Latest Contributions by JamalNUMAN

Jamal, hope you understand that the tools you have mentioned are in ArcMap and cannot be reached directly from the SL Viewer. Just fyi, some of the tools do exist as GP tools. You cannot create a new network dataset from scratch, but you are able to create a network dataset and then use GP tools to modify some of its properties and then run Build Network Dataset tool. Make Route Layer Add Locations Look at the overview of the GP tools available in NA. Many thanks Alexey for the prompt help. This is very useful. Still I�??m facing the following problems 1. I wanted the end user either to type the first and second address or to click on the map. How this can be integrated on the model? In the desktop, this can be done using �??create network location�?� tool. What is its equivalent tool on the model? [ATTACH=CONFIG]28390[/ATTACH] Google earth has an integrated behavior for this [ATTACH=CONFIG]28391[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]28392[/ATTACH] 2. There is nothing appear on the �??result�?� as the model is run! Then how the model can be published? [ATTACH=CONFIG]28393[/ATTACH] 3. The directions don�??t pop up as the model is run! [ATTACH=CONFIG]28394[/ATTACH] ... View more

Jamal, there is no support widget-wise for using a map service with Network Analysis capability. If you want to integrate routing function within ArcGIS Viewer for Silverlight, you need to write own widget. Another worth considering alternative is to use GP services for routing/service area/VRP solvers. They are very easy to publish since 10.1 and there is no special configuration required. Geoprocessing service example: Shortest route on a street network Many thanks Alexey for the help, Many Geoprocessing tools are still missed such as: �?� New network dataset [ATTACH=CONFIG]28379[/ATTACH] �?� New route [ATTACH=CONFIG]28380[/ATTACH] �?� Create new location tool [ATTACH=CONFIG]28381[/ATTACH] Best Jamal ... View more

Jamal, When you issue the following command from a command prompt:  netstat -an You are looking to see if there is something already binding to port 6080 on your server.  If nothing is using port 6080, then you can check off one of Richard's suggestions. I know nothing about Windows 8.  I do know that in Windows Server 2008 R2 I had to allow the port 6080 in the firewall, if you have the Windows firewall turned on. Was your ArcGIS Server 10.2 started before?  In other words, it "was" running before this post, right? Many thanks Leo for the help, Actually, the problem in this thread is related to the one posted in the link below. By now, both are solved. http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/94639-Unable-to-start-the-%E2%80%9CArcGIS-server%E2%80%9D-%28error-1067%29?p=336793#post336793 best Jamal ... View more

First, check on the Customer Care portal - http://customers.esri.com to make sure you have correct license number. Then, I would rename or delete the existing keycodes file. C:\Program Files (x86)\ESRI\License10.2\sysgen Then, go to Start, ArcGIS, ArcGIS 10.2 for Server, Software Authorization. Many thanks Bubba. What is amazing is that the ArcGIS 10.2 works with the authorization file of the 10.14.2013 Best Jamal ... View more

The checkerboard indicates they are not generated or inaccessible.  Given the time stamp they could be processing if you had just generated them.  Please give this blog a look. Many thank Jeff for the help, I think that my mistake is copying and the mosaic and then building overview for the copied one. This is why I got strange output [ATTACH=CONFIG]28308[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]28309[/ATTACH] Best Jamal ... View more

While ESRI says that Windows 8 can be used, they also indicate not to use it in production at this time. http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/system-requirements/10.2/index.html#//015100000072000000 While this probably doesn't help, did you perform a clean installation of 10.2, or did you try to use existing arcgisserver directories from previous releases? Thanks Leo, I did clean installation starting from machine format on test environment. By the way, it works fine on another test machine with windows 8 Best Jamal ... View more

If the ArcGIS Server service won't start then that is the problem.  Services can depend on other services and the message you got seems to me to indicate that one of the dependencies failed.  That said, I looked and my ArcGIS Server service has no dependencies (see screen shot).  Does yours look the same? At this point I can only speculate at some things that might help figure this out: Reboot the machine See if some other application is using a port needed by ArcGIS Server (did you install anything recently and if so what) Run the SysInternals Process Monitor tool and see if you can find an error related to this (lots of digging here) There is a command line associated with the service.  Maybe you could try to run it from a DOS Window and see if there is any additional information.  ArcGIS Server is pure Java so if have Java debugging tools then that might help. If you WinDbg loaded then you can configure the system so that a process launches in the debugger.  Try it and see if there are any clues. Any clues in the NT event log? Thank you very much Richard for the help, The issue here that the ArcGIS Server is not taking any PID and thus I couldn�??t know which port it uses (below). [ATTACH=CONFIG]28305[/ATTACH] Got complicated couldn't find your screenshots. ... View more

recheck "other", uncheck disable script degubbing for Internet Explorer.  the option right above the one you highlighted. Thank you Leo for the prompt answer. Sounds that my ArcGIS server is not running and I�??m unable to run it! I got the message below What might be the issue here? [ATTACH=CONFIG]28299[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]28300[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]28301[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]28302[/ATTACH] ... View more

I have the same problems depending on which browser I'm using.  For IE, you can disable script debugging in the Advanced settings and see if that fixes the problem. Many thanks Leo, It is not working anyway with any browser with any settings [ATTACH=CONFIG]28298[/ATTACH] What other things should I check? ... View more

I remember it happened to me at one time. I just deleted the tables from the database, not within arcCatalog, and then you can delete the geodatabase. Many thanks Zach, Could you please elaborate a bit more? Which tables I need to delete to be able to delete the replica (file geodatabase)? [ATTACH=CONFIG]27939[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]27940[/ATTACH] ... View more

NO (for both questions). You are misinterpreting what I am saying. The confusing part is the use of the word "object" in the BY_OBJECT argument. Object is not meant to reference the spatial feature stored in the geometry column, it is meant to refer to the entire record, that is, BOTH the geometry and attribute fields. With BY_OBJECT, all changes to any geometry or attribute field of the same database record (NOTE 1, see below) will be flagged as a conflict. It essentially means that two editors can not edit the same record, without ArcGIS flagging it as a conflict upon reconciliation. When you use BY_ATTRIBUTE, two editors CAN edit the same record without causing a conflict, however, only as long as they edit different fields. See the example in my previous post where the editor of the parent version changed the field "Tree_Species" to "Birch", while another editor changed the field "Tree_Age" to "40" in the child version. These edits were merged silently upon reconciliation, without raising a conflict. In essence, BY_ATTRIBUTE relaxes editing constraints, allowing you to have multiple editors making edits to different fields, without the extra burden of generated conflicts. If the editor of the parent had changed the field "Tree_Age" as well, and had set it to for example "50", than reconciliation with BY_ATTRIBUTE would have generated a conflict as well, just as with BY_OBJECT. Although this may sound attractive, you should use it with caution, because it will also mean edits done by multiple users to the same records will be automatically and silently merged. If your workflow instead requires consistent "single user" - bad wording here, since you're still in the versioned editing workflow - editing against entire objects / records, than you need BY_OBJECT. Be aware though, that BY_OBJECT doesn't prevent multiple users from editing the same records (remember we're talking about versioning, so by definition multi-user editing), but it will flag two edits on the same object / records as a conflict. So you still have all reconcilation options allowing you to chose which representation (parent or child), is the right one. Also see this Help page: Reconcile Versions (Data Management) and especially the topic "conflict_definition" there *** NOTE 1 *** I would probably better say "object" here, instead of "database record", as the edits to the child version are of course stored in the A/D delta tables, so in reality are in different database records compared to parent before reconciliation. It is the identical OBJECTID that determines which records in the A/D delta tables representing the child version edits, are related to the parent version. Thank you Marco for the very informative answer. This is really helpful. I hope I�??m accurate this time in re-stating what I have understood from you valuable elaboration 1. The issue of conflict definition merely refers to what the system considers as conflict or doesn�??t and has no impact on the reconcile/post 2. �??by object�?� (feature/record) considers edits (from multiple versions) occurring on the same feature (spatial change such as: move/reshape/delete) AND/OR on the same record (not necessarily the same CELL of a particular field) to be a conflict [ATTACH=CONFIG]27936[/ATTACH] 3. �??by attribute�?� (cell) considers ONLY edits (from multiple versions) occurring on the same Cell (of particular field/record) to be a conflict and thus �??by attribute�?� is just a special case of the �??by object�?� and limits [ATTACH=CONFIG]27937[/ATTACH] Am I correct now? ... View more