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Hi Jamal I am using the CP analysis tool for estimating the HW specs for a new ArcGIS Enterprise deployment, and I wonder if you can guide me on how I can find the calculated RAM utilization for the architecture platforms used in the analysis. Thanks Ihab
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Hi All, Recently I passed ESRI exam to earn specialty certificate for API for Python. I wanted to share with you my study notes and the resources I went through to prepare for the exam. Go ahead and download the attached doc, would be glade to hear your thoughts.
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for some reason I wasn't able to publish any hosted layer/table on my local Portal, reindexing fixed the issue. Thanks Craig
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Hi All Is there a github repo where I can find the Jupyter notebook code demonstrated during DevSummit sessions ? I am after this one here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUotEDEVySs I tried the proceedings website, where I found only a link to the video and also the PowerPoint PDF https://proceedings.esri.com/library/userconf/devsummit20/index.html Thanks
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Hi Brent This definitely sounds correct, given that the only changing bit is the data source of the hosted layer, so probably the method explained here is for this specific need. I wonder if it is possible to extent it to include -as you mentioned- the rest of the hosted layer capabilities (symbology, desc, sync..).
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Recently I came across ESRI web course Update Real-Time Data with Python, and it walks through a tutorial on how to built what is called "feed routine". The idea is basically is to read latest version of certain feature-set from a JSON file shared and accessed through a URL, and feed that into your system, which in this case is a hosted feature layer. In this blog, I wanted to focus on the function "deployLogic" which takes places after reading the latest JSON data and converting it to ESRI file-geodatabase. This function demonstrate really important workflow on how to update the data of hosted feature layer, while keeping the hosted layer item id - as a Portal for ArcGIS or AGOL item. I didn't find similar workflow explained in the published documentation for ArcPy or API for Python, and I believe it can be accommodated to be used with more complex scenarios. I will try to summarize the function logic in the following bullets: Using 7zip sub-process, extract the hosted layer service definition file Browse to the extracted folder, reach the underlying source file gdb, and delete it Copy the fresh file-geodatabase that was created in previous step to the extracted service definition folder Using 7zip, compress the service definition folder into a new service definition file with '.sd' extension, not '.zip' Using "FeatureLayerCollectionManager" instance, update the hosted layer using the new service definition file The simplicity of this workflow is that it avoids republishing the service using ArcGIS Pro project, so you won't need to go through something like "getWebLayerSharingDraft" from a Map object, and worry about setting the needed flags "overwriteExistingService", etc.. I find this really easy shortcut, and it will get the job done. Update Real-Time Data with Python Update Real-Time Data with Python Update Real-Time Data with Python
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This code sample can be seen as a simple "Hello World" app. It was built during a quick knowledge transfer session to demonstrate QML app structure, QML syntax, and basic concepts around editing a feature service. The app has only one button, where the click handler triggers adding point feature. The added feature geometry is generated from a random margin around the map center.
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Cool new features released with ArcGIS JS APIs 4.17, my first take aways: View Constraints: now you can limit the user navigation to be around certain geometry, help the user to focus on specific area Layer Visibility Animation: the APIs now supports fading effect while toggling layer visibility OGC Support: this is emphasized with 2 new features WCSLayer: new layer allows rendering raster data from OGC Web Coverage Service WMSLayer time enabled: now you can configured widgets like Time Slider with time-enabled WMS layers Widgets updates, now Bookmarks widgets saves the bookmark thumbnail, the user will have to set thumbnail URL More details can be found in this ESRI blog: What’s New in ArcGIS API for JavaScript (October 2020) New Code Samples for 4.17 Sample Code | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.17
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Ozri 2020 showcased the latest ArcGIS solutions and case studies from Australia and around the world. To access the video recordings and slides from each session, simply select a presentation from the list here Ozri on-demand | Esri Australia
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For a quick and focused tech-talks on latest ESRI trends and topics, tune in to GIS Directions podcast | Esri Australia
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No worries. I am not sure about the JSON storage, but the typical workflow for that is to create a local replica - in the form of file geo-database - from the feature service, the edits will be kept on the device, and you will control when you can push the edits to the feature service by starting a sync operation. In order to prepare your feature service for offline use, this doco here has detailed explanation: Prepare data for offline use—Documentation | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise Also this QT doco guide is explaining in more details the workflow on syncing offline: Sync offline edits—ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Qt | ArcGIS for Developers Please let me know if you have any questions Regards Ihab
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Hi John There might be an easier way to do this, by adding the layer to a web map in Portal or ArcGIS Online, then use the out of the box features in the map viewer to change the layer symbology, this will be from the "Change Style" panel. Once the layer is saved in a web map, then you can use the web map in your application without the need the handcraft the symbology. I hope this would help Regards Ihab
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