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(10 Idea Submissions)Latest Contributions by berniejconnors
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Hi, we currently manage our own ArcGIS servers and publish numerous map services to the Public. Back in 2009 when we launched our ArcGIS Server map services the Flex Viewer was the only tool that met our needs for publishing web maps. We have published many Flex Viewer apps since 2009. Our server environment includes DEV servers, TEST servers, and PROD servers. Our Flex Viewer apps must pass through the DEV and TEST stages before we can move them to the PROD servers and make them available to the Public. We plan to abandon the Flex Viewer and migrate to ArcGIS Online hosted map templates or Web App Builder. Our IT department tells me we still need to maintain a DEV, TEST, PROD cycle for deploying map viewers to the Public. My question is "How can I replicate or simulate a DEV, TEST, and PROD environment within our ArcGIS Online subscription?? Can I do this with groups or is there a more robust method? Thanks, Bernie.
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08-12-2015
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YES YOU CAN DISPLAY YOUR OWN ARCGIS SERVER MAP SERVICES IN WAB WAB displays web maps that are composed with the ArcGIS Online map viewer. You can compose a web map that includes map services from your own ArcGIS Server. Here is a sample web map that combines a map service from my own ArcGIS Server with the Esri World Topo basemap. The first step in accomplishing this is to register your ArcGIS Server map service with ArcGIS Online: (see snippet from ArcGIS Online Help below) Add items from the web When you add an item from the web, you are referencing the REST endpoint (URL). The website does not store the item itself. You can reference ArcGIS Server web services, KML, and OGC WMS. You can also reference documents and images stored on the web. Verify that you are signed in and have privileges to create content. From My Content, click Add Item, and click From the web. Choose the type of item: ArcGIS Server web service ..... Once you have added your ArcGIS Server map service(s) as items in ArcGIS Online you can add them to your web map. The final step is to reference the web map in WAB.
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08-06-2015
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I recently deleted the old ArcGIS app from my Android phone and replaced it with the Explorer app. I was surprised to discover that the Explorer app does not support personal accounts. Which Esri apps still support personal accounts? Thanks, Bernie.
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08-04-2015
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Paul, I am just "registering that service with AGOL". Bernie.
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08-04-2015
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Hello, I have noticed some peculiar changes in our ArcGIS Online subscription that have affected: number of seats credits renewal date It is very hard to manage an AGOL subscription when these three values change arbitrarily. Here is a brief description of the arbitrary changes I have noticed: When we had our first renewal in 2014 our 5 seat subscription jumped to 15 seats. Five of the additional seats were due to our five desktop licenses. The additional five seats were an irregularity. We unknowingly began using some of those additional seats and now those seats have been taken away and I am in the unusual position of having 13 of 11 seats in use. Our credits mysteriously increased by ~2500 between April 17 and April 24, 2015. Our renewal date is June 22. Our credits mysteriously decreased by ~2000 between June 12 and June 26 Our renewal date as stated on our software maintenance invoice (Esri Canada invoice # 90071443) is June 22. This was previously the date displayed in AGOL. But recently AGOL began showing our renewal date as August 1, 2016 Has anybody else noticed peculiar changes in their AGOL subscription??
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06-26-2015
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Sam, Since version 10.1 the ArcGIS Server REST API has a "project" operation that can transform the coordinates. So you could call the "project" operation to transform the bounding box coordinates before you build the URL for the other Web AppBuilder app. The "project" operation is powered by the ArcGIS Server geometry service. Bernie.
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04-30-2015
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I agree with Jake - the simplest solution is to include your own ArcGIS Server map services in an AGOL web map and then include the web map in the config for Web AppBuilder. Please be aware that you don't have to put your data in the AGOL cloud. You simply publish a pointer back to your own server. Here is a sample I have published: http://geonb.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=b70eaac05659415a801b476b237f9989 This works fine for non-secure map services. I have not yet done this with secure map services. Bernie.
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04-30-2015
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Jake, That looks like the answer I was searching for - Thanks. I'll do some reading on the ast module. I have also found that this works too: ro3 = json.loads(ro2) It appears to be equivalent to: ro3 = ast.literal_eval(ro2) Bernie.
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04-13-2015
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Please help. I'm new to Python. I am writing my first python script. I have made good progress but I am having trouble handling the response from a the ArcGIS Server 10.2 REST API 'project' operation. Here is some code that will get a sample response: import urllib import json urlstring = 'http://geonb-t.snb.ca/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer/project?inSR=2219&outSR=2953&geometries=674728.283,5319788.292&transformation=1841&transformForward=TRUE&f=json' ro1 = urllib.urlopen(urlstring) ro2 = ro1.read() print ro2 The response looks like this: {"geometries":[{"x":2488268.7116061845,"y":7667607.8963871095}]} The web service response looks like a Python dictionary but When I save it in variable 'ro2' I get a string. How do I read this response into a Python list or dictionary? I need to extract the 'x' and 'y' values. I am working in Python 2.6.5. Thanks for the help, Bernie.
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04-12-2015
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Hubert, did you get any feedback on this topic? What did your testing show? We are having similar questions about our Esri map services from our CIO's office. They are pushing SOA and ESB for our organization. Bernie.
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