Latest Contributions by AlessandroValra

‎10-12-2018

Don't know if it's just me, if it was the last Windows update (I'm on 10) or the Planet lineup, but I've noticed since the last patch install (2.2.3), that my aprx don't open properly anymore. By this, I mean that a porject suposed to open with a nice MapFrame will open with a grey area in the middle instead and no list in the Catalog Pane, resulting in the impossibility to access any folder, database, or whatever. All the tabs in thr ribbon are "unclickable". Second thing: if from that "ghost" aprx I try to (re)open the same project, it opens displaying things correctly, except that again I cannot access the tabs in the ribbon. Third strange thing: I have to type my AGOL password twice to open Pro EVERYTIME, although the password inserted was correct (I confirmed this by copying and pasting). Has anybody else have noticed the same thinkg after upgrading? Anyway, I think it's time for a repair I guess...

‎10-09-2018

I strongly second this! So bad that it got so few votes... I think it would be super now that 3D has become normal in GIS with ArcGIS Pro!

‎10-09-2018

Would love to this implemented! Especially now that ArcGIS Pro has gone that far in handling 3d objects, and the use of multipatch is now growing with the introduction of native Revit file reading and the BIM-GIS flux in general. Are there any chance that this will get implemented? Manging Multipatch geometries from a scripting perspective would be a invaluable addition and will open thousands of new possibilities!

‎09-28-2018

I have a similar problem, getting the same warning message and no way to set the symbolgy. Any update on this?

‎09-12-2018

Just one hint: after conversion, the feature class looses the original symbology of the Revit file. Just import it inside the feature class using the Symbology pane and everything will look just as the revit model.

‎09-04-2018

That makes perfect sense, thank you for clarifying this! The gremlins get less as users keep reporting them to Esri, so I encourage you to open a case with Esri Support. I'd really like to, but how/where am I suppose to report a bug? I was struggling in the past to find such a place, but never could find one...

‎09-04-2018

This is just to inform about things that are most likely bugs. I already posted a question and answer myself here: arcgis desktop - arcpy - creating a 3d arcpy.Polyline - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange. The thing is: I need to create a 3d polyline with arcpy having a series of XYZ coordinates. If I do: array = arcpy.Array([arcpy.Point(0, 0, 0),arcpy.Point(0, 100, -1000)]) polyline = arcpy.Polyline(array, has_z=True) I get an error, saying that has_z property is Read-only. From the arcpy.Polyline official docs, this is an optional input parameter, and lke so, the user should be able to set it (to True or False). However, if I set has_z parameter via python positional parameters rather than named parameter, it works: polyline = arcpy.Polyline(array, None, True) Another problem with 3d Polylines in general, is that their Shape_Length is always 0 for vertical lines (i.e. with equal first and lastPoint). Also, length is probably calculated regardless the Z coordinate, resulting in strange lengths values.

‎08-09-2018

Ok, the issue was indeed a network one. Basically, to let the GIS Server access data and folders on the DB server, during install I created a local arcgis user on the GIS server, assigned a password to it, and did the same with the DB server (same password). Unfortunately, the password on the DB server expired, and nothing worked. After I set it to never expire, I restarted the ArcGIS Server and Data Store services and everything magically came back working. I supposed that the REST should remain intact even if sometimes there's network interruption, but this seems like now my MapServers are completely corrupt! Probably it's not like that, right? Probably not.

‎08-07-2018

Could it be a network issue with the registered folder in the machine where I store the data? Most likely it is. I just noticed that the server machine is not accessing the registered dataset due to the password being expired. I am still checking this, but the problem should be this. Will update the answer. I supposed that the REST should remain intact even if sometimes there's network interruption, but this seems like now my MapServers are completely corrupt! Probably it's not like that, right?

‎08-07-2018

This is super strange. I am working with ArcGIS Pro 2.1 and ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6. I have shapefiles saved on a server machine and I create a Map View with those in ArcGIS Pro. I then register the dataset with ArcGIS Server (I have all the Enterprise stack installed on a single machine, which is not the same as the one which stores the data). I share the map as a Map Image Layer with data registered option checked and the service is succesfully published. I can see it from Portal, Manager, REST, and I am able to navigate my MapService and query it. However, I don't know what happened but all my MapServers published in the same way as just described are now accessible but empty. Take this as example: Rete_Acquedotto (MapServer) There's nothing under "Layers" parameter, the full extent is all NaNs, and obviously, when I click "View in: ArcGIS JavaScript" I onkly get an empty map. What could have caused the problem? Could it be a network issue with the registered folder in the machine where I store the data? I supposed that the REST should remain intact even if sometimes there's network interruption, but this seems like now my MapServers are completely corrupt! Please help me understand the problem, I would be happy to give more details if needed. The ArcGIS Server machine is a Windows Server 2012 R2 Stasndard.

‎08-06-2018

Thomas Colson ha scritto: What happens when: You publish to the hosting server; Well, as I said, nothing wrong happens apparently when I share the Map from within ArcGIS Pro using Share as Web Layer (Map Image Service) to my Portal. No warnings, nor errors. Everything is published to my Portal but I can't see the layer with the in-memory join from REST or anywhere esle (although I see the joined table as I showed in the picture in my previous answer up in this thread). Or you meant if I try to publish copying the dataset to the hosting server rather then using the "Registered" option? or When you set up the join, etc..in Arc Map, import the Map into Pro, and then publish. Well, didn't try that so far. Will do it when I have time and come back with the news. I guess you would like to see if the same behaviour happens both from a join created from ArcMap and one created from Pro.

‎08-06-2018

Thomas Colson‌ Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to add more detail then. What version of ArcGIS Server? 10.6 Is the data a FGDB and stored in the hosting server when you publish? Yes, it's a FGDB, but it is NOT stored in the hosting server, rather it's registered with the server. What version of windows is the server running on? Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard How exactly is the join created? Using the Add Join tool from within ArcGIS Pro. For the result, are the missing layers symbolized with a join field? No, the join is only used to retrieve information in the joined table from the joined featureclass. Probably still won't get your question answered on Geonet ... Hopefully they'll do!

‎08-06-2018

One week later, same question again: is this a BUG? I kindly ask if someone (better from Esri) could shed a light on this. thanks.

‎08-01-2018

Dan Patterson‌ Thanks, I am aware of the help and know the story. I'd like just to start using Pro for everything but sometimes things are to be tried and tried before getting used to it Anyway, the main difference from Pro and Map to this regard, and the thing that confused me, was that in Map in the Subtype tab of the featureclass property you cannot "choose" a default value for the subtype field itself, because it is hidden, while in Pro it is visible in the Field window. Strangely, the subtype filed could also be associate with a domain (which for me is an error, correct if I'm wrong) and so I tried to list the coded values from the Subtype window, but it didn't work (which is correct). I hope to have clarified my point, if you need some pictures I will try to produce them to make things a bit clearer.

‎08-01-2018

Ok, maybe found a solution myself. I cannot apply coded values from a domain to a subtype field as its values would be those in the subtype itself. Rather, I should use the subtypes to apply coded values from the domain in the other fields separated categorically from the subtype. Can anybody confirm this? Thanks,

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Latest Contributions by AlessandroValra

ArcGIS Pro 2.2.3 strange behaviour when opening aprx

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Re: ArcGIS Pro refuses to open aprx with many Revit files inside

Re: I found many problems with 3D arcpy.Polylines

I found many problems with 3D arcpy.Polylines

Re: MapServers with NaN full extent and nothing in "Layers"

Re: MapServers with NaN full extent and nothing in "Layers"

MapServers with NaN full extent and nothing in "Layers"

Re: Publish Map Image Layer with in-memory join with ArcGIS Pro 2.2 and Portal for ArcGIS 10.6

Re: Publish Map Image Layer with in-memory join with ArcGIS Pro 2.2 and Portal for ArcGIS 10.6

Re: Publish Map Image Layer with in-memory join with ArcGIS Pro 2.2 and Portal for ArcGIS 10.6

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