Latest Contributions by JasonTipton

I have 6  ArcServers participating in 1 site that I am deploying. I have setup the IIS webadaptor on 2 machines that are being load balanced behind an F5. Do I need the webadaptor? All the webadaptor does is forward traffic from port 443 to 6443. It also does a little load balancing (maybe). With the F5, I can do SSL offloading at the hardware level (much more efficient). I can decrypt once at the F5 instead of having to decrypt at IIS, then re-encrypt to pass on to ArcGIS to un-encrypt and have to do it all again on the return. I don't have to have IIS do any URL routing like the web-adaptor does. All traffic to that particular subdomain will be forwarded to the ArcGIS Server site. The way I see it, you are using IIS as a router/load balancer. If I have access to the real thing, it will be much more efficient and I don't see that I lose anything. What am I missing? And has anybody already done this? ... View more

Enviro: ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 When I add a secured layer from my server to AGO Content, it asks for credentials, but it doesn't actually store them. I can confirm that I can add a secured service from another company's server and it prompts to save the credentials. The differences I see are that ours are httpS and theirs is just http. We also had the site locked down at the root level instead of being secured at the service level. (I tried switching this to being open at the server level and secured at the service level, but it did not seem to fix the issue. The only thing I can think of is that it may not be fully trusting our certificate. We have a real certificate, not a self signed one, but if you click the lock in chrome, it says that the "identity has not been verified". Can others verify that they are able to add httpS secured services with credentials to AGO? Has anyone ran into this problem? My service (httpS) not saving credentials. Other company service (http) saving credentials. Chrome security info: (verified by our Company Corporate CA) ... View more

I have an Applet that automatically updates certain fields every time my user collects data. It was based on the XYZ+ script. My data is projected in UTM, but my users want to be able to record DMS as well. I found a script on the 15th page of http://arcscripts.esri.com/Data/AS15207.pdf that converts to DD.dddd. This is fine and it works great until I try and move it to my Nomad, because there is no C: drive. How do I reference a file at say "\\My Documents\gis\Coordinate System\NAD 1983 UTM Zone 15N.prj" ? "\" being the root directory. Here's my code: Sub FA  Set objRS = Map.Selectionlayer.Records objRS.Bookmark = ThisEvent.Bookmark  'define coordinate systems Set pLLCS = Application.CreateAppObject( "CoordSys" ) Set pMCS = Application.CreateAppObject( "CoordSys" )  'Set up Coordinate Systems  \\\\\-----This is where the problem is-----/////////// pMCS.Import("\\My Documents\gis\Coordinate System\NAD 1983 UTM Zone 15N.prj") pLLCS.Import("\\My Documents\gis\Coordinate System\North American Datum 1983.prj")   'Create Map Points and assign coordinate systems Set pMapPt = Application.CreateAppObject("Point") Set pLLPt = Application.CreateAppObject("Point") Set pMapPt.CoordinateSystem = pMCS Set pLLPt.CoordinateSystem = pLLCS 'Set x/y values for original point pMapPt.X = objRS.Fields.Shape.X pMapPt.Y = objRS.Fields.Shape.Y 'transpose the coordinate to lat long Set pLLPt = pLLCS.Project(pMapPt)  For Each f in objRS.Fields  Select Case Ucase(f.name)      CASE "LATSTRING"    f.Value = DMS(pLLpt.Y, "y")   CASE "LONSTRING"    f.Value = DMS(pLLpt.X, "x")   End Select  Next objRS.Update  Set pMapPt = Nothing Set pLLPt = Nothing Set pMCS = Nothing Set pLLCS = Nothing Set objLyr = Nothing Set objRS = Nothing End Sub   Function DMS(v, xy)  absV = abs(v)  degInt = Floor(absV)  min = multDenom(absV, degInt)  if xy = "x" then   degInt = degInt * -1  end if  minInt = Floor(min)  sec = round(multDenom(min, minInt),4)  DMS = degInt & " " & minInt & " " & sec   End Function  Function Floor(d)  dTmp = Round(d)  if dTmp > d then   dTmp = dTmp - 1  End if  Floor = dTmp  End Function Function multDenom(d, dInt)  d = d - dInt  multDenom = d*60  End Function The code works fine. I just want to include it in case anyone else is trying to do the same thing, or has suggestions on more efficient way.  On the desktop I just change 2 lines to: 'Set up Coordinate Systems  pMCS.Import("C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\ArcPad10.0\Coordinate System\Projected Coordinate Systems\UTM\NAD 1983\NAD 1983 UTM Zone 15N.prj")  pLLCS.Import("C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\ArcPad10.0\Coordinate System\Geographic Coordinate Systems\North America\North American Datum 1983.prj") So how do I reference paths on mobile devices that do not have a root drive letter? ... View more