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you can see Deployment scenarios: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//015400000488000000 in your scenario can be without cluster ags: In 10 have you HA on web server? Because in this configuration (10.1) you have HA on web server. In 10.1 you haven't som.
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Have you set reverse proxy on iis ARR? http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/40680 Have you further details in log iis? Have you installed sp1?
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"...Another way to make your data available to all GIS server machines is to use the operating system tools to share the directory in which the data is stored. Shared directories are commonly referred to with Universal Naming Convention (UNC) paths, which contain the name of the server (for example, \\myServer\data). When you use UNC paths to reference your data, all GIS server machines will look to the correct machine for the data. If you store your GIS resources in shared directories, remember that all data source paths within the resource must also use UNC paths or relative paths. For example, if your map document contains layers from three feature classes, the paths to those feature classes must be UNC or relative paths. Remember: Although shared network folders are convenient for referencing data, they require network traffic and can introduce performance bottlenecks that would not otherwise exist when accessing the data through local paths..." "...You should be aware of your operating system's security mechanisms and hierarchies. For example, if you are working from a shared directory in Windows, you will have to give the ArcGIS Server account share permissions for the folder, then you will have to switch to the Security tab of the folder properties and grant NTFS (file) permissions to the ArcGIS Server account for the folder. If you do not grant both types of permissions (share and file), you will not be able to access the resource, since the operating system gives precedence to the more restrictive of the two..."
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you can post in ESRI ArcGIS Ideas http://ideas.arcgis.com/
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Pricing for ArcGIS for Server is based on a number of factors, including how its licensed and which edition you purchase. Your local Esri representative can help you decide what you need
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this image: help you decide. see also this video: http://video.esri.com/watch/1175/building-web-editing-applications-with-arcgis-10.1-for-server
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"if the ability to easily share the data with third-party applications is a priority. Registering as versioned with the option to move edits to base is useful if you require the benefits of versions but also need to share updates with applications other than ArcGIS" Deciding how to register data see here the details: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/003n/003n000000t0000000.htm
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I have problem understand this problem because I haven't it. Can you install this soe esri that use similar library arcobjects so I can compare with it if it runs to you? http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=2ccd7d9d70cf4284b41e45859d2870a0
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I have written for you a sample from featureSet json to feature class
string jsonfeatureSet = "{\"displayFieldName\":\"\",\"fieldAliases\":{\"OBJECTID\":\"OBJECTID\",\"Indirizzo\":\"Indirizzo\"},\"geometryType\":\"esriGeometryPoint\",\"spatialReference\":{\"wkid\":102100},\"fields\":[{\"name\":\"OBJECTID\",\"type\":\"esriFieldTypeOID\",\"alias\":\"OBJECTID\"},{\"name\":\"Indirizzo\",\"type\":\"esriFieldTypeString\",\"alias\":\"Indirizzo\",\"length\":50}],\"features\":[" +
"{" +
"\"geometry\": {" +
"\"x\": 940411.3699657875," +
"\"y\": 5643498.120243863," +
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"}," +
"\"attributes\": {" +
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"}]}";
IJSONReader jsonReader = new JSONReaderClass();
jsonReader.ReadFromString(jsonfeatureSet);
IJSONConverterGdb JSONConverterGdb = new JSONConverterGdbClass();
IPropertySet ppOriginalToNewFieldMap;
IRecordSet pRecorset;
JSONConverterGdb.ReadRecordSet(jsonReader, null, null, out pRecorset, out ppOriginalToNewFieldMap);
Type factoryType = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("esriDataSourcesGDB.FileGDBWorkspaceFactory");
IWorkspaceFactory workspaceFactory = (IWorkspaceFactory)Activator.CreateInstance(factoryType);
IWorkspace workspace = workspaceFactory.OpenFromFile(@"C:\Temp\testsd\sd.gdb", 0);
IRecordSet2 recordSet2 = pRecorset as IRecordSet2;
recordSet2.SaveAsTable(workspace, "Test");
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"..The layers and tables that you add to the map document are exposed by the service. The following describe feature service data requirements: ??? All data must be from a single ArcSDE geodatabase. ??? All data must be registered with the geodatabase. ??? Write permissions for the ArcSDE data are required if you plan to allow edits to the data. When using OS authentication, these permissions must be granted to the ArcGIS Server account. ??? Versioned and nonversioned data are supported; however, versioning is required if you plan on editing nonsimple types (for example, network edges) with the service. Unless required, it is recommended that the data be nonversioned. Nonversioned data scales better for editing. The following data types are not supported in feature services: ??? Annotations ??? Dimensions ???Terrains ???Raster datasets ??? Layers and tables based on SDE views If these layers are present in your map document when you attempt to publish a map service with feature access enabled, you will encounter analyzer errors...." here the details: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//0154000003nt000000 'not move' gives you advantage of all versioned editing functionality : example you can do editing service feature in arcmap (because arcgis do a "local copy for editing" and so you need 'versioned', 'not move' and globalid (for replication) here the details http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//003n000000rp000000
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Can you send me your project (in private message forum) so I check where is the problem?
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