Latest Contributions by MiguelParedes

Greeting @LonerockAdmin  Please, check the Data access and editing section of the documentation to learn about what is possible.  Also, please have a look at Publish hosted feature layers to become acquainted with what they are and how to create them. Hope the above is of help. ... View more

Greetings @hefesanti  Would you please elaborate on what you mean by "... all ArcGIS links ..."? I cannot confirm anything 100% since I have not done the migration myself, but if you really do not want to take the risk, I would strongly recommend raising a support case with your local Esri distributor. Hope the above is of further help. ... View more

Greetings @jcarlson  I have not found a way of adding a Tile service to Content.  When I add a URL such as https://a.tile.openstreetmap.org/{z}/{x}/{y}.png I do not get an option for Tile Layers.  However, if I add the same service to either Map Viewer or Map Viewer Classic, I do get the option: That was for MV.  MVC is a bit different: Should work with output type .pbf too. Hope that helps. ... View more

Greetings @PeterKT  If you want to record users accessing services, try "INFO".  Here is an example of logging output set to "INFO" showing access to the SampleWorldCities service/MapServer: However, if you want to troubleshoot problems with the Server, then the advice from @MarceloMarques is the way to go, but "DEBUG" level, as @berniejconnors mentioned, should be used just during troubleshooting, since it has a detrimental effect on the server performance not to mention the large size of the logs produced.  Hope the above helps. ... View more

Greetings @vijaybadugu  It seems like the connection to the service is no longer working.   To check if this is the case, go to the Item page in Content, and scroll to the bottom of the page.  To the lower right, you will see URL. Copy the URL and paste it into a browser's address bar.  You should see the service REST end point. Alternatively, click the View button to the right of URL: It is possible the URL might have changed, or that permissions to the service, if secure, might have changed. Hope the above helps if finding out why you are not able to access the layer. ... View more

Greetings @hefesanti  First of all, welcome to this wonderful community of Esri users! Please, check the instructions on Activate subscription on the Online help pages on how to do it.  Also, according to the documentation FAQ for ArcGIS Online: If you join an organization with an existing public account, content (web maps and apps) will be migrated into the organization. In addition, have a look at Activating an ArcGIS Online subscription with a Personal Use License, which is an article from the Technical Blog put together by our friends from Esri Australia, an additional excellent resource for all things Esri. I hope the above information is of use. ... View more

Greetings @KaitlinSampson  When I visit the Item page for the service, I can see that only one of the layers "Áreas potenciales de compesación (etapa 1)" is public, so it could be added to a map using its URL: https://services3.arcgis.com/lJPpeQVgQ9Gdmm11/arcgis/rest/services/Areas_potenciales_de_compensacion_etapa_uno/FeatureServer.  However, all others are private and not accessible except through the link provided. When you say "... once I download the file ..." would you please describe what you mean by this? ... View more

Greetings @DAStroudGIS  Was the service published by you? If not, do you know who the publisher is?  Apparently, the service in question seems to be a cached service created from a Mosaic Dataset (MDS). For some reason, the path to the images in the original MDS was no longer current when the cache service was created, which results in the checker-board pattern that is seen when zooming in beyond ~ 1:3,000.   If you have access to the original MDS or know who published it, you may want to suggest they revise the paths to the original images in MDS and correct them.  Please see Repairing paths in a mosaic dataset. I hope the above is of assistance. ... View more

Greetings @LukeAllen2  If the Add Data widget you are configuring uses the Esri World Geocoding service to carry out the batch geocoding, yes, it will consume credits. If you implement your own geocoding service and use that instead, then no credits will be consumed for batch geocoding.  Please see the Geocoding and Geoserach for details. Hope the above is of help. ... View more

Greetings @RobertoRossi  Oh, I see.   To be honest, I do not think the issue with the Dashboard would be considered a bug. I did some digging around and found an old (2020) Community posting about using WFS with Dashboards. Please, have a look at the resolution from @DerekLaw in OGC WFS Layers on a Dashboard I would suggest proposing the functionality in the ArcGIS Ideas site. With respect to your second point (2.) it is indeed possible to add a GeoJSON service to ArcGIS Online. Please see Add layers from a URL on how to do it.  However, this will not help you because ArpaV is publishing a WFS service that supports output in JSON. But still, the service is a WFS. With this in mind, I would suggest checking with Arpav to find out if they can publish services in GeoJSON. I know this is not probably what you were hoping to hear, but the functionality is just not there yet.   ... View more

Buongiorno @RobertoRossi  Thank you for requesting the change.  I can confirm that I now have access to the Geoserver service from Arpav. As a result, I have added the WFS to the Content in ArcGIS Online, and then viewed the layer Vaolri giornalieri della temperature in Map Viewer: If I am not mistaken, updates to the service should pull through since the service is being added directly. You could pull the layer as JSON with the URL https://gaia.arpa.veneto.it/geoserver/ows?service=WFS&version=2.0.0&request=GetFeature&typename=geonode%3Av_ieri_temperatura&outputFormat=json&srs=EPSG%3A3003&srsName=EPSG%3A3003 save the output to a file and then create a service from it, but it will be a static feature layer: So my recommendation would be to use the WFS. Hope the above helps.   ... View more

Greetings @AhmedTarek123  When configuring the Data Store through the Wizard as per the image you supplied, I would recommend trying to use the FQDN of the server instead of "localhost".  For instance, if this is a base deployment (all components in the same machine, try https://lp-3-3-31.esri.local:2443/arcgis/datastore.  Hope that helps. ... View more

Greetings @MarlaJohnson  When you are setting up a Distributed Collaboration, during the step to accept the guest organisation invitation, if the joining Portal uses web-tier authentication you will see the dialog you provided an illustration for. Please check web-tier authentication details in step 5a, Import invitation response in the Create distributed collaboration documentation. I hope the above is of help. ... View more