Latest Contributions by PaulLohr

If you use the ArcGIS application (for iOS or Android), your labels might show up. One difference might be this - we use our own ArcGIS Server instance for delivering web services rather than ESRI hosted services. ... View more

Going from version 10.0 to 10.1, this internally maintained data illustrates that there has been complexity added to ArcGIS Server without adding value to the product (from my perspective). At version 10.0, creating a web service required less setup, modifying the service was not a hassle, and the process was understandable. ... View more

Are you still looking for help on this question, Dennis? If you are, what attributes do the inner polygons (those within the parcels) contain? ... View more

Amanda, Are you saying there are 70 feature classes in the ArcPad map?​ ... View more

Tim, I am also frustrated by the bugs in Modelbuilder. It has been around long enough that a lot of these problems could be corrected by now. It is rare that I build a Modelbuilder process and it simply works without research time and a call to tech support. ... View more

If you are still working on this, you might want to look for a different approach. Maybe try Copy Features then append that result into your master feature class. Maybe try Make Feature Layer then append. Things simply don't work right in modelbuilder and this is how I have been able to make things work. ... View more

Hello Jason, We asked some of the same questions 3-4 years ago when ArcGIS Online was fairly new. Collector, Explorer, and ArcGIS iOS all seem to work well on iOS or Android devices. There seems to be a lag in the updating of ArcGIS for Windows Mobile but the updates may be complete now. We don't use Windows Mobile devices but do use all three of ESRI's mobile apps on iOS and Android. It might serve you well to try out ArcGIS Server's internal hosting mechanism for mobile devices (Collector, Explorer, Windows Mobile). This way your mobile editing system is truly internal and not dependent upon ArcGIS Online. The linked document below should get you started. Keep in mind this was written for Server version 10.0. You should check if there have been changes to this process. Since Portal was made available to lower license levels of Server, the process may have changed. http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgismobile/10.0/apis/iphone/AppGuide/Maps.pdf ... View more

Pete, did you get this resolved? ... View more

I wonder if you could create a view on one database that references all those databases that you would like to query against? Or perhaps the view contains the query? ... View more

Brian, If this were my project, I would focus on a proper data structure rather than making a piece of software a requirement. It sounds like you may want to consider a one-to-many relationship between sample sites and sampling events. "Will this fulfill your reporting requirements" is a question you may want to ponder. Once you have your data model established, then perhaps think about how the data will be collected and maintained. Support for viewing, editing, and creating related data is weak to non-existent in Collector, Explorer, ArcGIS for iOS, and ArcGIS Online. If you find something in one of these applications that fully supports your efforts...great. I would spend a fair amount of time making sure it works. ArcPad will almost surely cover your needs in mobile data collection with related data. It is a stable and well developed product when compared with the above mentioned applications. Presentation of your data might be handled by the ArcGIS Online system. Paul Lohr ... View more