Latest Contributions by Drew

Pascual, The applications was all developed in house and was designed to move off our older Flex Viewer.  There are 2 Analyst here and we update the application as needs arise and ideas spawn. Along with our public facing maps we utilize the WAB framework and widgets for internal applications that service internal needs. It’s a living breathing application that we use to support anyone we feel does not require a desktop GIS. All code was done by GIS staff. ... View more

Hello Steve, We have not figured it out yet a full solution yet, but a patch is to actually paste the views SQL Code into ArcGMap as a Query Layer. It's messy but it keeps our AGS Services up and running without copies of the data. I checked the settings that Supriya suggested and everything looked good. ArcMap is doing something. We hope to open a ticket in the near future but just have not had the time to get a full demo up and running to send to ESRI. I hope this helps in the short term. Drew ... View more

Sorry for the delayed reply. I just got caught up with other things. They are the same Database instance just different ArcMap Clients. 10.4 = Slow 10.3 = Fast Same data source, same query, same computer specs. We have noticed this on many different SQL Spatial views. We will be looking into it further in the coming days to see if we can see what is happening. Once last note, the same issue appears in ArcGIS Server also. Our 10.4 services renders the data very slow where 10.3 is blazing. ... View more

Thanks for the reply Vince. The one key thing is that the spatial views work fine in a ArcMap 10.3  but slow in 10.4. I am doing testing on a Polygon feature class (parcels to be specific) and it takes about 12 minutes to load into ArcMap in 10.4 and maybe 15 seconds in 10.3  --- using the exact same sql spatial view.  The parcels data is about 200,000 records. Inside the view is a very simply join to ownership data.  I have seen this same issue on other sql spatial views with only 200 records. Thanks, Drew ... View more

Sorry to wake this thread up almost 2 years later but I am having the same issue in Chrome version 48.0.2564.103 m Using this thread, I was able to figure out a fix. I thought I would share a complete solution. var oldExtent = null; //ON EXTENT CHANGE - UPDATE IF VISIBLE on(this.map, "extent-change", function (event) {   var isEqual = false   if (oldExtent != null)   isEqual = geometryEngine.equals(oldExtent, event.extent);   if (isEqual)   {   console.log('EXTENT IS THE SAME');   }   else   {   console.log('EXTENT IS DIFFERENT');       }   //SET OLD EXTENT   oldExtent = event.extent; }); Drew ... View more

Ya, that part makes it a little confusing but its needed to be able to debug in chrome or else chrome thinks it's a new file each time and all your break points no longer load. If I do another version make I can make it automatic where I look for port :3344 to detect if its dev or not. we will see Glad it's working well for you. Andrew ... View more

Yes that is correct when the site is loaded on a domain that is NOT the one defined in the myHostName variable. I had to do this because I was not able to debug files in the browser if the file name was changing every time I reloaded the app. If the site is running on the host name defined in myHostName it should look similar to the image I posted originally. Hope that makes sense. Andrew ... View more

Florian, To answer your questions... If you concate the filename with the date, does it mean that your file don't gonna be updated two time in the same day ? The date is down to the second, so it should be a unique number every time you reload the page (on the server defined (myHostName), therefore a unique URL too.  There is one exception; the date is down to the "day" only if the app is loaded your development box (this is why myHostName has to be defined) Do you know/imagine the limits/risks of this manipulation ? Why it doesn't work with the WAB 1.3 I don't see any limitations to this. I have not tested it on 1.3 yet and ESRI could have changed their WindgetManager.js file in that version. If i have time I will try and get 1.3 and modify the file to work the same - then post it here. Hope that helps answer your questions. Andrew ... View more

Hello Florian, If you wish to test it just add it on an application by application basis. If you find it works as you expect you can add it to the "stemapp" and it should get copied over for every application you create. Generally speaking, it just appends a date onto the HTTP Request URL to trick the browser into thinking it's a new file. If you know how to use your browser debugger you can preview it live in our map.​ Andrew ... View more

Lisa, when you visit the website using HTTPS does it look like you have a valid certificate? In Google Chrome you should see a lock in the address bar, just like GeoNet has right now as you read this message. You can click on that lock and get more information about the certificate. I believe once we got a signed certificate we were able to login fine. Drew ... View more