Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

Thanks for the update and I'm glad that it is working for you now. It's weird that all templates didn't get copied to the server when the folder is not registered. If it is possible for you, I'd appreciate if you open an incident with Esri support for that issue. We need to take a look at this and figure out what is causing that issue. did you try it from ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap? And which versions? ... View more

hmm... I hate to say I have no idea at this point what is going on. I'd appreciate if you make a call to Esri Support and have an analyst take a look at this issue. thanks. ... View more

Julia, when you select the layout template folder in the ExportWebMap tool (in arcmap or Pro), do you see Layout Template drop down list populated with correct list of templates? same thing while publishing the result as a gp service, do you see the list populated correctly in the publishing wizard? ... View more

here is the new ones: Publish an additional print service with custom layouts from ArcMap—Documentation (10.7) | ArcGIS Enterprise  Share a print service web tool with custom layouts from ArcGIS Pro—Documentation (10.7) | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

if you go to your print service REST end point like the one below, do you see all templates listed for Layout_Template parameters? http://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/PrintingTools/GPServer/Export%20Web%20Map%20Task  also, execute 'Get Layout Templates Info' task as well from the REST side. Do you see all layout templates included in the result too? http://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/PrintingTools/GPServer/Get%20Layout%20Templates%20Info%20Task ... View more

do you have dynamicLayers enabled and have some group layers in your source map? I was wondering whether it is this bug BUG-000122677: When using the Export Map operation, a blank file is.. ? with 'dynamicLayers' I meant 'Allow per request modification of layer order and symbology' option in the Capabilities page. ... View more

I tried this one because we are using layers that are from a server we cannot federate with the portal, and one server that is federated with the portal. (this is only a temporary situation from a company merger) I got a new error. A connection with the server could not be established (WinINet Error while using HTTPS security, 12029)  Here is what I'd recommend you to do: log on the server machine, that hosts the print service, as ArcGIS Server Account (aka SOC user). don't log on the server as you or any other account. It must be the ArcGIS Server Account open a browser try to access the map/feature service. can you access that service without any problem? does it prompt you to accept any certificate? if it does, you need to fix the certificate issue. print service does not accept any certificate when prompted for its validity if you can't access that, check with your system admin to figure out why? “Use a domain account as the ArcGIS Server Account (aka SOC user) and give that domain user access to all services I haven’t tried that one, I wasn’t sure how to go about doing this? Please check out this following help: The ArcGIS Server account—ArcGIS Server (Windows) Installation Guide | ArcGIS Enterprise  Hope you will find this helpful. ... View more

Jonathan Mori‌ Is that web tier authentication? If so, you must have your server(s) federated with a portal. See the help link below. With web tier authentication, there is a limitation, at the web architecture level, that does not allow the user identity to flow through. As you know when you submit a request to a print service, like your web maps, it tries to access map/feature/image services to get image/features etc. In order to access those services, a print service must have privilege to access them -- since end users identity does not flow through, it basically relies on token. When your servers are federated to a portal, token gets passed around and print service can access secured services. Print maps that contain secured services—Documentation (10.7) | ArcGIS Enterprise  Having said that if you don't have portal and your security requirement is not really a per user level security you can choose one of the following options as last resorts (neither of them are recommended approach and we ask you to opt in to this with ample caution). Embed credentials with your print service Print maps with non-token based secured services from a print service published from ArcGIS Pro  Embed credentials for print services published from ArcMap  Use a domain account as the ArcGIS Server Account (aka SOC user) and give that domain user access to all services the downside - since all services are executed as the SOC user, all your map/feature/gp/image services have access to everything that the SOC user have access to therefore you should consider limiting the user access if possible, you can have a separate server only for print service where SOC user is a domain user. ... View more

Hi Dean, thanks for the updates. I'm glad that it worked for you. Nowhere did I see that in order to print the text graphics the geometry needed to be of type point.  You are right, unfortunately this is not doc'ed any where. Sorry about the inconvenience. We will look at this from the doc side and see how we can improve that. ... View more

Urgh... totally forgot (a) you can't perform edits on features off a query layer in ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap and (b) feature service does allow editing query layers but only when the source sql query is simple e.g. SELECT * FROM aTABLE. with that, I can think of 2 options: If you can move to ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7, then you can use Attribute Rules, that will allow you to perform the spatial count and store that value in a field for inserts and updates. here is an arcade expression that I used to for this purpose var fsCities = FeatureSetByName($datastore, 'mysde.DBO.Cities', ['objectid'], true); return Count(Intersects(fsCities, $feature)) As you see in the following screenshot, when i created a new feature, it computes how many points it has within that and updates its attribute with that value (as you see that in the Attribute Editor as well as in the label). The update gets kicked in too as you modify the feature's geometry. BTW, you should be able to publish to your standalone server without portal from Pro 2.4. A not-so-good workaround: Publish a map service (aka map image layer) with the query layer that I described before Publish a feature service (map service with feature access enabled) with the district boundary layer (this is not the query layer) may be with no-fill symbols. Add both of them in your web map Edit the feature layer to create a new polygon Refresh the map, the map image layer will be updated with count and new polygon ... View more

Hi Simon No worries. When you see the layer type is 'raster', can you add that as a map service layer? If you use 'dynamic layers' capability to remove all other sub-layers from the map service layer. This will allow you to see the layer on the map. hope this helps. ... View more

Thanks. Let's try the following approach to see whether it will help you: If you had moved to 10.6.1, I'd have asked you to use ArcGIS Pro. Let's do this in ArcMap Open the Create New Query Layer help topic: Connecting to a database from the query layer interface in ArcMap—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Use the following SQL statement (of course you need to update table names) as its source Query SELECT db.*, r.Total FROM Districts db INNER JOIN (SELECT d.OBJECTID, Count(*) AS Total FROM Meters m INNER JOIN Districts d ON d.shape.STIntersects(m.shape) = 1 GROUP BY d.OBJECTID) r ON db.OBJECTID = r.OBJECTID Follow the wizard to complete the process Now if you open the layer's attribute tables you will see an additional column showing total number of point features fell in each polygon You can use the new field i.e. Total to symbolize or label polygons Since the computation happens dynamically for every zoom and pan, it should work with new boundaries. And because of that it might be a bit slow to draw. Please give this a try and check whether it works for your workflow from both functional and performance side. ... View more

Thanks. Is your data stored in a file gdb or an enterprise db? if it is file gdb, is possibility you can move that to an enterprise db? If it is already in an enterprise db, what flavor - SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL? ... View more

April Chipman‌ I have few questions for you: Is your service a hosted feature service in arcgis online or is it running as a map/feature service in an on-premises ArcGIS Enterprise setup? If it is the later, then there are follow up question are your data in an enterprise database such as SQL server, Oracle etc.? meters are in a point dataset, right? how many meters you have? how many boundaries you'd anticipate your board of directors will create? just a ball park figure will do -- in magnitude of 10s, 100s, 1000s or more? Thanks. ... View more