Latest Contributions by BlakeTerhune

As much as regex is still black magic to me, it does seem like the best solution here. ... View more

Sorry if I convolute this situation more for you @Mick , but I just want to add that you can use a wildcard argument with ListFiles() to only return txt files. import arcpy import os inPut = r'D:\Downloads\aatester' arcpy.env.workspace = inPut myList = arcpy.ListFiles("*.txt") for fileName in myList: out = os.path.join(inPut, f"{fileName[:-4]}.txt") print(out) with open(out, "a") as k: k.write('Hellow') Additionally, I updated your path construction to use os.path.join() so it reliably does the separator. You will also notice the f string formatting for the file name. This will function the same but I just wanted to demonstrate there are multiple ways to accomplish something. ... View more

You could disable directory browsing but the service is still available if you use browser developer tools to monitor network traffic. If your organization has a load balancer managing traffic coming in, maybe you could set up a url referrer allow list for your services so it blocks anything coming in that's not from your app. I'm not a network engineer so I can't be of anymore help there. I don't think there's anything natively available in ArcGIS Server to do this. ... View more

An address from a form is just a string. You will need to geocode it to determine the actual spatial location (geometry) in order to perform geometry operations with it, like testing if it's located inside a polygon. ... View more

You would need to geocode the address (unless you have an address layer you can search) to get a location; probably with the Search widget. Then use the geometry engine contains() method to test the address location with your polygon. ... View more

Change the working directory before you call the STOR command to copy the file.   session.cwd('/srv/ftp/pub/crimemaps') # Sending the file print('Sending file') session.storbinary('STOR ' + filename, file_object) print('Sent file')   ... View more

Don't pass anything as an argument. Just do file_object.close() However, a better way would be to use the with keyword to open and automatically close the file. Otherwise, you should be using a try/except/finally with open/close. # define ftp session out here try: # Choosing file to send filename = 'TEST12142020.pdf' filepath = r'C:\temp\{}'.format(filename) with open(filepath, 'rb') as file: print ('Opened file') # Sending the file print('Sending file') session.storbinary('STOR ' + filename, file) print('Sent file') finally: session.quit() ... View more

Try putting the file in a simpler directory, like C:\temp\TEST12142020.pdf ... View more

The command input needs to be a path to the file, not a folder. Try filepath = r'G:\GIS\filepath\TEST12142020.pdf' file_object = open(filepath, 'rb') print ('Opened file') # Sending the file print('Sending file') session.storbinary('STOR ' + filepath, file_object) print('Sent file') ... View more

You formatted the file path a a raw string but then included the escape backslash. You have to do one or the other. I recommend just using the raw string with single backslashes. filepath = r'G:\GIS\filepath' file_object = open(r'G:\GIS\\filepath\TEST12142020.pdf', 'rb') print ('Opened file') # Sending the file print('Sending file') session.storbinary('STOR ' + filepath, file_object) print('Sent file')   ... View more

As the error says, you cannot concatenate 'str' and 'file' objects. You'd have to do something like filepath = r'G:\\GIS\\filepath' file_object = open(r'G:\\GIS\\filepath\\TEST12142020.pdf', 'rb') print ('Opened file') # Sending the file print('Sending file') session.storbinary('STOR ' + filepath, file_object) print('Sent file') ... View more

It looks like the highlightOptions are set on the SceneView so changing it will affect all features highlighted. I think what you might have to do is add the features to a GraphicsLayer, each with a different symbol. ... View more