Latest Contributions by JamalNUMAN

Open your windows task manager and from menu select items View -> Select Columns... and then select column "Command Line" so you can see details for your two arcsoc.exe in windows task manager [ATTACH=CONFIG]20377[/ATTACH] Many thanks Domenico for the answer and the screenshot. Please have a look on my screenshot below: [ATTACH=CONFIG]20410[/ATTACH] It reveals that I have 2 arcsoc.exe! Where does the second instance go while I set the number of instances to be 1? ... View more

The geometry service doesn't relate to the basemaps like that.   The basemaps are denoted in one of two ways.   Either using this:   addarcgisbasemaps="true" inside the <map> element.  Or, adding each basemap you want individually like this inside the <map> element:  <basemaps>         <layer label="Aerial" type="tiled" visible="false" alpha="1" url="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Imagery/MapServer" icon="assets/images/basemap_imagery.jpg" /> <layer label="Topo" type="tiled" visible="false" alpha="1" url="http://server.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Topo_Map/MapServer" icon="assets/images/basemap_topographic.jpg" />         <layer label="Blank" type="dynamic" visible="false" url="" /> </basemaps>         Many thanks Dev. This is very useful. Best Jamal ... View more

Jamal, Have a look at the data extract widget that comes with the viewer: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/flex-viewer/concepts/index.html#/Data_Extract_widget/01m300000039000000/ Regards Anthony Many thanks for the answer Anthony. This is very helpful My interest is to �??export�?� the full layer but not to extract part of it Best Jamal ... View more

Jamal,    You can not use this code change if you are only using the ArcGIS Viewer Application Builder. When you use the App Builder or the compiled Flex Viewer you are ONLY configuring the application though XML changes. When people in these forums talk about code changes they are speaking of using the AGS Viewer for Flex source code and some Flex IDE, like Flash Builder. Robert Many thanks for the answer Robert. Best Jamal ... View more

Hi Jamal, First of all, analyse datasets and rebuild indexes will not contribute to the compress process, those however, will improve your overall database performance. Secondly, only a FULL compress will push all the edits to the business (base) tables. In your Python script, the compress will only be treated as a partial compress, but not a full compress. From the web help link I provided early, here is the detail information regarding FULL compress. "Fully compressing a geodatabase In a fully compressed geodatabase, there are no rows in the delta tables and the state tree is trimmed back to zero. Performance improvement is greatest if the geodatabase is fully compressed. To achieve this, do the following: �?�Reconcile and post all outstanding changes in child versions to the DEFAULT version. As the geodatabase administrator, you can see in what order versions should be reconciled by default by opening the Reconcile Order subtab of the Versions tab on the Geodatabase Administration dialog box. See Version properties for information on the Reconcile Order subtab. �?�Delete the versions themselves after you have reconciled and posted edits. �?�Make sure no user is connected. �?�Perform the compression operation." You then can recreate the user versions after the full compress. Thanks, Ben L. Thank you Ben for the very useful answer. It works fine with me now I couldn�??t understand how the �??system�?� could detect whether I did the reconcile/post between the versions or not! And thus in case I didn�??t, the edits in the ArcGIS side data are not reflected on the SQL side data! Best Jamal ... View more

Thats one's got me then. Only thing I can think is maybe that particular application is not a flex app or either the flex version is too old to be directly upgraded by the app builder. Thank you Gerald for the answer. All my applications are created by ArcGIS Viewer for Flex 3.0. The issue here that the �??ArcGIS Viewer for Flex 3.0�?� id not able to detect all what we have on the pool folder! I�??m not sure if there is a way to check the version of my application accommodated on the C:\inetpub\wwwroot\flexviewers [ATTACH=CONFIG]20376[/ATTACH] Best Jamal ... View more

Can you confirm that both of those ArcSOC.exe processes belong to that service?  In 10.1, the easiest way to tell is to add the "Command Line" column to your Task Manager.  This will provide the service name for each ArcSOC.exe process listed.  Also, do both of those processes go away once you have stopped the service? Jeff Thank you Jeff and Domenico for the answer. �?� Once the service is started, then I expect that the min number of instances will work. Is that corrected? �?� I couldn�??t understand how to use the command line to list �??service name for each ArcSOC.exe process�?� which command should I type? [ATTACH=CONFIG]20374[/ATTACH] �?� The configuration is set to be �??high isolation�?� to better understand the behavior (no issue with the idle [ATTACH=CONFIG]20375[/ATTACH] Best Jamal ... View more

Extra info: to reset the password for a user in the identity store or the primary site administrator account see http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/0154/0154000005pw000000.htm Thanks Domenico Best Jamal ... View more

you should have like "maximum number of connections to instance exceeded". However a database connection is made for each ArcGIS Server instance (ArcSOC.exe) that is created for the service(s). "...By default, an instance is created as Pooled (min 1 and max 2). This means when a request (ie pan/zoom in web app) is made to the service, an instance is taken from the pool, and then returned when the request is over. Once another request is made, say from another web app, that same instance can be used for that service request. So, multiple requests will need to be made at the same time in order for another instance to be created, thus creating another connection to the SDE geodatabase. This will not exceed the maximum number of instances, so by default a service can never exceed two connections to the geodatabase unless this parameter is increased. If the max number of instances is exceeded, the client will have to wait until an instance is returned to the pool before their request is returned Say the max instances of a service is set to two and both are being used, creating two connections to the SDE geodatabase. Then one of the users is finished accessing the service. The second SDE connection will remain until the idle time expires (set within the Services Properties > Pooling tab). Once the idle time expires, the instance will be removed from the server and the connection deleted from the SDE geodatabase..." Thank you for the elaboration Domenico. What I couldn�??t understand is �?� When we say service to we mean �??windows service�?� or �??map service�?�? [ATTACH=CONFIG]20371[/ATTACH] �?� How can one distinguish between service/instance/process? [ATTACH=CONFIG]20372[/ATTACH] �?� In the screenshot below, the min is set to be 1, the max is set to be 1 and 4 requests are accessing the service, nevertheless all are served! [ATTACH=CONFIG]20373[/ATTACH] ... View more

you can post it in http://ideas.arcgis.com Many thanks Domenico Best Jamal ... View more

for 'understand' service rest arcgis server, google earth should be esri rest compliant: http://www.esri.com/industries/landing-pages/geoservices/~/media/Files/Pdfs/library/whitepapers/pdfs/geoservices-rest-spec.pdf we can display the service in the Google using the "Services Directory" because ArcGIS Server to dynamically serve KML Many thanks Domenico Best Jamal ... View more

I think that you need extend querytask class: http://serverx.esri.com/ESRIBlogs/blogs/arcgisserver/archive/2007/05/03/Follow_2D00_up-to-Extending-the-QueryAttributes-Task_3A00_-Zooming-to-selected-features.aspx but I advise you don't use adf because it's deprecated see http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2011/09/30/update-to-arcgis-10-and-10-1-deprecation-plan/ Many thanks Domenico Best Jamal ... View more