Latest Contributions by TanuHoque

Support for multiple definition queries associated with a layer is only available in Pro (starting 2.3 release). When you have a layer with multi def queries, you can switch between them -- and you will know only one def query or none can be active at any given moment. But I don't think there is a way to publish that out to a service. That's correct. When you publish that as a map service, only the active def query (or none) get carried over. How about definition queries at the web level? JSAPI allows overriding feature symbology and offers a def query feature, right? yes, that works. Instead of publishing a map service with dozens of layers (off the same source with different def queries), you can publish only one layer and set the def query at the web level.  As per symbology - not all renderer types and symbols are supported on the web level. Pls check that out first. Has anyone looked at how that performs compared to using a definition queries as described above? performance should be on par with what you see in ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap ... View more

Hi Sunita, I'd appreciate if you contact our Tech Support and have them take a look at this. It could be very hard to help you out on this issue without doing some investigation first. Pls reach out to them, have them reproduce your bug in-house and we will go from there. Thanks. Tanu ... View more

Thanks Jay for the updates. We were able to access the sign vendor's database through their API and add the counts to our Web map and app.  The counts update every minute.  so, this is not real-time updates, right? just to make sure I got it right ... View more

Jay Hodny‌ I see it's an older thread and may be too late for you. I'm adding the following info in case someone else looks for the same info in the future. pls check this out: https://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?url=https://idt-gepsample.dc.esri.com:6443/arcgis/rest/services/GageStatu…  open this webmap, wait for few secs and you will see features' color and size are being changed (not at the rate you are seeing in the animation below though). Pls note that neither new features are getting added nor existing ones are getting deleted - numbers of features remains the same in this case - these are static features representing stream gauges along rivers which don't move. . If you go the stream service end point and subscribe, you will see that the stream layer only broadcasts attributes; locations are coming from a layer off a map service. If you view the stream service definition in json (https://idt-gepsample.dc.esri.com:6443/arcgis/rest/services/GageStatusRenderer/StreamServer?f=pjson), you will find the map service sublayer url as a value for relatedFeatures.featuresUrl element. Right below that there is another property named joinedField, that is what gets used to join streamed-data with those features (locations) on the client side. Also look for drawingInfo property - that is what defines how features are drawn on the webmap. Disclaimer: i'm not the owner of this service and I'm not sure how this stream service was created in the first place . I only hope someone with expertise in geoevent server would know the how-to for sure. I'm just stating that it can be done or at least someone has already done it (kudos to that person). ... View more

it might be because your print service (off your local server) can't access agol servers. an easy way to find that out is to: - log on to your local server machine using ArcGIS Server Account (that run all SOC processes) - open a browser - and try to access https://services.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Elevation/World_Hillshade/MapServer - if you can't access that, you need to check with your system admin to allow your local server to access agol services. ... View more

can you publish a custom print service from ArcGIS Pro? Yes, but as of now you can only publish a print service from Pro to a server federated to a portal. Unlike ArcMap, Pro does not allow publish/sharing to a standalone server. here is a help topic discussing that: Share a print service web tool with custom layouts from ArcGIS Pro—Documentation (10.5) | ArcGIS Enterprise  An Overview Map (with a fixed scale) here is how you can do that: Dynamic Title (if possible) See 'Creating a custom layout' section in the help topic I mentioned earlier. Once you add a title that way, and have an associated task (i.e. Get Layout Templates Info) in the print service as described in the same help topic mentioned above, you will see Title text box showing up in a WAB's print widget. Dynamic Attributes (ideally pulled from the popup info) This is not supported out of the box. You need to have an arcpy based custom solution. pls read the following blog post. Pls note: this blog post was written with ArcMap in mind, but the same concepts applied in Pro and you may need to rewrite the arcpy script. Printing Popups from Web Application  ... View more

Hennie Deurhof‌ when you install 10.6 or above, the default print service that comes with the server install is capable of printing vector-tiles-layers at higher quality - the downside of using the default print service is that it comes with only 8 layout templates and you can't use your own layout templates. Custom print service, with your own layout templates, can only be published to an on-premises server. When you publish/share a gp tool (as you know print service technically is a gp service) from ArcGIS Pro, as of now, it requires the server being federated to an on-premises portal. For high quality vector-tiles-layer printing from agol or any webapp, you need to use a a print service that is published from ArcGIS Pro 2.1 or above ... View more

Sorry Ryan, the error message does not give me much clue. ... View more

Thanks Ryan. I'm assuming this is your own print service with your own layout templates. as you know Get Layout Template Info is a gp script tool available on Desktop/ArcMap. Can you see whether you can execute this script tool in ArcMap with your layout templates and repro this issue? if you can do that, can you try to narrow it to down to which layout template is causing this failure. ... View more

thanks Ryan, can you pls check and try to find out why Get Layout Templates Info is throwing an error? Check Server Log on the Manager or switching the Print service's log-level setting to Info or Warning and resubmit the job should give you more information which might help you narrow it down. ... View more

Can you pls have your browser Developer Tools open and when you see that error, check the Network tab on the Developer Tool and see whether there is any error returned by Get Layout Templates Info request. ... View more

can you pls check the request that goes out to the print service? and if possible attach that here. thanks. ... View more

you can use DateDiff() as well. i think following expression should return features older than yesterday. DateDiff(Today(), $feature.EditDate, 'days') > 1 ... View more

sorry for the delayed response. So a printing service cannot be made without Enterprise? yes, that is correct.   Is there any other workaround within the AGOL domain for creating custom "exports" from AGOL? Unfortunately I can't think of any. ... View more

Just an FYI: Technically you will see this issue (i.e. print service throws error when formatted json strings are used) with: The out of the box print service that comes with server install starting 10.6, and custom print service that you publish from ArcGIS Pro using Export Web Map GP tool. custom arcpy based print service when published from ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro One exception though: If you publish a print service from ArcMap (with Export Web Map gp tool), even on a 10.6 or above server, you can still use formatted json. ... View more