Latest Contributions by Corbinde_Bruin

I have not. We've completely migrated to 10.2 already so I sorely hope this is not the case. Testing that really isn't an option since we've also migrated our GIS server to 10.2 already. I don't think I have the ability to test on a 10.1 server. - Corbin de Bruin ... View more

Is there a setting (rule) that would tell the software to possibly keep the old database information instead of the new database information when editing data, as opposed to the scenario of adding a new record where there is no comparison between records needed which you say is working correctly? Hi Mike, That setting is handled through the "Synchronize Changes" wizard in ArcMap, but I've tested this possibility and decided it is not the problem. I am not programmatically handling the setting you're describing. I forgot to mention above that I can produce the correct result using the native editing tools in ArcMap and then proceeding through the "Synchronize Changes" wizard on the Distributed Geodatabase toolbar. I used that as a test to ensure that it was in fact my custom .NET Add-In that was causing me problems. And of course, it is absolutely necessary that I use the Add-In for my production work. I now have an incident in with ESRI regarding the issue. It'll take a lot of time to get them a stripped down code sample that demonstrates my issue, but after I do I will be sure to post it here as well. - Corbin de Bruin ... View more

Mike and all, I started using ArcGIS Diagrammer and it has great functionality. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to provide any of the metadata functionality that X-Ray for ArcCatalog does, and the metadata functionality is what i'm looking to take advantage of. I've confirmed with further testing that the database is corrupted as soon as I open up an x-ray excel sheet from the 'X-Ray for ArcCatalog' add-in. I don't even have to save changes to the excel sheet. As soon as that happens, any database I create from that XML will be corrupted. The corruption can be seen very quickly because the feature dataset will have the wrong cordinate system. At this point, there is no way to fix the feature class's geometry. ... View more

Are you sure its not the bug where there is file geodatabase corruption when writing to a network share as highly publisized on the ESRI support page: I moved off the network for all testing done in the last 3.5 hours. I have also never had any of the problems described in that technical article when creating network share databases. I don't think my system has that hotfix. It was not mass deployed by Microsoft. ... View more

I think I figured out my issue. When I relate to a table from a feature class, clicking on the highlighted record of the related table results in the datagrid gives me a "Missing or Invalid Parameters" error. My guess is, clicking on related records in the datagrid attempts to zoom to the record. Table records have no shape fields and cannot be zoomed to. Can I get any confirmation that this may be an issue? Is there a way around this. Am I going about my 'FeatureClass to Table' relate all wrong? I see this error message in versions 3.2.1, 3.2.2, & 3.3.3 of eSearch, and the respective viewer versions. Thank you for your time, Corbin de Bruin ... View more

I tested both the service and the configuration file in a 3.0 viewer with the 3.1.0 eSearch. That all worked as it's supposed to, so I don't think anything is going wrong on my end. I think it's either the 3.2 viewer not handling relates correctly or 3.2.2 eSearch not handling relates correctly. ... View more

Mike, I have now tested against the latest versions of IE, Firefox, and Chrome. Same result. ... View more

Hello all, Server 10.1 Viewer 3.2 eSearch 3.2.1 I'm having an issue with a 2032 error. I get it after querying a related table. The strangest part to me is that the search works perfectly, and then it displays a dialog box some time afterwards that just says, "2032 error." I am able to open a PDF from a related record, but then a few seconds later I get the 2032 dialog box from the viewer. I downloaded a web debugger (Fiddler 2.0) and got this error entry which coincides with the timing of the error message: Short: /arcgis/rest/services/SuffolkCounty/ContractRelate/MapServer/1/queryRelatedRecords?outFields=OBJECTID&f=amf&outSR=102100&relationshipId=0&returnGeometry=true&objectIds= Full: # Result Protocol Host URL Body Caching Content-Type Process Comments Custom 346 500 HTTP fs-gdb10:6080 /arcgis/rest/services/SuffolkCounty/ContractRelate/MapServer/1/queryRelatedRecords?outFields=OBJECTID&f=amf&outSR=102100&relationshipId=0&returnGeometry=true&objectIds= 333  text/html;charset=utf-8 iexplore:4900 At this point, I am out of my comfort zone. Any help is appreciated. -Corbin de Bruin ... View more

Hello again, I've been messing around a bit with EditSketch and I've managed to successfully draw a polygon with it, but I still don't know how to get a graphical representation while I'm dropping down verticies. I want the rubber banding effect so I can see where my last vertices are and how my polygon is going to look, however, using the rubberpolygon class doesn't work because I can't pan the screen in between plunking polygon verticies. I feel like there has to be another method out there that accomplishes my needs. Public Class ToolEditSketch     Inherits ESRI.ArcGIS.Desktop.AddIns.Tool     Dim featurelayer As IFeatureLayer     Dim featureClass As IFeatureClass     Dim feature As IFeature     Dim pGeometry As IGeometry5     Dim pActiveview As IActiveView     Dim projCoordSys As IProjectedCoordinateSystem5         Dim pEditSketch As IEditSketch3     Dim sketchOp As ISketchOperation2     Public Sub New()     End Sub     Protected Overrides Sub OnActivate()         'Define Spatial Reference and Coordinate System         Dim spatialReferenceFactory As ISpatialReferenceFactory = New SpatialReferenceEnvironment         projCoordSys = spatialReferenceFactory.CreateProjectedCoordinateSystem(102718) ' ESRI spatial reference code for Long Island Zone is 102718         'Public Method Call to fill global applicationa and document variables         InitializeApplicationVariables()         'Public Method Call to get the target layer and featureclass         featurelayer = GetLayer("Sewer Sheet Outlines")         featureClass = featurelayer.FeatureClass     End Sub     Protected Overrides Sub OnMouseDown(ByVal arg As ESRI.ArcGIS.Desktop.AddIns.Tool.MouseEventArgs)         'Get the Activeview from the map document         pActiveview = pMxDoc.FocusMap         'If statement to Start Edit Session if not already Editing         'set the Edit Sketch properties         pEditSketch = editor         pEditSketch.GeometryType = esriGeometryType.esriGeometryPolygon         pEditSketch.Geometry = New Polygon         Dim point1 As IPoint = New ESRI.ArcGIS.Geometry.Point         point1 = pActiveview.ScreenDisplay.DisplayTransformation.ToMapPoint(arg.X, arg.Y)       pEditSketch.AddPoint(point1, False)     End Sub     Protected Overrides Sub OnDoubleClick()         pGeometry = pEditSketch.Geometry         feature = featureClass.CreateFeature()         feature.Shape = pGeometry         feature.Store()         ModuleGdBFunctions.EndEditSession()         pActiveview = pMxDoc.FocusMap         pActiveview.PartialRefresh(ESRI.ArcGIS.Carto.esriViewDrawPhase.esriViewAll, Nothing, Nothing)            End Sub     Protected Overrides Sub OnUpdate()     End Sub End Class ... View more

My assumption is the same exact add-in works on your machine but not theirs. Correct? If not then you know that the add-in file is a renamed zip file so you can look in it in order to confirm that the assembly/DLL is present. Just copy to a file with the zip extension and open it using 7-Zip, WinZip, or a later Windows OS. Assuming that the DLL is present in the add-in: Perhaps your users have tighter security. What is their setting for BlockAddIns? http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/a...00004n7000000/ It it possible that your add-in is referencing an assembly which is not present on the customers machine, e.g. maybe you are using the .NET 4.0 framework but they have not loaded it. It is possible that a virus scanner is blocking the assembly? Perhaps you could post your project with all the business logic removed? Yes the Add-In works on all my office machines. I unzipped the .esriaddin and the DLL was present. This makes sense since the install works fine on my in-office machines. Security is what I'm suspecting is causing the problem, but I can't seem to find out when or where it's an issue. I was hoping somebody had come across these symptoms before and knew the quick fix. I didn't know about that BlockAdd-Ins setting. I will check it out and get back to you. I'm targeting .NET 4.0 and the machines have it installed. There are no other dependencies. Anti-virus is a possible roadblock. I'm hoping that's not the case as I may not get permission to turn it off. Test addin on your office machines. The deployment is reported in Visual Studio's Output window when the project is built. The build's Output window reports information to diagnose the problem, if there are errors during the deployment process,. The output just says successful. The deployment on my office machines has always been successful. ... View more

It is a custom vb.net Add-In I developed. I did develope using Visual Studio 2010 and the Desktop Add-In template. I would prefer not to post the project if avoidable. We first attempted an install by copying the release compiled .esriaddin file to a folder on the C-drive of the client machine. Then we told ArcMap to look at that location with 'Customize>Add-In Manager>Options'. When that did not work, we tried the same install process, only we copied the .esriaddin to a network share and told ArcMap to look in that folder for Add-Ins. In both cases, we specified 'Load all Add-Ins without restrictions'. To clarify the behavior, the Add-In appears to be loaded in 'Customize>Add-In Manager' (as MyAdd-Ins when locally installed or SharedAdd-Ins when installed via the network), however, the Add-In control on the toolbar appears as a red circle with a slash through it and the word "Missing" displayed in square brackets instead of the button text. When I check the user's local Desktop AssemblyCache, I only see the .pdb and .xml files, not .dll file. I'm not really sure if that's important, but that's where I look when I'm having install problems on my development machine. Please tell me if I have left out any more important details. I realize my first post was a bit vague. ... View more

I don't have a good clue on that. After much testing, I found that the relate doesn't work when you have two layers pointed at the same data source where one has a definition query. In my case, the definition query was not even on the layer I had the relate on. This seems to be an ESRI bug. I have not yet gotten around to reporting it, but I plan to. Thank you for your help! ... View more