Latest Contributions by ZacharyHart

I know it doesn't support it now, but, like you, I'm waiting to hear anything from ESRI regarding this. I am hosting it locally, but lack any guidance on writing the code for modifying the GP widget to allow the upload feature. I'm real curious to know why the functionality wasn't incorporated from the get-go given the fact that ESRI is moving away from supporting Flex and Silverlight. ... View more

We're in the same boat here. ... View more

Robert, I've been working with WAB in beta right on through. I know you've been heavily engaged in Flex efforts over the years, so don't take this the wrong way when i say that I'm much more excited about the java script based application. That said I have a comment and a question: Currently, I don't see the WAB as an equivalent until it provides data file upload for GP Services like Flex supports. I added an enhancement request at the Beta site, but then also saw that someone else made the request. Question: any sense as to why ESRI is trying to put so many hooks into the WAB and  AGO. I'm not trying to imply anything sinister here, but the changes you describe at 3.0 was my major reason for staying with 2.0. Even the application itself is tied to AGO to a degree. I'm pondering where this is all going with the final release. ... View more

Marika, Thanks for the response, perhaps Kevin from ESRI Technical Support was able to reach you. While he and I have been working on several issues related to ArcPad, we had been using the download tile applet developed from your team. I discovered that when defining the number of cache levels to download 'below' your current level, the tool would in fact try to download L20; the various cache folders were created in the appropriate location (My Documents) but no tiles were downloaded for this level (only blank HTML files). This is the exact behavior I had witnessed when trying to access cached tiles from our AGS. When I had been testing this with another analyst which concluded in the issuing of a new bug (BUG-000082371), I suddenly recalled that they had me generated only a portion of the tiles (not starting with the world extent). Presumably, they did the same thing on their end (at ESRI), because they observed the behavior. So, ArcPad was trying to access tiles which did not exist. So, this morning is set-about creating a new cache which originated at the world extent (level 00). These tiles were all created and can be seen in the GIS cache directories. However, when accessing this service in ArcPad (after clearing the HTTP 400 error) the same behavior persists. I don't know of any other parameter that is required at this point. The service is: Using Web Mercator projection A cached service using the 'exploded' storage format option The appropriate Tiling Scheme which includes the level 0 tiles The cached folder ArcPad creates a folder called L01 with blank HTML references and does not appear to be creating an L00 folder first as expected. Furthermore, when you add any service from ArcGIS online, it initiates the tile download with Level 01; you must perform a fixed zoom out in order to acquire L00 in your local cache folder. Even though you have level 0 tile cache present for your AGS map service, ArcPad is starting with L01 (which does exist). ... View more

Wendy, will follow-up on this soon, been straight out, but I'm confident we can get this if I can understand your environment a bit more. Could you please just say where your data is normally stored: your local desktop, the GIS Server itself, or another shared location? What is the exact error you are getting? ... View more

Both...I have it scripted to do weekly along with a compress for our replicas. While our database is so very much smaller than yours, we find it critical to performance, especially with editing. Have you contacted the Geodata team? IMO, they are among the best ESRI Technical Support has to offer. ... View more

I know this is probably something you've already done, but we use the Native GEOMETRY storage type for our GDB's in SQL 2012 RDBMS and rebuilding the indexes is critical to performance.  ... View more

Presuming your ArcGIS account is a local user account, have you granted permissions to that user account for the folder in question? I'm not quite sure I understand the need to have the data in two locations, however. More specifically: for the location in which the data you want to publish resides: the ArcGIS account must be granted permission to read this data/folder. This location does not have to be on your ArcGIS server. If your ArcGIS account is a local user account (and not a domain user), and your data is not on the arcgis server, you will need to create another ArcGIS local account providing the same username and password as the one which resides on your server. To do this in Windows, Control Panel>User Accounts>Manage User accounts>advanced and create a new local 'arcgis' user [alternatively: at CMD prompt type 'lusrmgr'] ... View more

Here is the bug info: BUG-000082371: Adding a map service to ArcPad 10.2.1 from an ArcGIS Server returns the following error: “Encountered HTTP error 400 for" Interestingly it is related to: This bug is related to: NIM102113 ["Adding basemap data to ArcPad 10.2 from http://services.arcgisonline.com to Desktop returns the following error: “Encountered HTTP error 400 for"] And now an open plea: Why does ESRI continue advertise functionality that doesn't exist? Is this vaporware? ... View more