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Some thoughts about ArcGIS Runtime Server: 1) The local server crashes only when I run GPK in RMS mode with the output of GPRasterDataLayer type. It works ok when I run GPK in RMS mode with the output of GPFeatureRecordSetLayer type. I think my issue only references to raster data as an output. 2) My GPKs and ArcGIS runtime are directory-aware. I have made a test. I created couple of gpks – each of them uses different geoprocessing tools supported by ArcGIS runtime like hillshade and viewshed giving as an output a GPRasterDataLayer. I located them in my ArcGIS Runtime sample directory ie. C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS SDKs\java10.2.4\sdk\samples\data\gpks\Contour. I changed in a loop their names to Contour.gpk to successfully open a Contour sample (which use RMS option) and all of them were started without any crash. I executed them via REST and saw the results in the associated Map Service. I assume that Esri Samples app uses the production license, because I do not see any watermarks and do not receive any warnings in the Console. So my question is – Do I need a production license to test local RMS service with raster output?
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Hi Dave, First of all, I would like to thank you for the support offered to me and for uploading rtfs to ArcGIS Online. I hope some day, multiple raster arrays will be supported as input to image service functions. I successfully configured yours raster functions to run against my own image service and consumed them in ArcGIS Runtime for Java 10.2.4 application. Thank you once again. Best Regards, Adam
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Dear all, I would like to access the results of my local geoprocessing service using ArcGIS Runtime for Java. I found ServerFolder class to access server folders. The constructor is ServerFolder(String name). Does anybody know what is a name? What should I pass there? I belived it should be jobid (which is also a folder on server) or gpservice url, but it does not work. Can you give my any example how to use it? Thank you in advance, Best Regards, Adam
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Dear Dave, thank you very much for your feedback. It works like a charm in the ArcGIS Runtime App! However, I still have a problem when I want to combine more arguments in my rtf file. I would like to ask you one more question: How I can pass result from one function as the input of another function in the same rtf file? Suppose that I want to filter my DEM by elevation and slope, just like you did in your sample app. I use local and slope function to achieve this. How I can pass result of my slope function to another local function? Attached is the screenshot of my rtf file. I found in the documentation that it is possible. But there is no example how to achieve this. "A raster value can be the image service ("$$") -- default, an image in the image service ("$oid"), or a result from another function (a rendering rule object)." Thank you in advance, Best regards, Adam
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