Latest Contributions by MiguelParedes

Greetings @MichaelGinzburg  In ArcGIS Enterprise, the Geometry service set by default is the ArcGIS Online one: https://utility.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Geometry/GeometryServer It can be replaced by the Geometry Service of the Federated server in ArcGIS Enterprise. Basically, any user that has the correct user type, role, and privilege combination should be able to use the Convex Hull and other Geometry Service supported operations. I trust the above is of help. ... View more

Greetings @wizgis  The WebMap you are using was created with the Map Viewer, which has functionality that is not supported by Web AppBuilder.  I would suggest recreating the WebMap using the Map Viewer Classic and then trying again.  Please, see the following Community article: Will the New Map Viewer be supported in Web AppBuilder? Also, Is there a setting to use Map Viewer in your in your Web AppBuilder? Hope this is of use. ... View more

Greetings @RobertoRossi  I have been trying to test some of the formats you described in your posting, but unfortunately, https://gaia.arpa.veneto.it/layers/geonode:v_ieri_temperatura is unavailable. Do you know if there are problems with it? I will try later when the site is running again. ... View more

Greetings @JasonCyphers  Following the advice from @mikAMD, you would need valid GeoJSON, which the link provided does not given that it is missing "type" a required member: Are you able to request that the data be provided in GeoJSON? ... View more

Greetings @MichaelGinzburg  In order to create a minimum bounding geometry, such as a convex hull, you do not need a specific license; the tool is available at the Basic, Standard and Advanced license levels in ArcGIS Pro.  Please check the following information for details Minimum Bounding Geometry (Data Management)  Hope the above is of use. ... View more

Greetings @BertKraan1  I am afraid that this is not a supported workflow.  Please, have a look at the page Publish hosted OGC layers. There is no mention of securing these. If you were to share the WFS without sharing it with everyone,  client software such as ArcGIS Pro, Map Viewer, Map Viewer Classic, would not be able to add the service. Here is an attempt to add a WFS created from a hosted feature layer in ArcGIS Online, with ArcGIS Pro. The WFS has not been shared: The text box for adding credentials is greyed out. Sharing the WFS with everyone allows one to add the service without issue. Hope the above is of use. ... View more

Greetings @NathanAtkinson  That is quite odd behaviour. Is this happening regardless of whether you use the Map Viewer AND Map Viewer Classic? Have you tried adding the WMTS as an item in Content? I would be very interested in testing the WMTS. If you are an Esri UK customer, I would recommend raising a support case with Technical Support so that we are better able to assist you. ... View more

Greetings @NathanAtkinson  When adding the WMTS to say, Map Viewer in ArcGIS Online, have you tried entering the Authkey as a custom parameter instead of appending it to the end of the URL? Give that a go and see if it works for you. ... View more

Greetings @Jin-taeKim  What version of ArcGIS Enterprise are you backing up? According to the help pages for the Back UP utility, it should backup "... the ArcGIS Server site configuration", but does not say anything about the data.  However, in the following article, Back up and restore the ArcGIS Server site configuration.  Please, look at the section on Restoring a backup of your site. Did you carry out the first step: If the site has registered relational data store types, you must unregister all of them before proceeding. If you did not, that may be the reason why you are not seeing your hosted feature layers, perhaps? ... View more

Greetings @RhettZufelt  What the article says is that you cannot do it directly in ArcGIS Online, but that you would use the tools available in ArcGIS Desktop. The article was last reviewed on the 25th of April, 2020, and it does not mention that the tools mentioned,  Add Attachment and  Update Attachments, are also available in ArcGIS Pro. One thing to note is one requires a Standard or an Advanced license for those tools. ... View more

Greetings @Gordon_Aberdeen  Please, see the following article that describes how to share secure services hosted in ArcGIS Server with ArcGIS Online. Add secure ArcGIS Server services as items in ArcGIS Online Hope that helps. ... View more

Greetings @AllenScully2  When adding the ArcGIS Server service to your ArcGIS Online org, do you see the option for saving credentials? If not, please check the following Tech Support article for guidance: The option to store credentials is not available when adding secured services in ArcGIS Online. Hope the above is of assistance. ... View more

Greetings @MeganWheatley  According to the following article, Is it possible to Batch Add attachments to ArcGIS Online feature services? It is not possible, however, they do present alternatives that are worth checking. Use the following links for Add Attachments and Update Attachments since the ones in the article no longer work. Hope the above is of help. ... View more

Greetings @vg11  I would strongly suggest having a look at the page Understand credits to get an idea of how credits are used and by what item types. Hope the above is of help... ... View more

Greetings @GISJess  What you are experiencing with date fields when exporting data I believe is expected behaviour, as explained in Date fields in ArcGIS Online. ... View more