Latest Contributions by Noah-Sager

Hi Alex, There are certainly some potential issues with IE9, but some of these can be mitigated by using the proxy page. Have you tried with other versions of IE? ... View more

Hello Agnihotri, Welcome to Esri Forums! Thank you for posting your question here. There are many uses for consuming a feature service. It's a pretty big question, but I think the best thing to do would be to point you to some of our web APIs, and let you poke around in there. JavaScript API - Samples https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jssamples/ JavaScript API - Sample with Feature Service https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jssamples/ed_attribute_inspector.html ArcGIS Viewer for Flex - Incident Reporter http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/flex-viewer/live/index.html?config=apps/config-edit.xml ArcGIS API for Silverlight - Samples http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/silverlight-api/samples/start.htm Hope this helps! -Noah ... View more

No worries, glad that helped! ... View more

Hello Luci, Hard to say what the trouble is, but it sounds like the proxy may not be configured correctly. Have you confirmed that the proxy is healthy by testing a valid URL in the browser? example: http://pathtoproxy/proxy.ashx?http://www.esri.com Other things to consider: 1) If you watch the web traffic when the application loads, do you see successful calls to the proxy page? 2) Is the path to the proxy page correct in the JavaScript code? Hope this helps! -Noah ... View more

Hi Ben, Sounds intriguing. I'm not 100% sure what the issue is, but I have a couple of ideas of things to look at and think about. 1) Is the URL of the application publicly accessible? It would be neat if you could share that here. 2) Are you using a proxy? If so, verify that the proxy is working properly. 3) What happens if you change the initial zoom level in the code when the application loads? 4) What is different between the dev and deployment environments? Hope this helps, -Noah ... View more

If anyone else is curious, there is a new knowledge base technical article covering this topic: HowTo: Consume open source (WMS and WMTS) services with the ArcGIS Runtime SDK for iOS ... View more

Hi Brett, We have some JavaScript documentation about working with WMS layers, and a couple of samples that demonstrate the ability. I'd say give these resources a shot and post back here if you run into any issues. -Noah ... View more

No worries, glad to you got it figured out! ... View more

Hi Ekaitz, When I sign-in to ArcGIS Online and try to access the item, I get this error: [ATTACH=CONFIG]30713[/ATTACH] I think the issue is that the item is not shared or publicly accessible. Please check your settings. Is this a webmap or a web application? Can you view it without signing-in to ArcGIS Online? If I add "?f=json" to the end of your URL, I see this: [ATTACH=CONFIG]30714[/ATTACH] It seems to be accessible to the public, but I still feel there is something not working with it if I cannot access it either. After checking your settings, I would also try publishing the item again. -Noah ... View more

Hi Ekaitz, I think I understand what you're saying. The issue is that you are comparing default Esri map basemaps from the JavaScript API to basemaps from ArcGIS.com. Using the map constructor, valid basemap options from the JavaScript API are: "streets" , "satellite" , "hybrid", "topo", "gray", "oceans", "national-geographic", "osm". These are the default Esri basemaps that the JavaScript API can access and return. The Basemap gallery sample uses the: "BasemapGallery widget to update the map's basemap. This widget presents a gallery of base maps that can be user-defined or generated by a query from ArcGIS.com. In this snippet a new BasemapGallery widget is created that contains basemaps from ArcGIS.com". Thus, these basemaps may not have the same name as the basemaps from the map constructor. If you look at the Basemap Toggle sample, you can see that the "map.getBasemap()" method returns the actual name of the current basemap when you switch between them. That being the case, you have several options moving forward, depending on what you wish to accomplish. You could create your own custom basemaps, and call them whatever you want. You could use the Esri basemaps that the JavaScript API can access and return in a basemap gallery dijit or basemap toggle dijit style, and have the names be the same there as they are in the map constructor. -Noah ... View more

Hmm, is the URL of the raster dataset publicy accessible? Looking at the Geoprocessing with result map service sample, it looks like raster data can be included in a legend. ... View more

Alright then. And what happens if you swap in your service into a different sample, like the Legend sample? Can you see the Legend now? ... View more

Hmm, if you try a different map service, does that work any better? Try a different Esri service, and then a different internal one that you (or the client) host (if possible). Just checked the service you indicated, and it appears to be functional. ... View more

Hi Peter, Not sure exactly, but one good thing to check would be the Legend in the Map Service at REST. The soil survey sample you indicated has a legend that is visible at REST. Is this the same for your raster dataset? -Noah ... View more