Latest Contributions by JustinBridwell2

 am using a Python library called arcpy_metadata that uses 2 datatype called  max_scale  and  min_scale  that take integers: My code for that is just: import arcpy, arcpy_metadata as md....min_scale = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(5)max_scale = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(6)....metadata = md.MetadataEditor(file)...metadata. min_scale = min_scale metadata.max_scale = max_scale I am trying to turn this into a Python script in ArcMap toolbox. An example input for the max and min scale would 5000 and 150000000. Since there is no  integer  type and I don't really need decimals, I just entered  double  when configuring the parameters for the tool. I also set it as ``optional`. When I run the tool however, I keep getting the following error. What am I doing wrong here? RuntimeWarning: Input value must be of type Integer ... View more

I want to convert some json data being returned from a request to a feature class, but I keep getting a  RuntimeError: Object: Error in executing tool . I made a test gdb in a folder 'C:/Workspace/Sandbox/ScratchTests/cslf.gdb' in which to populate my new feature class after conversion. To test that the request is correct and that I am returning Json data, I added a couple of print statements. Otherwise, everything is pretty straight forward. Does anyone see a problem with my code? I am following the arcpy [JSON to Features][1] directions from the documentation. The only thing I am doing differently is instead of using an actual file, I am just plugging in the variable 'cslfJson`. import arcpy, sys, os, arcgis, requests arcpy.env.workspace = "C:/Workspace/Sandbox/ScratchTests" params = {'f': 'json', 'where': '1=1', 'geometryType': 'esriGeometryPolygon', 'spatialRel': 'esriSpatialRelIntersects','outFields': '*', 'returnGeometry': 'false'} r = requests.get('https://hazards.fema.gov/gis/nfhl/rest/services/CSLF/Prelim_CSLF/MapServer/3/query', params) print(r.url) cslfJson = r.json() print(cslfJson) arcpy.JSONToFeatures_conversion(cslfJson, os.path.join("cslf.gdb", "cslf")) ... View more

I have a Web Map Layer (Prelim_CSLF) in my ArcGIS Online content that is not showing when I call it from the ArcGIS API in a Python script. The Layer comes from a public web mapping service. As you can see, there are other layers in my contents. The ACS Feature Layer also comes from an outside service.  In my script, I use the API to connect to my ArcGIS Online content and just want to list the items there. agol = GIS("http://<arcGIS Online url>", "<username>", "<password>") agolList = agol.content.search("") agolList Results = [<Item title:"void_poly2" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   <Item title:"PANYNJ_Charrette_Data"  type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   <Item title:"Map_Tour_Fianl" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   <Item title:"April3_2018_update" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   <Item title:"VA_Port" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   <Item title:"GTS_Lidar_Project_Boundaries" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   <Item title:"PR_SDE_QC_Batch4" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   *<Item title:"ACS" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:jbridwell>*,   <Item title:"East_Donegal_Water_Utility_Network" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>,   <Item title:"coastal_dg_polygons" type:Feature Layer Collection owner:>] However, I am not seeing the Prelim_CSLF layer. I do see the ACS layer though (starred *). When I try  agol.content.search("Prelim_CSLF", item_type="Map Image Layer")  it just returns an empty  [] . What is the problem here? ... View more

Hey All- I have a public REST service that has several layers and feature classes that I want to access. According to the documentation. Once I have the 'arcgis' package imported, I can inject my outside REST service as such:  *Note: I am using the Jupyter Notebook to test this code.  from arcgis.gis import GIS gis = GIS("https://hazards.fema.gov/gis/nfhl/rest/services/CSLF/Prelim_CSLF/MapServer") Since this is a public service, I didn't have to include any username or password parameters. The service has several layers (item_type="Feature Layer) that I want to access; namely Special Flood Hazard Area Change layer, but perhaps others: Using the example from the API docs, I tried to do a search in the service just to see all the layers and any info I might need in future calls. I am using the '.search' method from the content manager. # search and list all feature layers in my contents search_result = gis.content.search(query="", item_type="Feature Layer") search_result Every time I try this, I get an either a KeyError='num' or a TypeError: must be str, not int (if I try to add a query). What am I doing wrong here and what is the proper way to search within this REST service? ... View more