Latest Contributions by DanielStauning

Ihab, It's not that it will never work but some users have run into unexpected behavior with things like editing feature services or registering services in their content and tech support is not able to assist with these types of issues as they can be specific to the user's environment. -Dan ... View more

Josh, Are you referring to a result map service of a geoprocessing service output? My understanding is that a map service is the only supported result service type. You may just be running into a limitation here, sorry I can't be of more help. ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2) Thanks, -Dan ... View more

Hi Josh, An image service may be required to expose the raster attribute table resource, I don't believe this resource is available through map services: ArcGIS REST API Here's a sample image service with the raster attribute table resource exposed that you can test with: NLCDLandCover2001 (ImageServer) Does this answer your question? -Dan ... View more

Hi Adriana, I would direct you to a topic in this years UC Q&A to address your question: What is new in the Portal for ArcGIS 10.3 extension to ArcGIS for Server: “Refreshed Map Viewer and Portal for ArcGIS website: Numerous improvements have been made to the Portal for ArcGIS website and Map Viewer to match the additions to the ArcGIS Online website and Map Viewer since December 2013.” Is it True that Portal for ArcGIS is always behind ArcGIS Online: ArcGIS Online is updated three or four times a year and brings new features. Portal for ArcGIS, on the other hand, is refreshed with maintenance releases two or three times a year, with major releases approximately every 18 months. Enhancements in web applications and the portal will have a lag before they make it into Portal for ArcGIS. ..Our intent is to keep the portals in ArcGIS Online and Portal for ArcGIS as close as possible, but some differences are expected. We’re expecting 10.3 to be available in early December and although there is no official documentation available on ArcGIS Resources yet regarding what’s new in 10.3, this functionality should be there. Thanks, -Daniel ... View more

Hi Joanna, It would depend on if your service was added as a basemap or as an operational layer. If it's added as a basemap, the map will use the tiling scheme of your service and you'll be able to zoom into the largest scale. It sounds like they're not able to zoom in far enough because they're limited by the arcgis online basemap tiling scheme. ... View more

Hi Jamal, The response in my web debugger is 400 Bad Request. There is an error report return by ArcGIS Server's internal application server. "The request sent by the client was syntactically incorrect" Have you installed the web adaptor? Typically for an ArcGIS Server that is accessible to the internet you would install the web adaptor and go through the default http port 80 instead of opening port 6080. Also have you tried with the actual name of the server instead of the IP address? -Dan ... View more

Hi Eric, There are a few ways to go about this but the workflow will vary depending on whether your feature service was published to your own ArcGIS Server or if it's a hosted service. If the service is from your own ArcGIS server, you can disable editing on the layer in the webamap. The editing operations for the layer are still defined by the service properties but editing can be disabled within the webmap itself, thus you could make two different maps, one with editing allowed and one with editing disabled. Furthermore, any feature service published to ArcGIS for Server also has an associated Map Service, you could build another map using the map service instead of the feature service. For hosted services you can allow editing operations but control who has editing permissions with roles and privileges. This will only work, however, if access to the service is restricted and requires credentials and your point was that you wanted to make it public. If the service is hosted you may need to publish an additional service which doesn't have editing operations allowed for public viewing purposes.  Allow other to alter hosted feature layers. I hope this helps, -Dan ... View more

This doesn't appear to be a data store issue, the error is saying you need to register the layer with the geodatabase not with the data store: Steps: Start ArcMap and open the Catalog window or start ArcCatalog. Connect to the enterprise geodatabase that contains the table you want to register.This connection is made under the Database Connections node of the Catalog tree. Be sure you connect as the owner of the table. Right-click the table you want to register and click Register with Geodatabase. 00059: Layer’s data source is not registered with the geodatabase Registering a table with the geodatabase ... View more

Brian, If you haven't found this compatibility matrix yet in your research, you may find it helpful: Client and Geodatabase Compatibility:‌ Not aware of any specific issues to look for, You'll want to make sure to upgrade the web adaptor as well as the GIS Server. Here's another good resource on ArcGIS Server compatibility with previous version FAQs Compatibility of ArcGIS 10.22 for Server Compatibility with previous versions: Hope this helps, -Dan ... View more

Hi Francis, I'm not sure about the status of Collector's support for "not a null field" but aside from allowing null values, something to consider would be if you actually need the field in the service. If not, you can uncheck it as visible in the layer properties in Desktop before publishing. This allows you to remove the field form the service without actually having to delete it from the underlying table and the Apply Edits operation will then complete successfully. Thanks, -Dan  ... View more

Alistair, There should be at least a few ArcSOC.exe processes running for the System and Utilities tools, for instance the PublishingTools an CachingTools. These tools come out of the box with any deployment and should be started automatically. Are you able to make an admin connection to the server in Desktop? Try expanding the System folder to see if those services are started, if they're stopped try starting them and see what happens. If those services can't be started there's definitely something wrong and you may consider calling technical support, note the error and also check the server logs. C:\arcgisserver\logs\YourServer\server You can also try starting the services through the admin directory: http://localhost:6080/arcgis/admin/login‌ ... View more

Alistair, In task manager under processes is where you would see the ArcSOC.exe and javaw.exe processes, you may have to click on "show processes from all users." Do you see any SOC processes in task manager? When you go to the REST endpoint for your services directory, do you get some kind of an error or you just don't see your services? It could be that they're secured and you need to login to browse to them? ... View more