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Can you give further details? Version ArcGIS Server, part of source code for understand what you are doing. ... View more

you can use the pattern that use Esri for asynchronous task. You can see, for example, Export Tile ArcGIS REST API where the operation return a jobId and jobStatus. The operation return immediately jobId that you use in subsequent calls to method and when the jobStatus return 'Successed' (completed job) you get result. Your client check every x seconds the status of job. ... View more

you can use the pattern that use Esri for asynchronous task. You can see, for example, Export Tile ArcGIS REST API where the operation return a jobId and jobStatus. The operation return immediately jobId that you use in subsequent calls to method and when the jobStatus return 'Successed' (completed job) you get result. Your client check every x seconds the status of job. ... View more

if you use Linux you need convert in java. See Eric's Blog: Porting an ArcGIS Server Object Extension from C# to Java ... View more

Studioat.ArcGis.Soe.Rest.DSUtility.soe is a zip file so you can rename and see if there is the dll. you must not register dll when do you install ags have you checked also support .net extension ? ... View more

What's the browser that you are using? If you use IE with ESC enabled you have this problem ... View more

This is new link: http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=e3bfa7c991e34aa8872c937ca9169507 If you need a complete solution you can see Roads and Highways of Esri Roads and Highways | ArcGIS Resource Center ... View more

... There are some nonsimple data types (for example, network edges), must be versioned for you to edit them through a feature service. The following data types are not supported in feature services: Annotations Dimensions Group layers Layers and tables based on views Query layers that contain virtual columns, where clauses, or joins Raster datasets Terrains Layers that are part of nonsimple types, such as geometric networks, topologies, and network datasets, are supported, but the types themselves are not returned by the service. For example, you can query the layers that are part of a topology, but you cannot query the topology  itself. ... Author feature services—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server In soi you can access fine grained arcobjects (in init you have server object) so you can do your logic for geometric network using current user from login service ... View more

if you have installed sdk arcobject for .net or java you can see the examples: in net: C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\DeveloperKit10.3\Samples\ArcObjectsNet\ the folders are ServerApplyWatermarkSOI (sample add watermark after operation 'export') ServerSimpleLoggerSOI (sample for logging request from client) ServerLayerAccessSOI (sample layer level controls and conditionally give access to certain layers based on an external permissions file) ServerOperationAccessSOI (sample how to filter access to individual operations available on the map server) in java: C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\DeveloperKit10.3\java\samples\arcobjects\serverobjectinterceptors In help of visual studio (sdk arcobjects .net) or eclipse (sdk arcobjects.java) you have the documentation for develop in detail Here you have code practices Coding practices for extensions—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server In my blog you can see a post about soi NicoGis - Sviluppare in ambiente ArcGIS...: Tutti pazzi per il SOI if you have more questions I have already developed soi so I can help you in details ... View more

if you need more flexibility, you can develop a soi in c# or java (server object interceptor) and create a service and by user to display the individual layers in the service. In sdk 10.3.1 see the example NetLayerAccessSOI Important: with soi you don't need change logic/code on your client ... View more

you can do it because your featureclass is empty 42783 - Increase the character length for a text field in ArcMap ... View more

You can easily have your DNS servers point myalias.mydomain.com to a private IP address (e.g. 192.168.1.6 ). Certificate validation is based on the name. ... View more