Latest Contributions by MiguelParedes

Greetings @VanessaPocock  Thank you for the clarification. I believe the following article will allow you to narrow down your available choices; About sharing feature layer and view data as copies.  Let us know if you require further guidance. ... View more

Greetings @Ivy_Hinson, Would you please describe please describe what you mean by a "data loading workspace"? Thank you, ... View more

Greetings @VanessaPocock  If I understand your proposed workflow correctly, I do not think it is currently supported. Please check Does ArcGIS Online supports publishing group layers as hosted feature services? I hope the above helps. ... View more

greetings @mikeytes  Hosted feature layers are created when you publish directly to the Portal's Hosting ArcGIS Server. These are stored in the Portal's Relational Data Store.  If you want to manage their properties, you do so through their Item page in the Portal's Content. Even though they appear in the Hosted folder in Server Manager, they are not managed through that interface. Please, have a look at the Hosted Hosted service published to ArcGIS Enterprise and Hosted Layers documentation for more information. Hope the above is of help. ... View more

Greetings @SamehMahmoud77  In addition to the suggestion from @ArchitSrivastava of clearing the browser cache, I would suggest: trying from an Incognito window (Chrome) or Private window (Edge) trying from an alternative browser. Let us know if any of the above helps. ... View more

Greetings @Ivy_Hinson  If your intention is to set up a base deployment of ArcGIS Enterprise, that is all components in a single machine, you have the option of uninstalling Portal and its Web Adaptor, and then using ArcGIS Enterprise Builder, as suggested by @MarceloMarques to carry out the full deployment, or you could continue to install the remaining components, ArcGIS Server and its associated Web Adaptor and the ArcGIS Data Store followed by configuration. Please, check Tutorial: Set up a base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment.  For other available deployment options, please check ArcGIS Enterprise: Installation and Deployment. ... View more

Greetings @Ivy_Hinson  And if you want to take your Water Utilities to the 3D realm, please check 3D Workflows: Utilities ... View more

Greetings @MichaelSnook  Not to worry, things have changed a bit... The email invite message will be available with some options after clicking the Invite members button on the Add members page.  Depending on the option selected, the default email message will show in the last step, Confirm and complete, Summary. For instance, if selecting the Add members and notify by email option, the page would look as follows: Hope the above helps. ... View more

Greetings @MichaelVolz  Does the hosted feature layer you are attempting to export as a Feature Collection have any related tables? If this is the case creating a Feature Collection is not an option. Please, check Create an independent copy of a hosted feature layer in ArcGIS Online.   Hope the above is of help. ... View more

Greetings @RobertoRossi  Thank you for finding out. No wonder why I was not able to access the service. With respect to the GeoJSON files you provided, I was able to add them to Content in ArcGIS Online and then to the Map Viewer: Since I do not have access to the service you are using, I decided to enable the WFS capabilities in an ArcGIS Server 10.9.1 Sample World Cities default service and try if I would be able to add the GeoJSON and KML links into ArcGIS Online, so: https://<server>.<domain>/server/services/SampleWorldCities/MapServer/WFSServer?request=GetFeature&service=WFS&TypeName=Cities&srs=EPSG:4326&outputformat=GEOJSON and  https://<server>.<domain>/server/services/SampleWorldCities/MapServer/WFSServer?request=GetFeature&service=WFS&TypeName=Cities&srs=EPSG:4326&outputformat=KML I was able to add both services to the Content using the +Add item > URL Interestingly, when I checked the GeoServer guide for WFS 2.0.0 for GetFeature I found that the parameter for specifying the CRS is srsName.  In the Esri WFS, it is srs only.  I would suggest trying the URL again but with only srsName, committing the srs parameter: https://gaia.arpa.veneto.it/geoserver/ows?service=WFS&version=2.0.0&request=GetFeature&typename=geonode:v_ieri_temperatura&outputFormat=json&srsName=EPSG:3003  Hopefully, that will work for you. ... View more

Greetings @RobertoRossi, I am based in the UK, and for some reason, I do not have access to that particular site. However, I have a colleague who through the use of a VPN was able to access the site and provide me with a copy of the Capabilities document for the WFS service, and according to it should support versions 1.0.0, 1.1.0 and 2.0.0. Usually, and by default, the ArcGIS Online client apps (MVC and MV), would request the latest version first, in this case, 2.0.0, so I don't know why you would be getting the message about the version not being supported. It is hard to say without being able to have access to the WFS. Using the WFS to provide the data in GeoJSON and KML and other supported output formats, is a perfectly valid option, and using them should allow one to add the data as a layer to the Content in ArcGIS Online or directly to one of the above-mentioned clients, but again, without being able to test it I am not sure why the URLs are not working with ArcGIS Online. I know this isn't much help but maybe other Community users that have access to the service might be able to offer further guidance.   ... View more