Latest Contributions by DanielStauning

If you check the Windows services console, is the ArcGIS Server service started? In addition to ArcGISServer.exe, you should see two javaw.exe processes in task manager along with a number of ArcSOC.exe processes for your services, typically at least one for each service.  ... View more

Hi Dan, You'll need to make sure that you're printing the dynamic map service and not the feature layer. Geometry for a feature layer is returned using a query, whereas a dynamic map service exports a map image. Are you using the application builder? If so, just make sure to add the whole folder as an operational layer instead of just the sub layer. Thanks, -Daniel ... View more

Hi Paul, What you've described does sound like a known issue: NIM086149 "Feature Service Field Types are not ordered correctly on REST endpoint." If you check the REST endpoint for the feature layer, you should see that the order corresponds to Field Types. I believe this behavior only occurs with ArcGIS Server services and not ArcGIS Online hosted feature services. The bug is being addressed and the documented work around is to use subtypes to define the order of the editing templates at REST (will not work if other domains are set on the feature). Sorry for the inconvenience, hope this helps -Daniel ... View more

Hi Priyabrata I would check out this resource page: ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)‌ The CachingControllers service (in the System folder) determines how many jobs can run at the same time; the default max instances is 3, has that been modified? How many cores does your CPU have? If too many publishers start requesting cache to be built at the same time, the server can get overwhelmed, even if you only choose to dedicate a small number of instances toward each job. -Daniel ... View more

Carmen, This tutorial shows you how you can enable SSL for ArcGIS Server using the default self-signed certificate: ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)‌ The answer to your question also depends on if you're accessing ArcGIS Server through the web adaptor, the documentation for that workflow is here: ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)‌ I hope this helps! -Daniel ... View more

Hi William, It sounds like your related table is coming from a different source than the feature class. Feature services published to ArcGIS for Server require that all layers and stand-alone tables in the map reference a single enterprise geodatabase or enterprise database. You could try importing the table into your enterprise geodatabase where the feature class resides and then publishing.  Here is the resource page on that error with steps on how to resolve it. ArcGIS Help (10.2, 10.2.1, and 10.2.2)‌ Good luck! -Dan ... View more

Hi Donald. The server URL should look something like this: http://localhost:6080/ArcGIS/Services/DefaultMap/MapServer/BAServer‌ When you hit connect, are you prompted to authenticate? -Dan ... View more

Hi Mody, The Manage Map Server Cache Tiles tool can be used for existing map or image services, the correct work flow would be to publish your raster imagery as a map or image service and then build the tiles either while publishing or after. Image services can be cached at version 10.1 and above and tiles can be migrated from one cache directory to another. In regards to copying it to another machine, if you have ArcGIS for Server installed as a separate single machine site, you would need to publish another service to machine 2 and copy the existing tiles into that cache directory. For Image service capabilities you would need the extension authorized. Is there a specific reason why you have to publish the service to another machine rather than consuming the service from machine 1? Do you plan on using the enhanced capabilities of image services or do you just need to be able to view the data? For viewing purposes, a map service should be sufficient and you won't need the extension. Hope this helps! -Dan ... View more

Brandon, What RDBMS are you using? Can you check your ArcGIS Server logs for any errors? Specifically, are you seeing an error about the maximum number of connections to the instance being exceeded for your database? - Daniel ... View more

Hi Brandon, Changing that setting would only apply if you were working with a hosted feature service, can I ask what version of ArcGIS Server you're using? Is it 10.2? - Daniel ... View more

Brandon, Are you working with a hosted feature service or a service that you've published to your own ArcGIS Server? If it's a hosted feature service, try the following; You'll have to be an administrator to do so. My Organization > Edit Settings > Security > uncheck the box for "Allow only standard SQL queries." - Daniel ... View more

Anatolli, If your feature service is published to ArcGIS Server, you can reference the following document; under the feature access tab, make sure that create and delete are checked: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00sq0000009r000000 If it's a hosted feature service (published to the ArcGIS Online cloud), you'll have to edit the supported operations in the item description of the service when logged into ArcGIS Online. You can always check which operations are allowed by checking the REST endpoint of the service, scroll to the bottom and see what is listed under supported operations. Hope this helps, - Daniel ... View more

Justin, This is a different scenario that what we had discussed previously, I was under the impression that you were attempting to export data from the feature service item description page. In this case, the credit charge is for the Extract Data task in the Perform Analysis tools, these are ready to use geoprocessing services that are built into the map viewer. - Daniel ... View more

Vincent, If you allow anonymous access to your organization, the URL should be accessible to everyone. My Organization > Edit Settings > Security > Allow anonymous access to your organization. - Daniel ... View more