Latest Contributions by MichaelSnook

Well shoot...I just figured that out: mapView.popup.open({ location: event.result.feature.geometry, // <- use map point of the click event fetchFeatures: true // <- fetch the selected features (if any) });  It still would be nice to fire the click event though...  ... View more

Hi...any luck on this?  No matter what I try I can't seem to get the click to fire.  The mapview.emit does not seem to work in this case.  I am trying to get a forced map click to run an identify programatically.   Thanks. ... View more

I use the Python methods Truncate and Append all of the time to do this.  Granted, you can't have versioning in place on the SDE as truncate won't work with versioned feature classes. ... View more

After working in Pro for a bit you tend to gather a bunch of open tabs all over the place (Export, Symbology, Attributes, Popup, Labling, etc).  The ability to wipe all of these away with the 'Reset Panes' options is great but there are only three to choose from (Mapping, Geoprocessing, Editing).  It would be great if you could customize this to show specific tabs that you want, including custom Add-In dock panes that match particular workflows. Thanks! ... View more

In ArcGIS Online you need to add your app to your content.  Content > New Item -> Application Then choose 'Web Mapping' -> enter the URL -> Next.  Then enter the details to the app and then add it to your content.  Once it's added click 'Settings' on your newly added item details page and scroll to the bottom.  Click 'Register' and enter the redirect URL (usually just the main URL), then click 'Register'.  This will then generate a client ID that you use in the code. Here's a sample app: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/identity-oauth-basic/ Follow the links on this page to learn more about OAuth for the JSAPI. Lastly...you will also need the oauth_callback.html page a the root of your app url.  See the ESRI github docs here: https://github.com/Esri/jsapi-resources/blob/main/oauth/oauth-callback.html Mike   ... View more

With my SOE I don't get the '..is not supported' error until I acutally call the SOE extension from an app and I can see the error in the dev console.  The SOE deploys fine and I can start the service with no problem.  With the workaround, the SOE deploys fine but the service will not start due to the 'CLSID...' error.   Also, it is from a fresh 11.1 VS template and .Net Support is installed on Server. Stumped...might need to wait for the update (hopefully a patch sooner than later).   ... View more

Hi I tried this workaround and it didn't seem to work.  The SOE deploys on Server successfully but it throws an error when the service that uses it's capability is attempted a start: CLSID for Type MapServer is not registered @SusanHmel__DOIT_  are you able to successfully use the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient in your SOE after your workaround? Thanks! ... View more

Should the .NET CLR Version for the WebAdaptor pools be set to 'No Managed Code' since they are dependent on .Net Core?  After the upgrades (and the patch) I am just noticing that they are (both Portal and Server) set to v4.0 still. ... View more

Unless I'm completely missing it, there doesn't seem to be a link to download the patch anywhere on that patch info page.  Does anyone see it anywhere? ... View more

I just got notice that:  BUG-000158629 ArcGIS Web Adaptor (IIS) 11.1 may stop responding to requests while under load. Has been updated to 'In Product Plan' -- so that's good. Thanks to all for the help and workarounds! ... View more

Quick sample:     Uri uri = new Uri(@"c:\path\to\your\file.dwg\Polyline"); //(polyline for instance) LayerFactory.Instance.CreateLayer(uri, MapView.Active.Map);   ... View more

Either way I get 'System.Data.SqlClient is not supported on this system' or 'Microsoft.Data.SqlClient is not supported on this system'.  I thought it had something to do with the same issue that Pro was seeing with 3.0 where it migrated to 'Microsoft.Data.SqlClient'.  Any ideas? ... View more