Latest Contributions by MatthewLofgren

I struggled with something similar recently (10.4.1). I was referencing my data source by absolute path, and even though it was registered with the server, it kept telling me it wasn't and that it needed to copy the data to the server. I don't really understand why this works, but breaking the path into pieces and joining them with os.path.join solved it.... see this page - Authoring geoprocessing tasks with Python scripts—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise   about 1/2 way down the "Hybrid Example" Specifically for me: lrs = "D:/arcgisserver/tools/GDB_Rail.sde/RAIL_ADMIN.INV_Rail_LRS" did not work lrs = "D:/arcgisserver/tools/GDB_Rail.sde" lrsLyr = os.path.join(lrs,"RAIL_ADMIN.INV_Rail_LRS") worked ... View more

You could group n number of layers into a single service. I have a few services that have 30+ layers in them. I don't know if there is a limit on the number of layers per service. A few years ago I was told 25 was the recommended max. Not sure if that is still true or not.  Also, I would set your min instances = max. If you hit a service that isn't active, it will use considerable CPU to spin up the ARCSOC process. If your memory can handle it, keep them alive indefinitely.  If you add more layers to a service, you should bump up the min/max instances per machine so it can handle more requests.  You could also try low isolation and increase instances per process. There are caveats to this, but it has worked well for us. ... View more

This happened to me when the Committed memory exceeded it's limit. Adding more virtual memory (paging file) to bring the Committed memory below the limit solved it. ... View more

That actually looks OK. Probably not related then. Sorry... ... View more

I had similar error messages while publishing, but it never took 2 hours. Turned out I ran out of virtual memory (not RAM but paging file). Worth a shot to look into. ... View more

I had the same problem and came across this post Javascript API map 3.7 has no coordinates when handling map click Adding the following to the function after the require statement fixed it for me document.dojoClick = false; require(["esri/map", . . "dojo/ready"],   function (Map, .....,ready) {      document.dojoClick = false;      ready(function () {.... ... View more

Hi Peggy I've done it like this before. function executeIdentifyTask(evt) {   var attr, template, route;   identifyParams.geometry = evt.mapPoint;   identifyParams.mapExtent = map.extent;   var deferred = identifyTask.execute(identifyParams);   deferred.then(function (response) {        // If no results, prevent info window from showing        if(response.length > 0)        {             map.infoWindow.show(evt.mapPoint);        }        else        {             map.infoWindow.hide();        }        return array.map(response, function (result) {             var feature = result.feature;             feature.attributes.layerName = result.layerName;             template = new InfoTemplate();             template.setTitle("${SomeTitle}");             template.setContent("some content");             feature.setInfoTemplate(template);             return feature;        });   }).then(function(features){        map.infoWindow.setFeatures(features);   }); } ... View more

Regarding the first question. If your map/feature service is coming from ArcGIS Server, you can set the 'Maximum Number of Records Returned by Server' to 0. So your form will take in submissions but will not show anything on the map. If you were in Server Manager -> Edit your service -> Parameters tab -> under Properties ... View more

Here's an example from some code I have using dojo/promise/all (dojo/promise/all replacing deferredlist). I trimmed out unnecessary code. Note that the deferreds have a 'promise' property you pass to 'all'. //Execute 3 query tasks. store into 3 separate deferreds var pointDeferred = pointQueryTask.execute(query); var segmentDeferred = segmentQueryTask.execute(query); var textDeferred = textQueryTask.execute(query); // pass the an array of promises to all all([pointDeferred.promise, segmentDeferred.promise, textDeferred.promise]).then(function(results){   // results are returned as an array with the same order as the promises were passed   var points = results[0].features;   var segments = results[1].features;   var text = results[2].features;   console.log(results);   },   function(err){   console.log("error"); }); ... View more

(edit - cant figure out how to format code...) The spatial reference of the returned routes is different than that of the map. "spatialReference" : {   "wkid" : 26912,   "latestWkid" : 26912   }, Also, maybe it has something to do with the M geometry? I don't really know much about that, but it is different than the example ESRI uses. "geometry" : {   "hasM" : true,   "paths" : [[[385257.9112999998, 3703188.5214000009, 0], [385237.77309999987, 3703187.1098999996, 0.013684333276748657], Your code works fine when adding a graphic with map.spatialReference and no M values in the paths. So, I would look into configuring your feature service differently (changing spatial ref and maybe disabling the M values) as an example, this one will show up in San Francisco near the bay bridge. //routeGraphicLayer.add(route); routeGraphicLayer.add(new Graphic({     "geometry": {         "paths": [             [                 [                     -13626301.5909,                     4548855.381700002                 ],                 [                     -13626306.0602,                     4548859.846299998                 ],                 [                     -13626310.513,                     4548864.071800001                 ],                 [                     -13626336.1165,                     4548888.016599998                 ],                 [                     -13626402.9082,                     4548957.034100004                 ],                 [                     -13626419.6061,                     4548972.527900003                 ],                 [                     -13626454.1152,                     4549027.460600004                 ],                 [                     -13626469.699900001,                     4549158.455300003                 ],                 [                     -13626500.8693,                     4549282.408699997                 ],                 [                     -13626399.568599999,                     4549300.7201000005                 ],                 [                     -13626217.0046,                     4549327.483000003                 ],                 [                     -13626205.636300001,                     4549242.3728                 ]             ]         ],         "spatialReference": {             "wkid": 102100,             "latestWkid": 3857         }     },     "attributes": {         "0": "Start at Location 1",         "1": "Go northwest on 5th St toward Mint Plz",         "2": "Turn right on O'Farrell St (Ofarrell St)",         "3": "Turn right on Stockton St",         "4": "Finish at Location 2"     },     "infoTemplate": {         "title": "Attributes",         "content": "${*}"     } })); ... View more