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All sorted, was assigning the new role I created to the wrong user! (Will still need to play about with the role options and wish there was more documentation for this).
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Hi yes, this was before seeing your script, so apologies you're correct on most counts. I can't see the spatial analyst extension being checked out? Which may be the issue since you can use it in immediate mode? There are string-only paths specified but the arcpy env workspace is commented out? I'm not sure of the new python sorting this out, but you may want to explicitly put your values as floats in-case of integer division happening (max_depth = 2.0 etc.)
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08-23-2020
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Only things I can think of are to check out the spatial analyst extension, and be explicit rather than from arcpy.sa import * (I assume since I don't really download people's zips - posting the code would get more traction) use arcpy.sa.Minus(.. Also I'd ensure that the rasters are properly cast into Raster objects to allow the raster algebra.
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08-23-2020
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ArcGIS Server 10.6.1, Portal 10.6.1 I've successfully published Feature services with the ability to edit, update etc. all of which display correctly. On publishing a Feature Access service with only the 'Query' box ticked, the feature is invisible when displayed in Portal, or viewed as a service in ArcMap. I'm not using any strange symbology sets, and have tried an Esri optimized Circle and normal Circle symbol. Altering the symbology in Portal in the Map Viewer also has no effect. Strangely, the points are displayed when I add labels to the data?? Thanks!
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08-23-2020
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Hi, I have a feature service published with View, Update, Delete etc. to my Portal (10.6.1). The feature service is linked to an enterprise GDB which is registered to the data store. the Portal is Federated. Using a Portal administrator account I can fully edit the feature(s). I've assigned the feature service to a group, with full update capability, and the service happily sits in a web app where I can create, edit features - which are automagically updated in the enterprise gdb fc. The issue is when I assign anyone who is not an Administrator account to the group, the 'feature cannot be added to the map', even though the feature is shared with access and update capability. I've also tried creating a new portal role with different admin options to allow access (even created a role with every option ticked) but it strangely did not replicate the administrator account experience. Granting an administrator role to the feature editors is not a palatable option! Has anyone else struggled with this?
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08-19-2020
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No prob. Just to clarify, as an output it would go to the listed ArcGIS server jobs directory, if hardcoded you could put it into a datastore location.
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08-13-2020
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well it gets downloaded subsequently by the user via a url to the output directory. There may be such functionality I'm not aware of, but I would of thought any user-specified output location would need to be registered to the data store.
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08-13-2020
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This is only how I managed to get these to work, with any esri documentation being distinctly lacking.. I would set an output location/filename as a user-specified parameter (direction->output) then have that as an arcpy.SetParameter(x, y) (cant remember the syntax for it). On publishing, ArcGIS server seems to strip this and save any tool outputs to the server output directory (whatever this is set as in server manager).
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08-13-2020
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Is this a python toolbox? never got round to learning these! (old excuse). I had a scan through the code, there seems to be no output csv specified, rather just wrangling the input to create an output? I'd say the tool needs an output result to be set to allow the file to be downloadable, rather than dumping it into a semi hardcoded server location.
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The trick I've always found is to run the script with the output set to a location visible to the server data store. Set the output as a SetParameter(), after publishing and linking to the GP widget, ArcGIS server seems to re-interpret the output location and do the dirty work for you. The GP widget options should allow you to set the file to be downloadable via an output URL. How far have you got on the gp task publishing side?
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08-13-2020
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Hi, I'm exploring the glorious ArcGIS Python API and am trying to think how I can clone WebMaps and Web Apps from test to production portal. the guide here Cloning Content | ArcGIS for Developers is extremely good but is more based on having hosted-feature services feeding the web map, rather than traditional feature services published from a registered data store. Has anyone got any ideas or experience of this? Thanks!
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08-13-2020
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Do you have a SetParameter() of the output? Can you show your code and tool parameters, also your publishing and widget params?
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08-13-2020
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Looks like Python Field Calculator syntax? I don't use Arcade unfortunately, but the documentation suggests a syntax like: $feature["fieldname"] * 30 * 30
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without further details and pictures (thousand words) I'm not sure anyone will be able to help you.
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