Latest Contributions by Jay_Gregory

I have installed ArcGIS Maps for Sharepoint on a Sharepoint 2019 Foundation/Server farm, and configured it with a site collection to connect to our ArcGIS 10.8.1 Enterprise.  For the most part things work as expected except for one key component: I cannot add our own Enterprise layers (layers hosted on our ArcGIS Server) to the Map web part.  I am able to search our organization for layers and show results, but once I click the Add button, it just spins and the layer never adds.  However, I can add layers that are hosted on ArcGIS Online (such as Living Atlas or other layers pointing to FeatureServices on a publicly accessible ArcGIS Server).   This would indicate that possibly our Sharepoint servers do not have correct DNS entries for our own Enterprise, but I have confirmed that they do have the correct entries.  Furthermore, I cannot find anything in the logs.  Has anyone seen this / have any suggestions? ... View more

I am curious as to the correct workflow to  a) publishing a spatially enabled data frame containing polygon data as a hosted feature layer (one time only to create the feature layer) b) overwrite and/or update the hosted feature layer with a new spatially enabled dataframe - same schema but different data.  There are multiple ways to achieve a - sdf.spatial.to_featurelayer being the easier, but I have been unable to overwrite / update the resultant layer.   From https://developers.arcgis.com/python/sample-notebooks/publishing-sd-shapefiles-and-csv/, it seems like my only option is to export the sdf to a shapefile, zip up the shapefile, publish from that, and then follow the same process (export to shapefile and zip) to update? Is that my only option? I hesitate to use shapefiles because of some of the nuances of their field names, date types, etc. etc. ... View more

I have created a hosted feature table (no location information) from a CSV in my 10.8.1 Portal.  Trying to programmatically update this keeps throwing an error:     feature_table_item = Item(GIS, itemId) #this points to a hosted feature table flayer_collection = FeatureLayerCollection.fromitem(feature_table_item) flayer_collection.manager.overwrite(path_to_csv)   The error is    --------------------------------------------------------------------------- IndexError Traceback (most recent call last) <ipython-input-25-263240bbee7e> in <module> ----> 1 main() <ipython-input-24-7c9cf54f40f6> in main() 8 if IsNewData(csv, cdcili): 9 print('loading') ---> 10 load(csv, cdcili) 11 #UpdateCovidDashboard("CDC ILI Data") 12 #mail("CDC ILI finished at {}".format(datetime.datetime.now()),"CDC ILI Success", getEmailsFromFile(__file__, 'emails.txt')) <ipython-input-18-6d8668ce2733> in load(csv, cdcili) 72 def load(csv, cdcili): 73 cdc_flayer_collection = FeatureLayerCollection.fromitem(cdcili) ---> 74 return cdc_flayer_collection.manager.overwrite(csv) ~\AppData\Local\ESRI\conda\envs\EIM\lib\site-packages\arcgis\features\managers.py in overwrite(self, data_file) 1361 "useDescription" : "on" 1362 } -> 1363 lyr_url_info = "%s/layers" % feature_layer_item.layers[0].container._url 1364 fs_url = "%s" % feature_layer_item.layers[0].container._url 1365 layer_info = self._gis._con.get(lyr_url_info, {'f' : 'json'}) IndexError: list index out of range     I can see that is looking for the first item in the layers attribute.  However, flayer_collection.layers is an empty array, which explains the IndexError flayer_collection.tables however is an array with one table item:  [<Table url:"https://MyGISServer/arcgis/rest/services/Hosted/MyTable/FeatureServer/0">] So why does the update method only call on the layers attributes instead of whichever attribute (layers or table) contains the service URL.  Ostensibly a hosted feature layer / table will only have ONE service anyway (as opposed to a MapService).  Is there an accepted workaround here or am I missing something?  ... View more

I have users that compare (visually) elevations of different features in a JS API 4.11 SceneView.  I've noticed different behavior based on whether the SceneView viewingMode is global or local in the application, and I was hoping someone could explain it to me so I can explain it to my users.   For example, I have a roughly 40x40 mile polygon extruded to 16500 feet, and then plot a plane flight path that does not get higher than 16400 feet.  When the SceneView viewingMode is set to global, the plane appears above the extruded polygon (by about 330 feet).  But when the viewingMode attribute is set to local, the plane, as expected, appears below the roof of the polygon.  Please see attachments for screenshots.  I was hoping someone could explain to me why this is happening.  Thanks! ... View more

This error / bug does not occur in version 1.7.0.   To reproduce:   from arcgis.gis import server from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer gis = server.Server(serverAdminEndpoint, username=username, password=password, verify_cert=False) fl = FeatureLayer(restrictedFeatureLayerUrl, gis=gis) features = fl.query()   The last line generates a JSON Decode error.   I've tried various parameters in the fl.query (e.g., as_df, outFields, returnGeometry, etc. etc.) and nothing seems to work.  This code was working as 1.7.0, and when I downgraded by arcgis version to 1.7.0 on the same environment that had been generating the error, the code worked.   ... View more

We have configured our ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6.1 with Living Atlas content using an AGOL account.  However, I'm unclear if it is intended / allowed for Portal administrators to be able to share Living Atlas content with the entire organization (aka without having users login).  If I find a Living Atlas layer, and then adjust the sharing to it is shared with Everyone, and a user adds this layer to the map, and then shared the map with Everyone, users are still getting error messages saying they do not have sufficient permissions to add the layer.   Is this intended behavior?  If so, how can we (or can we period) share Living Atlas content configured with Enterprise with anonymous users.   ... View more