Latest Contributions by JamalNUMAN

Hi Jamal, This may not be exactly what you had in mind,  but in ArcPad 10.2 you can use ArcPad with Feature Services to make edits in the field and sync them to your server using a data connection. How this works is simple: From your .mxd, share your data as a service (with ArcGIS Server or hosted in ArcGIS Online). In Catalog, right click the service and Create Layer. The Layer file contains all of the information that ArcPad needs to locate your service and sync your edits. From the same .mxd, perform an ArcPad check-out. This will create your ArcPad project and allow you to include any customization to your map and forms. In ArcMap, a new tool has been installed in the ArcPad Toolbox called ' Add feature service URL to AXF'. This tool takes the Layer File from your service and the AXF from your checkout and inserts all of the service information into the AXF. This means that your AXF can now communicate directly with your feature service. Now you can distribute your ArcPad project, make any edits to the data and use the 'Synchronize Data with ArcGIS Server' tool to push your edits to the server as well as pull down any new features. For more information, see the ArcPad Help. Hannah 🙂 Thank you so much Hannah for the very informative answer. I�??ll be trying it and see if it works for me. Best Jamal ... View more

Does your device support "tracks"? Many thanks Dan for the help, Could you please elaborate more regarding �??tracks�?�? ... View more

Hello Jamal - Apologies for the delay in getting back with you regarding Leica Geosystems product support. The GeoEvent Processor extension does not have out-of-the-box support for Leica devices. However, we have and SDK with samples and are preparing a product gallery which will contain the adaptors and transports being developed for numerous third-party devices and data feeds. If you are just beginning to examine GeoEvent Processor, you'll want to understand that GeoEvent services incorporate input and output connectors. Beneath every input/output connector is an adaptor and transport. There are adaptors available out-of-the-box for JSON, RSS, and Text based feeds. There are transports available out-of-the-box for HTTP, TCP, UDP, Web Socket, Windows/Linux system files, and Esri FeatureServices. As the product matures there will be additional adaptors and transports developed both by Esri and the GIS community for a variety of third-party devices and data feeds. These custom components will eventually be included in the product gallery. Regards - RJ Hi Sunderman, The issue here is how view the tracked device (Iphone, GPS, etc.) in the the ArcGIS desktop assuming that these devices are connected to WI-FI. What other software are needed to be installed in the tracked device to send the XY coordinates to the tracking server? [ATTACH=CONFIG]27456[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]27457[/ATTACH] Doe this need development/programing? Is there software for the end-user by which the tracked device can be connected to the tracking server applying particular configuration? Thank you Best Jamal ... View more

Many thanks Dan for the answer, Sound that the Con (spatial analyst) is not appropriate to do the job! For example, how to construct a code for the condition below: IF tested pixel under consideration is either (forest OR pasture OR row crops) AND there are 4 commercial pixels in the neighborhood THEN change tested pixel to commercial (applying 3x3 window) [ATTACH=CONFIG]23099[/ATTACH] Is that possible using the Con (spatial analyst) tool? Best Jamal The data is attached ... View more

Hello Jamal - Apologies for the delay in getting back with you regarding Leica Geosystems product support. The GeoEvent Processor extension does not have out-of-the-box support for Leica devices. However, we have and SDK with samples and are preparing a product gallery which will contain the adaptors and transports being developed for numerous third-party devices and data feeds. If you are just beginning to examine GeoEvent Processor, you'll want to understand that GeoEvent services incorporate input and output connectors. Beneath every input/output connector is an adaptor and transport. There are adaptors available out-of-the-box for JSON, RSS, and Text based feeds. There are transports available out-of-the-box for HTTP, TCP, UDP, Web Socket, Windows/Linux system files, and Esri FeatureServices. As the product matures there will be additional adaptors and transports developed both by Esri and the GIS community for a variety of third-party devices and data feeds. These custom components will eventually be included in the product gallery. Regards - RJ Many thanks Sunderman for the help. This is very useful. Best Jamal ... View more