Latest Contributions by RichardDaniels

Short answer the maximum number of results returned is set to 1000 within ArcGIS Enterprise (Server) by default. There is a setting for this for each map service.   ... View more

In regards to 'seeing' the values set in your XML config file from an Add-in, you can pull the properties from the namespace (e.g., ArcGIS.Desktop.Core.ApplicationOptions) ArcGIS.Desktop.Core Namespace (ArcGIS.Desktop.Core)—ArcGIS Pro OR you could just read the .xml config file just like any other text file from your Add-in. For example,  ... View more

The Pro.settingsConfig is not actually used with an Add-In, rather it sets default behavior for ArcGIS Pro on startup. The config file is just a human readable text file. The easiest way to point to this is to add the ADMIN_SETTINGS_PATH command line parameter during an ArcGIS Pro silent installation, The second way to configure client machines is by editing the Windows Registry. Use this option if ArcGIS Pro is already deployed or if you don't want to do a silent installation. To configure the client machines, create a string value called AdminSettingsPath in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Settings. Set the value data to the path of the network share or local folder that contains the deployed Pro.settingsConfig file. Some XML Tags you could include in your config file are shown at https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/get-started/administrator-settings-list.htm Have you considered revising how your Add-In works to take advantage of a Tabbed Interface?   ... View more

I think this is what you are looking for: Manage application settings—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation There are three basic steps to control application settings in your ArcGIS Pro deployment: Author a Pro.settingsConfig file. Post the file to a directory or share accessible by users. Configure the user machines to use the deployed file. ... View more

The Field Calculator is does its work outside an edit session, so if your are dependent on an 'edit session' existing then those changes would not be caught. ... View more

If you have a ArcGIS Developer Subscription or access to My.esri.com via a Subscription (and our Primary ESRI contact enabled it) you should be able to click the Download button and download the MIS, ISO, etc. file. There is an option or order an actual thumb drive with the installers as well, but you have to Request this, it is no longer sent automatically to ESRI customers. ... View more

you may be looking for C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\Resources\ProjectTemplates ... View more

Suggest you place the code on a network share drive, thus you don't have to deploy the python code to every machine. Then the path would be \\myserver\mypythongcode\thecode.py ... View more

Here is the message from ArcGIS Pro 3.1.1 which references Microsoft.NETCore.App   ... View more

ArcGIS Pro 3.1 requires 6.0.5 or Higher. We installed Windows Desktop Runtime 6.0.x (was 13 now 16) which does not work and is. We have also tried the pure Microsoft .Net Runtime (x64) which does not resolve the issue. Recall, most end users do not have permissions to Install .Net Framework themselves. Your documentation needs to use the Exact given the wide array of options at Download .NET 6.0 (Linux, macOS, and Windows) (microsoft.com)<>. ... View more

Sounds like you are using some internal project bar related to the tool you are running, vs. one you wrote yourself. When you need full control of the bar use a System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar on a WinForm . For example, here I'm loading a database into memory within an ArcGIS Pro addin. [cid:[email protected]] Code behind looks similar to this. private Form myProgressBar; public void LoadDatabase (SqlDataReader theDataSource) { if (myProgressBar==null) { myProgressBar = new wsdotCode.frmProgress(); } System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar pbar; pbar = myProgressBar.Controls.Find("progressBar1", true).FirstOrDefault() as System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar; pbar.Value = 0; myProgressBar.Show(); //increment the progress bar and read data While not EOF(theDataSource) { LoadRow(theDataSource) progressUpdate(pbar); } myProgressBar.Close(); } private void progressUpdate(System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar myBar) { //step size is set in the designer myBar.PerformStep(); myBar.Refresh(); myBar.Parent.Refresh(); if (myBar.Value >= 100) { System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(200); } else { System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(100); } } ... View more

An add-in built to run under ArcGIS Pro does require the targeted desktop software to be loaded on the build machine. Since the software never 'starts' on the build machine you would never need to point it to a license server, single use license, or ArcGIS online organization named user account. If Pro is started it would open to the 'licensing' screen and give you an opportunity to enter credentials or the license server name. Thus you can actually validate that the installer 'worked' without a license as well. ... View more