Latest Contributions by AmyNiessen

Hi Jules Mupenzi Karasira! Have you tried the following? If not, could you try and let us know if it works for you? https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/data/databases/connect-postgresql.htm ... View more

Hi Trevor Hart! Here is what we have planned for the future: https://community.esri.com/docs/DOC-10362-future-dates-for-the-esri-developer-summit  ... View more

Hi Sergio Pizarro‌,  The 3rd argument to the arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management() method is a where clause in SQL syntax. In your sample code you have:   query = [County] = fc   This line of code is not a valid SQL syntax, nor is it valid Python syntax.   In this case, the query variable must be a string, so you should put single quotes around the clause.   Here is a doc which goes into SQL syntax for where clauses in more detail:   https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/navigation/sql-reference-for-elements-used-in-query-expressions.htm   Go ahead and try that. In the meantime I'm going to move your post to the Python community space for you to hopefully get more help on this if needed:   https://community.esri.com/community/developers/gis-developers/python/content ... View more

The best way to do this is to start with a database that has been registered with ArcGIS Enterprise. At that point, you can publish your layer, in a map service, and configure it so that it can be edited thru a web application. Your user can sketch the polygon, enter the attributes, and have that edit push through the REST endpoint all the way back into the enterprise geodatabase.   Here is a tutorial that provides one example: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/10.6/get-started/windows/tutorial-perform-web-editing-using-data-from-a-geodatabase.htm   If your database is not registered as an enterprise geodatabase, you're a bit more on your own, but the JS API's Polygon class has a "toJSON()" method that creates a JSON string which is a JSON representation of the Polygon feature (list of rings, each ring a list of vertices).   https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-geometry-Polygon.html#toJSON   As for the Sketch widget, it has an .on() method, and when called with the "create" event as the first argument, returns an event object. Inside the code block for the .on() method, you can get the geometry out of the event like this:   mypolygon = event.graphic.geometry   https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-widgets-Sketch.html#on   That's something you can try. In the meantime, I'm going to transfer this post over to the GeoNet forum for the JavaScript API so that others might weigh in. ... View more

Hiya Ken Buja‌! I hope you are doing well! It was so nice to see you at Fed! Our team is currently working to update the page, and it should have the link to the rest of the DevSummit tech session videos soon! Here is the link to the YouTube playlist where they are currently being uploaded daily over the next two weeks. If you should have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.  Thanks again for being so helpful, and I look forward to seeing you again soon! ... View more

If you are creating a web application using the ArcGIS API for JavaScript, and you try to load a layer that has its sharing level set to "Owner", then yes, when you load that page, the API will try to load that layer; it will find that the sharing level is Owner and will open a login popup for you to login with. As long as the username and password are the same account that the layer is owned by, the layer will load after correct login.   We understand that you tried this, and it still failed to load. This would require just a little bit more troubleshooting. It's possible that the login popup you're getting is for some other resource in your app that is not shared with your account that you logged in with. If you comment out the loading of that layer, and you are still getting that login popup, that would help narrow it down. The idea here is to keep testing until you find the layer that is failing to load, then you can adjust (or request to adjust) the sharing level of that resource. We would recommend you comment out all ArcGIS Online resources, then commenting them back in one at a time, or in groups, in order to find those resources that are opening the login modal and why.   In most cases, that should solve the problem.   We see that you're also asking a question about how to make a private, un-shared layer visible inside your application without requiring user login. There are a few techniques for keeping resources private, and still exposing them to selected applications. One way is to use a proxy. See this document for more information. Go to this page and scroll down to the section called "Application logins". https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/guide/secure-resources/Using a proxy is a secure and supported way to accomplish this. It is not recommended to pass your login name and password credentials to the app/page as URL parameters in the clear. If you have difficulties or questions in setting this up, please contact Technical Support.   Also, we have a GeoNet community forum specifically for the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. The global community of folks using that API use that forum for Q&A. You will find the best answers and quickest replies there. https://community.esri.com/community/developers/web-developers/arcgis-api-for-javascript/content ... View more

Hello all - as of right now, there are no plans for any other livestreaming than the Plenary. Should that change, we will definitely let you all know. Thank you for sending along your questions. We will address them as we can. ... View more

There are no plans at this time. However we do make available PerfTools for assessing performance of ArcGIS Pro:https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-pro/announcements/perftools-build-100-for-arcgis-pro-2-x-is-now-available-for-download/ ... View more

Extending dashboards with custom widgets/elements is not on our current road map. However, many users have gotten mileage out of the Embedded Content element when they need to include functionality or visualizations not offered by Operations Dashboard. ... View more

Yes, this is possible. Here is a response to this very question on GeoNet: https://community.esri.com/thread/206921-integrate-workforce-with-customized-survey-app   There are two ways to do this: Give your custom Survey123 app the URL scheme of “arcgis-survey” to mimic the Esri version of Survey123.  Kind of a hack, could cause problems if you have the Esri published version of Survey123 also installed. Edit the JSON of the Workforce project to add the URL scheme of your custom version of Survey123. I would recommend this. It requires using the https://ago-assistant.esri.com/ tool to edit the JSON.   The second method (have a custom URL scheme for your application, and then modify the Workforce project) is probably the most sustainable, as it doesn’t risk any interference if production Survey123 is installed. Also, please review the ‘Inter-App Communication with ArcGIS Apps’ demo theater from the Developer Summit: https://youtu.be/_IBDPwVFKQA ... View more

To add to what Kylie said above, yes, we are working on snapping now, and it will appear first in iOS, scheduled for release in December. It will also be in the holistic event next week. We’ll bring it to Android in early 2020. ... View more