Latest Contributions by LuciHawkins

Great reading but I am still confused...  So, in "Pooling"  Each instance creates a SOC connection?   So, if I have 1 min and 5 max, there will be anywhere between 1 and 5 SOC instances running? In "Processes"  -  if I run "low isolation" - because we do not edit, we just view data, and use 8 instances per process, each SOC instance from "Pooling" can have 8 user connections? Now,  If the above is true and I have 70 services, do I need hardware to support 350 (70 services X 5 Max instances) SOC connections or do they share SOC connections between services? On the 10.0 machine we have every layer as its own map service (about 70 of them) and were told by ESRI that is the preferable method.  On the 10.1 server I set it up the same way and was told again that was the preferred method.  Is it?  We are running the SQL geodatabase and Arcgis Server 10.1 on the same Windows 2008 R2 server that has 2 Xeon E5-2640 (6 core) processors with 32 gb ram.  I moved the config-store directory back to the C: drive because everyone seems to think that slows Server 10.1 down.  I still have all of the other Directories on the 😧 drive (1 TB) because the C: drive is only 278 GB. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Luci ... View more

Hey Doug, Not sure if you are having the same problem that we were experiencing.  By default when you create a new geodatabase the maximum number of connections to the database is 48.  That was ample with 10.0 but with 10.1 we were having problems.  We first noticed that we were running out of connections in the 10.1 Arcgis Server log.  It seems as though every one of the 70 services in Arcgis Server was making a connection to the database so we were already over 20 connections short.  I called tech support and they showed me how to use the SDE command line interface to change the maximum number of connections to the database.  I changed it to 200 and we have not had a problem since.  The table that we changed was sde.SDE_server_config and the field was CONNECTIONS.  Hope this helps, Luci ... View more

Well, after several phone calls and several attempts using as many different ways as you can to create a new geodatabase, it seems as though my server just did not like my database name.  I used another database name and have not had any problems.  FWBGDBpublic - cannot use this name on our sever - FWBPublicGDB - worked just fine - so after repairing data sources on all maps and republishing them everything is working as it should now. Thanks, Luci ... View more

Ok, I changed these items: Proxy config file: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <!-- Proxy config is used to set the ArcGIS Server services that the proxy will forward to.                 mustMatch: true to only proxy to sites listed, false to proxy to any site --> <ProxyConfig mustMatch="true">   <serverUrls>     <!-- serverUrl options:             url = location of the ArcGIS Server, either specific URL or stem             matchAll = true to forward any request beginning with the url             token = (optional) token to include for secured service             dynamicToken = if true, gets token dynamically with username and               password stored in web.config file's appSettings section.     --> <serverUrl url="https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/generateToken?parameters" matchAll="true" dynamicToken = "true" referer="http://localhost/fwbjava/default.html"></serverUrl> expiration="1440" f="json"   </serverUrls>   </ProxyConfig> web.config file in same proxy folder: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <configuration> userName="city username" password="city password" </configuration> In Firebug I can see the 404 Not Found error for this URL: callback=dojo.io.script.jsonp_dojoIoScript107._jsonpCallback directionsLanguage=en directionsLengthUnits=esriNAUMiles directionsOutputType=esriDOTComplete findBestSequence=false http://route.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/Route/NAServer/Route_World/solve?f=json outSR=102100 returnBarriers=false returnDirections=true returnPolygonBarriers=false returnPolylineBarriers=false returnRoutes=false returnStops=false stops={"type":"features","features":[{"geometry":{"x":-9642517.808238365,"y":3557110.1926639024,"spatialReference":{"wkid":102100}},"attributes":{"address":"51 Silva Dr NW, Fort Walton Beach, FL, 32548"}},{"geometry":{"x":-9642459.852759078,"y":3555678.421692784,"spatialReference":{"wkid":102100}},"attributes":{"address":"105 Miracle Strip Pky Sw, Fort Walton Beach, FL, 32548"}}],"doNotLocateOnRestrictedElements":true} This is in my js app: esri.addProxyRule({   urlPrefix : "route.arcgis.com",   proxyUrl : "/proxy" }); I know I have something configured wrong in the Proxy, just wish I could find a book for dummies on how to set it up 🙂 Thank you! Luci ... View more

Well, that is what I am not sure of, correctly setting up the proxy.  Here is what I have in the proxy.config file: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <!-- Proxy config is used to set the ArcGIS Server services that the proxy will forward to.                 mustMatch: true to only proxy to sites listed, false to proxy to any site --> <ProxyConfig mustMatch="true">   <serverUrls>     <!-- serverUrl options:             url = location of the ArcGIS Server, either specific URL or stem             matchAll = true to forward any request beginning with the url             token = (optional) token to include for secured service             dynamicToken = if true, gets token dynamically with username and               password stored in web.config file's appSettings section.     --> <serverUrl url="https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/generateToken?parameters" matchAll="true" userName="our city username is entered here" password="our city password is entered here" referer="http://localhost/fwbjava/default.html"></serverUrl> expiration="1440" f="json"   </serverUrls>   </ProxyConfig> Anyone that uses our application will be on our network (either directly or via vpn) - it is not open to public - I do NOT want them to have to enter a username and password, especially those that are travelling in the fire engine responding to a call 🙂 Thanks, Luci ... View more

Here are screen shots from the two map service rest points: [ATTACH=CONFIG]23031[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]23032[/ATTACH] Here are screen shots from the two datasets in my SQL GDB: [ATTACH=CONFIG]23033[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]23034[/ATTACH] Thanks, Luci ... View more

Ok, I tried just the one service with all of my data in it and it ran just as slow.  So, I uninstalled everything and started over.  Everything seems to be running faster.  The only problem I have now is that a couple of my map services are cross-linking data and I made another post for that subject. Thanks, Luci ... View more

Hey, We have over 60 services, but I would not consider that alot until now that we are attempting to get 10.1 to work.  We have the same amount in 10.0 and we do not have the problems that we are experiencing with 10.1 I am deleting the services because I was advised to try a different approach.  I am combining about 55 services into 1 service to see if that speeds things up.  I tried to delete the service using arc catalog and that was just as slow.  I will attempt to delete them manually! Thanks, Luci ... View more

The compiled version of my 3.0 version Flex Viewer app is physically located at: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\fwb and in a browser I reach it through http://fwbgis/fwb/index.html I also have the uncompiled 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 versions in Flash Builder 4.6 for testing/debugging and the popups do not work in any of the three versions there either. As stated above, if I go to this address: http://fwbgis/fwb/popups/popup_addresses.xml Thanks! Luci I can see the xml file [ATTACH=CONFIG]22941[/ATTACH] ... View more