop or services from ArcGIS for Server. A little more information is found in the Help content for the Create Runtime Content Tool, but this is not enough information either. I am currently finding the limitations by trial and error - quite a long process: Maplex for labels is not supported. You must use the Standard Label Engine. Labels must be created from one field in the data. You cannot create custom additions to the label using an expression parser. Labels cannot contain a "marker text background" (like an interstate shield). It will be ignored. Labels cannot contain a "halo" or "mask". It will be ignored. A layer cannot use a Definition Query to limit the data shown. It will be ignored and all features will appear. Can you please provide a list of all limitations of the Runtime Content package - possibly compared to what we are able to set up in Desktop? This list would save some time for the cartographic design folks. Thank you.

‎12-23-2015

In the Help documentation for Creating ArcGIS Runtime Content, there is no information on the current limitations of the Runtime Content or how the output compares to what you see in ArcGIS for Desktop or services from ArcGIS for Server. A little more information is found in the Help content for the Create Runtime Content Tool, but this is not enough information either. I am currently finding the limitations by trial and error - quite a long process: Maplex for labels is not supported. You must use the Standard Label Engine. Labels must be created from one field in the data. You cannot create custom additions to the label using an expression parser. Labels cannot contain a "marker text background" (like an interstate shield). It will be ignored. Labels cannot contain a "halo" or "mask". It will be ignored. A layer cannot use a Definition Query to limit the data shown. It will be ignored and all features will appear. Can you please provide a list of all limitations of the Runtime Content package - possibly compared to what we are able to set up in Desktop? This list would save some time for the cartographic design folks. Thank you.

‎11-30-2015

Thanks for all of the input everyone! I used Rebecca Strauch, GISP's method, but I was not able to complete the last step, possibly because I did not stop the service before dumping the cache in. It just never worked. What I did though was use the Import Map Server Cache. It will take Tile Caches or even Tile Packages - I was just unable to find it before I asked this question. Well more accurately, I didn't consider it, given the title of the tool. Thanks again everyone!

‎11-30-2015

Has anyone done anything with Google Cardboard yet? Google Cardboard Developer Site Thanks! --Adam

‎11-18-2015

Awesome! I am going to try this tomorrow morning and will post my findings here. Thank you very much, Adam

‎11-18-2015

Thank you both, Rebecca Strauch, GISP and Robert Scheitlin, GISP for those quick thoughts. It all helps. I think I might need to explain a little more. I am interested in using only ArcGIS for Desktop to generate the tile cache - not Server. I then want to serve that tile cache on Server. Rebecca, I think your response is beginning to lead me in the right direction. Using the Manage Tile Cache tool creates a folder structure like you noted in your response. The Server Cache tools are different, requiring making a service on Server which will generate tiles. As long as the tile cache is in a format that Server can read, I should be able to dump the Cache generated on Desktop (and yes, it is in compact format) into an empty server cache folder. Maybe use the same MXD, create the service and then stop it when it begins to create the server cache to create the empty folders? Thank you all for the help!

‎11-18-2015

Hello all, I have been generating basemap Tile Packages for use in a few ArcGIS Runtime applications. Using the desktop tools (at 10.3.1) to create the Tile Cache has been phenomenal, because I can use 19 threads on my desktop machine. This cuts down the time to cache our entire state, 1:2M to 1:2,500, 13 scales, to about 6 hours. Since using the "Manage Tile Cache" allows the use of Parallel Processing, I was wondering if I could use the result and dump it into an empty ArcGIS Server cached map service. Any thoughts or links to documentation would be fantastic! Thank you, --Adam

‎11-07-2015

Freddie, You are incredibly gracious. I can have Visual Studio installed Monday morning and we can go from there. I could go through some of the tutorials found there, but which SDK should I use? Qt? .NET? This sounds a bit like me starting out with FLEX a number of years ago. I was able to make some changes and compile. Nothing too complex though. Never created anything from scratch. I like your offer to write a quick application. I just don't want to add to your workload. Adam

‎11-06-2015

Freddie Gibson, If I can use the Express version - I think it is now called Visual Studio Community - Yes, I can download that and install. Again, I have no developer experience. I would need a walk-thru for everything. If there is a good tutorial that utilizes the Tile Package and can just view, pan and zoom - I bet I could piece it together.

‎11-06-2015

Hello all, I am producing tile packages that are being used in a vendor-created application that uses ArcGIS Runtime. The process to place the tile package into this application is lengthy and cumbersome. I need a way to view/test the tile package in a Runtime environment. Is there a simple demo application built that I can use to accomplish this on a PC? I am not a developer, but would be willing to take a couple of "gettting started" walk-through trainings if needed. Looking for a point in the right direction. Thank you, --Adam

‎10-30-2015

So do I have to buy Navigator seats? I am looking in my ArcGIS Organization and see no Navigator licenses. Sounds like a dumb question, but...

‎10-30-2015

Is Navigator for ArcGIS licensing included with some other packages like AGS, or do we need to buy specific Navigator seat licenses? Thank you, --Adam

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Latest Contributions by AdamRepsher

Re: Operations Dashboard Bug? - Labels in Map Prevents Dashboard Browser View from Loading

Portal Login Issues or Limitations?

Re: Runtime content label issue

Runtime Content Limitation List

Runtime Content Limitation List

Re: Use Desktop created Tile Cache for Cached Basemap on ArcGIS for Server?

Google Cardboard

Re: Use Desktop created Tile Cache for Cached Basemap on ArcGIS for Server?

Re: Use Desktop created Tile Cache for Cached Basemap on ArcGIS for Server?

Use Desktop created Tile Cache for Cached Basemap on ArcGIS for Server?

Re: Quick Runtime Test App for Tile Packages?

Re: Quick Runtime Test App for Tile Packages?

Quick Runtime Test App for Tile Packages?

Re: Navigator for ArcGIS Included?

Navigator for ArcGIS Included?

Re: Lock map to extent?

Re: Unauthorized - FME Web Connection Failure

Re: Collaboration to AGOL - Pending

Re: Collaboration to AGOL - Pending

Re: Collaboration to AGOL - Pending

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