Latest Contributions by AlessandroValra

‎05-25-2017

Hi. Many times I publish feature services from ArcMap (10.4.1) with the button Share As to my AGOL account. I noticed that if the layers in the mxd are a lot, and somehow heavy (many geometries and many fields), the publishing processes sometimes throw errors. So, I always split my mxd in many different mxds with each one or two layers. While using this strategy I am able to finish the whole publishing process, after a "published succeeded" message, when I enter my AGOL and see my feature layers in the web map they are empty (no geometries nor attributes). The only this that have worked so far was to hide some fields in my layers before publishing them, and, after publishing them, I am able to see them correctly. I know there might be limitations due to the number of records/geometries, but it should also be stated that having too many fields will cause the feature layers not to upload correctly, although the publishing process from ArcMap does not throw any error. In my specific case, this happened (e.g.) with a polygon shapefile with 415 records, and 20 fields. It does not seem so much to me, also considering the fields are 50% text and 50% short intger.

‎05-25-2017

Hi @Kylie Donia. The tiles I was trying to add were cached with AGOL tiling scheme, but only from level 12 (1:144447.638572) on. When I tried to download them onto Collector, I received an error like "Unable to export tiles. Tiles available only for this level(s) ["some levels starting from 4 more or less"] hence not able to export tiles for this specified levels [0, 1, 2, ... "I don't remember"].”. This didn't seem a problem related to AGOL capability to me, rather a matter of level of details of my scales. So I republished my hosted tiled layer to my organizational AGOL, this time with all levels from 0 to the one I needed, and it finally worked. I think there might be a bug probably, but I am not sure about it. Please, let me know if i can be of any help to this regard. Thanks.

‎05-22-2017

Any improvements in this sense? I was also hoping to download tiled layers hosted on my organization account of arcgis.com. Seems that three years later this functionality has not been added yet. Is this correct?

‎03-29-2017

Hi. I saw many questions related to the same problem (e.g. "How to convert CAD file xdata into geodatabase?"), but could not really find a solution to this, so I am posting this as a new question. I have a DWG created in AutoCAD. It has some "solid" entities. I am facing some problems integrating my CAD data with ArcGIS. Here they are: Although stated in the ESRI official documentation that solid entities should be read as multipatch natively, I fail to import them (the mutlipatch fc generated importing the dwg dataset from ArcCatalog is empty; also look at this thread on "gis.stackexchange"). Is it a recognised problem? Using the Quick Import tool of the Data Interoperability extension I was able to import the solid entities as multipatch geometries. However I cannot see the related extended data as attributes in the attribute table. Before asking "How can I translate xdata into feature attributes?" I would like to know from ESRI or someone else facing such problem, "Which is the best procedure in AutoCAD to produce a DWG in order to import it into ArcGIS (ArcMap or Pro) preserving geometries AND attributes"? I attached the DWG I am using. I am using ArcMap 10.4.1, and ArcGIS Pro 1.4. Many thanks in advance, I would highly appreciate any help!

‎03-29-2017

Thanks, this is great news! I will try that out asap! (for "let"/"led": I saw my mistake but could not modify the message after posting...)

‎03-28-2017

Thanks for the interesting info about the file called "pinned" (I actually found it under "~/arcgispro-py3/conda-meta/"). As a matter of fact, it's not a limitation from the arcpy-side, nor a matter of improving the code with generators in place of lists. It's a limitation of the python module I am using to deal with LAS files, which is only availbe for python 27. So I have to stick with ArcMap's python and not ArcGIS Pro's, and that's where the 32bit (python) limitation comes in. If ArcGIS Pro would have led me create a new conda env with python 27 (64bit) I would have solved the problem, but I understand that this is not really possible. Also, I found a fork on github with a development branch of the same module which is compatible with python 35, so I am now using that solving the problem unitl an official release for python 3 will come out. Thanks!

‎03-27-2017

I mean that I'd like to create new environments as I can (e.g.) using the command 'conda create --name python ...'. I know it can be difficult to deal with the arcpy module and different version of python. My very specific need came as I needed to use a package which is only usable with python 27. I know I can still use Python from ArcMap for this, but as it is a 32bit python, I often run into "out of memory issue" when dealing with (e.g.) LAS files. Also, as far as I know, it is not possible to create new conda environments from within ArcGIS Pro even with the same pytyhon version (3.5). Is that correct?

‎03-27-2017

What do you mean? I am referring to this document

‎03-24-2017

Bookmarked. I don't see any mention to python. I like the way you can handle python packages from 1.3 release using conda. Would be great to even create new environments, especially when integrating the GIs workflow with external packages which works only with specific version of python. At present, I know a possible workaround is to copy the entire folder under "Python/env" and still being able to use this copy as the new env along with arcpy, but still one has to stick with using python 3.5.

‎03-23-2017

The ideal would be to have the same locator shipped within ArcGIS that works for US addresses also for Europe, which you could build on your own dataset. I think this is what this idea is about. Of course they can count on StreetMap Premium, but it's one more thing to buy, and surely it's not "building a locator on customers' dataset".

‎03-21-2017

Thanks Jonathan, Actually my AGS is not federated with a Portal yet. So I think either I federate it or I should build the cache fot the LODs where tiles are missing. Again, thanks for proposing a possible workaround (it probably work as I was successful with AGOL). I will mark your answer as correct (at least until someone would come up saying it is possible and how).

‎03-20-2017

Hi Jonathan, thanks for the response. Indipendently of wheter I am using it with my own application or not, I think I should clarify the situation. I am actually asking if it is possible to allow resampling for those LODs that are present in the MapService detail page (in REST), but are not rendered because cache wasn't generated. I did this with AGOL, and I thought it was also possible with ArcGIS Server as well. So, let's say I have LODs from 0 to 17. Cahce was generated only down to level 14 (included). Resampling would allow me to draw them dynamically from the last LOD where the tile were cached (generated), although they will show up blurried (as it's a resample). In AGOL I could go to the administrator REST directory, enter the EDIT page of my Tiled service, and in the Properties window (which shows up completely blank), write "{"resampling":true}" (without double quotes). Ten open a map in AGOL with the same tile service loaded, zoom to a LOD where cache was not generated and keep seeing the layer resampled. If resample is not true (the default), I cannot see anything of my layer when I zoom in a LOD which is specified for the service, but no cache (tile), was generated. This is my situation with my actual MapServer and ArcGIS Server.

‎03-17-2017

I've been trying to achieve what I was able to do in ArcGIS Online with ArcGIS Server as well. I red this illuminating discussion on how to allow visualizing tile layers in ArcGIS Online for those scales where no cache was created through resampling. It was as simple as entering the administrator REST directory by inserting "/admin/" in the right place (.../rest/admin/services/...), entering the edit page and adding {"resampling":true} to the service definition properties. However, in the ArcGIS Server administrator directory, the edit page looks very different than it is in AGOL, and I am unsure on where should I place the "resampling":true string... Is it even possible or am I wasting my time? Basically, I'd like to be able to zoom beyond the scales where I built the cache and being able to still visualize the tile service, although blurried because resampled. At least it would be better than nothing as it is now. Generating the cache is not a workaround as I'm very interested in the possibility of resampling on-the-fly possibly. Finally, I have already set the tiling scheme to present the LODs from 0 to 17, and the cache is only generated until 14 (included). Below is the edit page of my service: { "serviceName": "Italia_web_POP", "type": "MapServer", "description": "", "capabilities": "Map,Query,Data", "provider": "ArcObjects", "clusterName": "default", "minInstancesPerNode": 1, "maxInstancesPerNode": 1, "instancesPerContainer": 1, "maxWaitTime": 60, "maxStartupTime": 300, "maxIdleTime": 1800, "maxUsageTime": 600, "loadBalancing": "ROUND_ROBIN", "isolationLevel": "HIGH", "configuredState": "STARTED", "recycleInterval": 24, "recycleStartTime": "00:00", "keepAliveInterval": 1800, "private": false, "isDefault": false, "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": { "maxImageHeight": "4096", "virtualCacheDir": "/rest/directories/arcgiscache", "maxSampleSize": "100000", "exportTilesAllowed": "false", "textAntialiasingMode": "Force", "maxImageWidth": "4096", "enableDynamicLayers": "false", "dynamicDataWorkspaces": "[]", "supportedImageReturnTypes": "URL", "disableIdentifyRelates": "false", "isCached": "true", "maxScale": "36111.909642999999", "maxBufferCount": "100", "schemaLockingEnabled": "true", "maxRecordCount": "1000", "filePath": "C:\\arcgisserver\\directories\\arcgissystem\\arcgisinput\\STUDIOSIT\\Italia_web_POP.MapServer\\extracted\\v101\\Italia_web_POP.msd", "cacheOnDemand": "false", "useLocalCacheDir": "true", "cacheExtent": "full", "outputDir": "C:\\arcgisserver\\directories\\arcgisoutput", "virtualOutputDir": "/rest/directories/arcgisoutput", "minScale": "18489297.737236001", "maxDomainCodeCount": "25000", "maxExportTilesCount": "100000", "tilingScheme": "1", "ignoreCache": "false", "antialiasingMode": "None", "clientCachingAllowed": "true", "cacheDir": "C:\\arcgisserver\\directories\\arcgiscache" }, "extensions": [ { "typeName": "NAServer", "capabilities": "null", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": { "oDCostMatrix_MaxDestinationsToFind": "", "serviceArea_MaxBreakValue_TimeUnits": "esriTimeUnitsMinutes", "vRP_MaxFeaturesInPolygonBarriers": "", "vRP_MaxRoutes": "", "serviceArea_MaxBarriers": "", "route_MaxFeaturesInLineBarriers": "", "vRP_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistanceUnits": "esriMeters", "route_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistanceUnits": "esriMeters", "locationAllocation_MaxDemandPoints": "", "closestFacility_MaxFeaturesInPolygonBarriers": "", "closestFacility_MaxFacilities": "", "oDCostMatrix_MaxDestinations": "", "serviceArea_MaxBreakValue_Length": "", "serviceArea_ForceHierarchyBeyondTimeUnits": "esriTimeUnitsMinutes", "serviceArea_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistanceUnits": "esriMeters", "vRP_MaxFeaturesInLineBarriers": "", "closestFacility_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistanceUnits": "esriMeters", "route_AllowTimeWindows": "true", "serviceArea_MaxFacilities": "", "locationAllocation_MaxFeaturesInPolygonBarriers": "", "oDCostMatrix_MaxFeaturesInLineBarriers": "", "route_MaxFeaturesInPolygonBarriers": "", "locationAllocation_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistance": "", "saveLayerOnServerWhenError": "false", "route_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistance": "", "locationAllocation_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistanceUnits": "esriMeters", "serviceArea_ForceHierarchyBeyondTime": "", "route_MaxStops": "", "serviceArea_MaxFeaturesInLineBarriers": "", "closestFacility_MaxIncidents": "", "oDCostMatrix_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistanceUnits": "esriMeters", "allowSaveLayerOnServer": "true", "route_MaxBarriers": "", "vRP_MaxBarriers": "", "oDCostMatrix_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistance": "", "serviceArea_MaxBreakValue_LengthUnits": "esriMeters", "serviceArea_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistance": "", "saveLayerOnServerWhenDebugging": "false", "closestFacility_MaxFeaturesInLineBarriers": "", "oDCostMatrix_MaxFeaturesInPolygonBarriers": "", "oDCostMatrix_MaxBarriers": "", "closestFacility_MaxFacilitiesToFind": "", "closestFacility_MaxBarriers": "", "serviceArea_MaxBreakValue_Other": "", "defaultOutputGeometryPrecisionUnits": "esriMeters", "vRP_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistance": "", "oDCostMatrix_MaxOrigins": "", "locationAllocation_MaxBarriers": "", "locationAllocation_MaxFeaturesInLineBarriers": "", "closestFacility_ForceHierarchyBeyondDistance": "", "nALayerDir": "C:\\arcgisserver\\directories\\arcgisoutput", "vRP_MaxOrders": "", "serviceArea_ForceHierarchyBeyondOther": "", "defaultOutputGeometryPrecision": "", "serviceArea_MaxFeaturesInPolygonBarriers": "", "serviceArea_MaxBreakValue_Time": "", "locationAllocation_MaxFacilities": "" } }, { "typeName": "MobileServer", "capabilities": "", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": {} }, { "typeName": "KmlServer", "capabilities": "SingleImage,SeparateImages,Vectors", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": { "minRefreshPeriod": "30", "compatibilityMode": "GoogleEarth", "imageSize": "1024", "dpi": "96", "endPointURL": "", "featureLimit": "1000000", "useDefaultSnippets": "false" } }, { "typeName": "WFSServer", "capabilities": "null", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": { "phone": "", "appSchemaURI": "http://www.geomaster.it:6080/arcgis/services/STUDIOSIT/Italia_web_POP/MapServer/WFSServer", "providerSite": "", "administrativeArea": "", "electronicMailAddress": "", "pathToStoredQueryFile": "", "enableTransactions": "false", "city": "", "hourOfService": "", "title": "", "postalCode": "", "customGetCapabilities": "false", "name": "Italia_web_POP", "deliveryPoint": "", "role": "", "axisOrderWFS10": "longlat", "axisOrderWFS11": "latlong", "serviceTypeVersion": "", "accessConstraints": "", "positionName": "", "abstract": "", "onlineResource": "http://www.geomaster.it:6080/arcgis/services/STUDIOSIT/Italia_web_POP/MapServer/WFSServer", "facsimile": "", "keyword": "", "defMaxFeaturesValue": "", "individualName": "", "fees": "", "serviceType": "", "enableDefMaxFeatures": "false", "country": "", "providerName": "", "transactionsWithoutLocks": "false", "pathToCustomGetCapabilitiesFiles": "", "appSchemaPrefix": "STUDIOSIT_Italia_web_POP", "contactInstructions": "" } }, { "typeName": "SchematicsServer", "capabilities": "Query", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": {} }, { "typeName": "FeatureServer", "capabilities": "Create,Query,Update,Delete,Uploads,Editing", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": { "creatorPresent": "false", "dataInGdb": "false", "xssPreventionEnabled": "true", "allowGeometryUpdates": "true", "syncVersionCreationRule": "versionPerDownloadedMap", "allowOthersToQuery": "true", "syncEnabled": "false", "editorTrackingTimeZoneID": "UTC", "enableZDefaults": "false", "realm": "", "allowOthersToDelete": "false", "allowTrueCurvesUpdates": "false", "datasetInspected": "true", "editorTrackingRespectsDayLightSavingTime": "false", "zDefaultValue": "0", "enableOwnershipBasedAccessControl": "false", "editorTrackingTimeInUTC": "true", "allowOthersToUpdate": "false" } }, { "typeName": "WCSServer", "capabilities": "null", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": { "phone": "", "maxImageHeight": "", "maxImageWidth": "", "city": "", "providerWebsite": "", "title": "STUDIOSIT_Italia_web_POP", "customGetCapabilities": "false", "name": "Italia_web_POP", "province": "", "role": "", "accessConstraints": "Nessuno", "abstract": "", "onlineResource": "http://www.geomaster.it:6080/arcgis/services/STUDIOSIT/Italia_web_POP/MapServer/WCSServer", "keywords": "", "fax": "", "zipcode": "", "fees": "", "country": "", "responsiblePerson": "", "providerName": "", "responsiblePosition": "", "email": "", "address": "", "pathToCustomGetCapabilitiesFiles": "", "serviceHour": "", "contactInstructions": "" } }, { "typeName": "WMSServer", "capabilities": "GetCapabilities,GetMap,GetFeatureInfo,GetStyles,GetLegendGraphic,GetSchemaExtension", "enabled": "false", "maxUploadFileSize": 0, "allowedUploadFileTypes": "", "properties": { "reaspect": "false", "inheritLayerNames": "false", "contactPosition": "", "contactVoiceTelephone": "", "city": "", "contactFacsimileTelephone": "", "title": "STUDIOSIT_Italia_web_POP", "contactOrganization": "", "customGetCapabilities": "false", "name": "WMS", "stateOrProvince": "", "accessConstraints": "", "abstract": "", "onlineResource": "http://www.geomaster.it:6080/arcgis/services/STUDIOSIT/Italia_web_POP/MapServer/WMSServer", "keyword": "", "postCode": "", "fees": "", "addressType": "", "pathToCustomSLDFile": "", "country": "", "address": "", "contactElectronicMailAddress": "", "pathToCustomGetCapabilitiesFiles": "", "contactPerson": "", "listSupportedCRS": "" } } ], "datasets": [] }

‎03-15-2017

ArcGIS Pro 1.4 (2017) same situation...

‎03-14-2017

I finally managed to make it working. I discovered there were some lines in the first floor that did not intersect. Strangely, this was only visible at a super smal scale (actually, at 1:0 !!!). After I fixed those issues, the routing was succesfull. Hope this could be of help.

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