Latest Contributions by JamalNUMAN

Jamal, The way we publish images is to leave them in there raw format as flat files, calculate statistics and pyramid layers on them (if required). Then create a file geodatabase at the root folder of the images, inside this create a raster catalog (unmanaged) that points to your images. Put the image catalog in arcmap and then publish to a service. This does not require an image service license and performance is pretty good on images that are around a GB each. Just remember to use a UNC path to your images so that your server can access them Regards Anthony Many thanks Anthony for the help, Then what is the asset of the �??raster catalog�?� over the �??raster dataset�?�/�?�mosaic dataset�?�? [ATTACH=CONFIG]23427[/ATTACH] ... View more

Jamal, when you run the Select By Attributes GP tool in ArcMap, it is aware of the feature class and the selection that is being made. ArcMap then takes care of highlighting the features selected. This GP tool cannot be used as it is in the GP service. You should modify the model to get the selected features as a output feature class that (you can use the option in the GP service settings to use result map service to draw the results; NB: only works in the async mode). If you are interested in selecting features from a feature layer you add to the Viewer, please consider testing an add-in for Viewer that handles this logic. Python can be used here as well as outlined in this thread: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/51800-Add-a-Geoprocessing-Select-by-attribute-and-zoom-to-feature. I've posted some information on publishing a single field geocode service where one can search features based on the field value earlier, too. Thank you very much Alexey for the very informative answer, Unfortunately, I�??m not a developer to play with codes and that sounds to be an issue when working with web application even the ones designed for the non-developers (Viewer Flex, Viewer Silverlight, .Net framework) 1. I couldn�??t figure out how to solve this issue! What my model should include to work fine on the web? 2. Previously, Mr. �??Ian Peebles�?� provided a code to plot multiple (x,y) coordinates on the web. But unfortunately, it did not work on my web application. The Python code and instructions are attached. http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/78352-Displaying-more-than-one- Please, in case your time permits, may you please try it and let me know if it works with your web? This is a very crucial tool in my workflow [ATTACH=CONFIG]23392[/ATTACH] Sounds we will be struggling to have even the very basic tools like �??search�?� and �??go to xy�?�! Best Jamal ... View more

try and see: http://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/devsummit13/papers/devsummit-026.pdf http://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/devsummit13/papers/devsummit-054.pdf http://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/devsummit13/papers/devsummit-014.pdf http://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/devsummit13/papers/devsummit-058.pdf I also suggest you evalute http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgisserver/extensions/image-extension Many thanks Marco and Domenico for the help, Sorry for the confusion! My issue was regarding the performance (speed) 1. The most efficient way to publish such 78 images which are in total around 6GB 2. The performance of the web application that will handle such heavy images �?� A colleague suggested to collect all these images in one mosaic and then to publish this mosaic! This is much more efficient than publishing them in the mxd file while they are separate! correct? [ATTACH=CONFIG]23173[/ATTACH], [ATTACH=CONFIG]23174[/ATTACH] �?� Sure Marco, cashing is one option to enhance the performance of the web application. But the disadvantage is that the user will be limited to some zooming scales! [ATTACH=CONFIG]23175[/ATTACH] Bets Jamal ... View more

See the spatial anlysts Con method, it allows you to create what-if scenarios 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 ... View more

I don't have a script, but I imagine you would just take the coordinate and then set the data frame extent corners based on a distance of your choice.  Something like: dfList[0].extent.lowerLeft.X = X1 dfList[0].extent.lowerLeft.Y = Y1 dfList[0].extent.upperRight.X = X2 dfList[0].extent.upperRight.Y = Y2 I have the same problem. I wanted to publish the �??go to xy�?� tool but sound it is not in the toolbox It would be perfect if this tool is developed as geoprocessing tool (model or script tool) such that it can be published easily. [ATTACH=CONFIG]23098[/ATTACH] I got help with this issue but sound not to work with me. http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/78352-Displaying-more-than-one- Thank you Best Jamal ... View more

Jamal, Just FYI, even if you change the default data location of the Database files in SQL Server for a particular Instance, the newly created geodatabase using ArcGIS interface will still have its data files in the default location set by Microsoft. So, the only option will be to create the database in SQL Server first at your preferred location, and then use the enable geodatabase option to convert it into a geodatabase. Regards, Thank you Asrujit for the answer, This is what I wanted to know. appreciated Best Jamal ... View more

If you want to check what port is being used, check the license manager log file.  If using a Firewall,  you need to lock down the ports.  See: Configure the ArcGIS License Manager to work through a firewall http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/install-guides/license-manager/10.1/index.html#//00790000000w000000 I noticed you are also using ERDAS license manager.  ArcGIS License Manager doesn't like competing with other license managers (it can be done though).  See this article, not sure if it still applies: Problem:  ESRI and ERDAS license managers may conflict when installed on the same computer http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/25194 My advice: If you can put license manager on it's own machine, life will be easier. Is the 27000 is the port number in my case? [ATTACH=CONFIG]23079[/ATTACH] ... View more

See this forum thread. It's about the conflict between Autocad license manager and ArcGIS LM, but points still apply. See ESRI MVP Stuart Forte's excellent comments: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/62593-ArcGIS-License-Manager-10.1-and-AutoCAD-issues I think the provided link is irrelevant! Correct? ... View more

Jamal, run the Truncate Table tool on a copy of your feature class. This will wipe out all the rows and leave the columns (what you call schema) left. Another really quick and dirty way of doing this is to use the Feature class To Feature class GP tool and specifying the expression which would return no features. The output feature class created will contain no rows and you can use it. You are probably aware of the Import button available to you when you create a feature class in a geodatabase and define its properties. The Create Feature Class GP tool also makes it available for you to specify the feature class to use as a template regarding the fields. Many thanks Alexey for the alternatives you offered. They are really helpful. Best Jamal ... View more

Hi Clive, Not to worry 🙂 You can read the essentials of the data joining (as it is called) in here: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Essentials_of_joining_tables/005s0000002p000000/ What you basically need to do is: 1) Right-click the layer in table of contents in ArcMap (the shapefile you've added) in which you want to transfer some data to and choose Join and Relates > Join. Here you can again refer to the page link I've provided you with, it will explain the details of the window's options. 2) Choose the field which will be used as the "common field" so ArcMap can understand what rows in the shapefile A match the rows in shapefile B. It can be unique parcel ID numbers or something else. And then OK. 3) Now you have your data temporarily transferred from the shapefile B to the shapefile A. You can either export the shapefile A (which has its own attributes as well as the attributes from the shapefile B) or right-click on the newly created field (which you mentioned in the post) and choose Field Calculator. Here you can choose what joined field values do you want to copy here. How to use Field Calculator (just in case you are not familiar with this): http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/Making_simple_field_calculations/005s00000026000000/ How to export data: Right-click the layer that contains the features you want to export, point to Data > Export Data. 4) After you've done this, you can right-click the layer in table of contents in ArcMap (the shapefile you've added) in which you want to transfer some data to and choose Join and Relates > Remove Join(s) since you do not need those joined fields anymore. Hope it is clear enough. Refer to the help pages if lost. 🙂 If you have some time for training, consider going through tutorials that are relevant to your workflows: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#/ArcGIS_tutorials/00v20000000t000000/ Hi Alexey, I�??m not sure if there is a shorter way just to import the fields (only the names without the data) of a layer into another! Is there a command like �??import scheme�?�? Best Jamal ... View more