Latest Contributions by AlessandroValra

‎08-01-2018

In ArcMap I was used to: create a new coded value Domain in my GDB (e.g. Domain name "DOMAIN", values '1: OP', '2: PT', field type short integer) create Subtypes in a short integer field of a featureclass (e.g. field "TEST", subtype "1:A" and "2:B") assign "DOMAIN" to both subtypes of my "TEST" field choose different deafult values from coded values defined in "DOMAIN" so that subtype A would be 'OP' and subtype B would be 'PT' as default In ArcGIS Pro 2.2 I cannot seem to achieve numer 4. The Subtypes View does not let me choose the codes from the DOMAIN under the columns "Deafult Value". Is this a known limitation? My goal would be to (e.g.) draw a new feature and have my field "TEST" compiled automatically with coded values 'OP' or 'PT' depending if I am creating (respectively) subtype A or subtype B. Rather, when I create new features, the "TEST" field is compiled with the description In ArcMap I can do this. Thanks

‎08-01-2018

Can anybody please help me understanding the problem? Is this a BUG? If so, is it a known BUG and is it traced somewhere/going to be fixed in a future release? I don't think I am the only one using in-memory join with MapServices. Thanks.

‎07-18-2018

Ok, it's the Copy Features—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop. Just found out.

‎07-18-2018

So you might be better off saving them to a real GDB once loaded. How would you do that? I tried (randomly) to: right click on a revit file in the catalog pane right click on an empty File GDB -> Paste Special Crash... Ahhah, don't know why, but I was pretty sure this would have happened. Why was the Paste Special option even there??? The crash was instant and no windows with error report showed up. I just lost (again) all my work...

‎07-18-2018

David Alvarez In your case how many Revit files are you trying to read (number of files and size of files)? Quite a lot actually (let's say ten, it might be a bit more or less). And also, depending on the detail of those revit models, I guess they could consume more the more detailed they are. So, would you reccomend to convert them to featureclass? Is it possible to do it with standard tools or should I use the Data Interoperability extension? Dan Patterson Sounds like a memory monitor should be shown on the status bar to prevent overstuffing. I think the major problem here is that my computer can handle those in-memory files flawlessly: I can navigate through my scene and see my revit models smoothly. However, the REAL problem is that as long as I close the project and try to reopen it, it crashes and I lose all the possibility to do anything with it. I just need to redo all the import hoping not to hit the (unknown) memory limit. Why is this happening only at opening?

‎07-17-2018

Just to add an image of the layer list from my rest, here is what I see. Layer 10 is not present, and is the one which has the in-memory join with the table called "serbatoi" (number 16). I published the very same project from ArcGIS Pro removing the join and the layer reappeared, so it must be a problem of the join. Again, when I publish my aprx with the in-memory join (function "Add Join") using the Share as Web Layer (Map Image Service) to my Portal, I don't receive any error nor warnings. Also, in this installation we cannot create Relationship Classes so this is not a feasible alternative. The same procedure used to work with ArcGIS Server (no Portal) and ArcMap. Finally, the solution of saving the join permanently by exporting the data to a new Feature Class is useless in this case as I really need to exploit the "in-memory" thing as I was used to.

‎07-17-2018

Dan Patterson‌ Thanks for the feedback. The computer should be ok, I attach the printshot of its specs. Although the graphic card specs is not present, it should be powerful as it runs many 3d rendering softwares without problems. However, I'll give the "Can You Run It?" tool a try and will come back to confirm.

‎07-16-2018

I am trying to do what the title describes. However, when I do it, I cannot see the layer with the in-memory join in the layer list from rest. ArcGIS Pro does not give me any error. Is it possible to do it like it was in ArcMap and ArcGIS Server? It would be a mess to rethink all my projects without this functionality... Thanks for clarifying.

‎07-13-2018

The new addition of reading Revit (.rvt) files in ArcGIS Pro was exactly what many people were waiting for. I started importing some rvt files and they just look amazing inside the GIS. However, as the number of imported rvt incresases, as soon as I close and try to reopen the same project it refuses to open, simply showing the error window with the option to send the report (which I did). Has anybody experienced such issue with Revit files and ArcGIS Pro 2.2? I tried with two different machiens and the problem is present in both.

‎06-28-2018

I found this 2014's post with this answer from an Esri person: In answer to this your application will only be able to read content owned by the same user that created the app. So it looks that it is possible to use app login in my case. I do have an app created with the only (admin) user of my portal and I am trying to access private content published on the same portal by the same user. Can anybody help me solving this issue please?

‎06-27-2018

I am trying to implement oauth2 app login with Portal for ArcGIS 10.6 and private services. I have a ArcGIS Server hosting these services and it is federated with the Portal. I enetered my portal with my (unique) admin user. I created a new Web Mapping App and then registered my app URIs. I noted down the clientID and secretID. When I try to access a private service from this same portal, I then do via POST (everything inside <> is just for privacy obviously): https://geoweb.xxx.com/portal/sharing/rest/oauth2/token?client_id=<MY_CLIENT_ID>&client_secret=<MY_SECRET_ID>&gra… I get the token succesfully in the response and so I do: https://geoweb.xxx.com/server/rest/services/Rete_Fognatura/MapServer?token=<MY_TOKEN>&f=json identity-manager:not-authorized You are currently signed in as: 'undefined'. You do not have access to this resource: https://geoweb.xxx.com/server/rest/services/Rete_Fognatura/MapServer This causes the app I am using to pops up the Portal window asking for credentials. What I have been trying so far, with no luck using the proxy provided by Esri (GitHub - Esri/resource-proxy: Proxy files for DotNet, Java and PHP. ) The proxy.config I am using is: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <ProxyConfig allowedReferers="*" mustMatch="true" xmlns="proxy.xsd"> <serverUrls> <serverUrl url="https://services.arcgisonline.com" matchAll="true" xmlns="proxy.xsd" /> <serverUrl url="https://geoweb.xxx.com" clientId="MY_CLIENT_ID" clientSecret="MY_SECRET_ID" rateLimit="600" rateLimitPeriod="60" matchAll="true" oauth2Endpoint="https://geoweb.xxx.com/portal/sharing/rest/oauth2/ " xmlns="proxy.xsd" /> </serverUrls> </ProxyConfig> Finally, I just noticed in the Limitations of App Login | ArcGIS for Developers that Tokens obtained by applications can only read public content and services. Tokens obtained by applications may read premium content and services hosted by Esri and consume credits on behalf of the application organization. If you want to access private content within an organization or content that has been shared with a user, you must use the named user login pattern for authentication. Does this mean I have to use named login with private services of Portal for ArcGIS?

‎06-20-2018

Bjorn Svensson‌ Thanks for clarifying. I just found it strange that one can actually set the spatialReference of a view by doing (e.g.) "view.spatialReference = 4326" and the viewpoint then throws strange errors in the console because it is not recognizing the same SR anymore. However, this is certainly something I can live with.

‎06-18-2018

Have there been changes to this as we are at 2.1???? I just noticed that after installing a plain SQL Server Express with the ESRI setup, I am not able to making the connection to it from Pro because there's only the default db which is not accessible. Am I supposed to still rely on ArcMap to manage my SQL geodatabase Workgroup?

‎06-13-2018

Hi, I'd like to change the view.spatialReference property in place to be able to switch between basemaps with different spatial reference. All the basemaps I use should be of type TileLayer. I can actually do what I want if initialize a new view with the spatial reference I want and then add the new basemap. However, I'd like to do it witout recreating the view from scratch if possible. Something like doing "view.spatialReference: 32632" or similar with the extent property. The problem is, when I do it, the console raises an viewpoint error and I don't know how to handle it. The error is: [esri.views.MapView] #viewpoint incompatible spatialReference {"latestWkid":3857,"wkid":102100} with view's spatialReference {"wkid":32632} Is there a way to reinizialize the viewpoint when the view changes? I don't see in the docs any reference to setting the spatialreference for the viewpoint, I guess this is set internally when the view is inizialized and this gets the app confused when changing the spatial reference of the view, while its viewpoint "remembers" it as the old one... I am aware that the viewpoint overrides the extent property in the view class. Here is the codepen example to hopefully make you understand better my problematic. Just, be aware that the above example may work or not depending on your browser (I am using FireFox and it works for instance).

‎06-12-2018

Wow, just realized it, thanks! I saw it in the docs at https://downloads2.esri.com/support/TechArticles/geographic_transformations_1031.pdf (why are they listed as transofrmation if actually there's nothing to transform?). Mmm, that's strange though, as the official documentation of the WMS I am trying to use as basemap officially states that its SR is 6706, but it can be requested in different EPSG (4258, 25832, 25833, 25834). So basically I think the shift is not eventually not caused by the lack of a Datum Transofrmation but it is indeed a shift due to the way the service has been drawn originally. Nevertheless, I swear I saw it overlapping properly in ArcMap for a while defining the transformations as I said, although I am now aware that this does not really make sense since the parameters are zeroes!!!.... Well, I am fine with the answer, thank you so much for clarifying.

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