Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

do you see the same problem when you add a sublayer from the map services as a feature layer? e.g. adding a layer using a url like this: http://myserver/arcgis/rest/VNP/MapServer/0 ... View more

Thanks Ian, I'm not familiar with ReportLab or pypyodbc, cx_Oracle... since you mentioned mailing labels, I was wondering whether you checked out the new Report options that got introduced recently in ArcGIS Pro. This is something you can use on server as well. Reports in ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Hi Ian Broad‌, I'm just curious to know what do you use ReportLab for? ... View more

Simon, map service was designed, back in the day, to draw features on the server side and return image in png/jpg etc. format for web clients to consume/use data that are disseminated over web. It also supports query operations for feature layer -- therefore advanced clients can download features and have them drawn on the client side. That's why it works for you when you create a feature layer with a url pointing to a feature-layer off a map service. But map service was never designed to return raw raster/image dataset. We have Image service for that reason, that returns raw raster data (similar to OGC - where wms for maps and wcs for raster data). Therefore raster layer can't be created in Pro pointing to a raster layer off a map service. please refer to the following to learn more about Image Service Layer and see whether it helps in your workflow. https://github.com/esri/arcgis-pro-sdk/wiki/ProConcepts-Map-Authoring#working-with-image-service-layers Otherwise, if you give us your entire workflow, we will see what best way your use case can be addressed. All I see is that you want to add them individually - not sure why? (sorry if I missed/overlooked that) -- pls let me know what do you want to do with that layer once added -  do you just want to draw or do you want to performance some identify operation/analysis etc. afterwards? Thanks Tanu ... View more

Hi Dave, apologies for the late reply. was extremely busy. it appears to me that this bug might not have fixed yet. I have contacted JS API team and hope to get back to you soon. ... View more

how does your json, that gets sent to your print service, look like? ... View more

if the server hosting print service is in an isolated environment (basically it mean, it doesn't have any access to any service) then I don't think print service would work. it is just like if you were using arcgis pro or arcmap or you web app in an isolated environment and nothing would work. ... View more

i should work. Print widget (which is powered by JS API Print task) knows how to work with csv file. is it not working?  pls check the request that goes the print service. ... View more

Unfortunately I don't have any at this point  sorry about that. ... View more

Hi Sam, I see what you mean... hope this known issue on the server side will be resolved soon (finger crossed) ... View more

is this process the best practice for a live updating web layer? Is there a better way to be doing this? as you have already mentioned, as far as i know, stream layer off a stream service is the best approach for real time data. But for your case, it seems like what you did is a valid option. If I recall correctly, I was told there were few other users who took the same approach to view (near) real time data at a regular interval (of course there is some latency - which makes it not-real-time by definition  ), and there were fine with that latency. In the end it all depends on your particular use case. ... View more

Carl, I think it is most likely be a good idea to reach out to Esri Support at this point. Sorry can't help much without over an online discussion ... View more

 I take this to mean that anyone should be able use the print services? you can secure print service itself so that only the authorized users can access a print service. now, if you want print service to access other secured services, then you need to make sure that the print service itself has access to those secured services. Pls note, print service it an separate entity, just because your web app has access to a service, does not mean the print service will have access. pls check out a portion of a tech session on print service that talks about how print service works: Enabling High-Quality Printing in Web Applications - YouTube  ... View more