Latest Contributions by FrancescoTonini2

‎04-21-2017

Correct...

‎04-21-2017

There must be something else going on then, I double-checked all URLs (the 3 above) and they point correctly to the REST end point of the GP services on my new GIS server. I can of course also try to open a ticket with ESRI if you don't know what other reason that error could be caused by. Just wondering.

‎04-21-2017

Robert, I have updated all 3 as you said, but now when I try to upload an input file (GPDataFile) to one of my GP widgets, to which I changed the task URL, I get the error below: "Failed to execute 'open' on 'XMLHttpRequest': Invalid URL Do you think this could be caused by the change of task URL? I never got this message when uploading my table before doing the change...

‎04-21-2017

Thanks a lot Robert! Should I just change URL in the "taskUrl" key or also in "helpUrl" and "serverInfo"? Meaning the fist part http://<domain or IP address>/arcgis/rest/ etc. of all the 3 parameters?

‎04-21-2017

I am trying to unzip and deploy a web app created with WAB 2.x. onto a different PC. However, I would like to update the Task URL of all my GP widgets to re-route them to a different GIS Server I am using now. Which file(s) should I look at inside my ../webappbuilder/server/apps/<app_number> folder to modify and update the new task URLs and leave everything else untouched on the app structure?

‎03-28-2017

I am using ESRI CloudBuilder 10.4.1 to fire up a load-balanced GIS site on Amazon EC2. I followed all the instructions and can see my published web services using http:<ELB URL>/arcgis/rest/services. I also want to deploy my Javascript app on the same EC2 server with ArcServer, and I am reading that JS apps need to use web adaptor to direct calls to my web app: Deploy a web application on a Windows AWS instance—ArcGIS for Server (10.4) | ArcGIS Enterprise When I set up Web Adaptor for ArcServer and specify the GIS Server URL, I tried specifying the URL of my SITEHOST machine in the form: https:<instanceURL>:6443 but it does not seem able to access and configure the Adaptor for my instance. Does anyone know if Web Adaptor conflicts with ELB or if I should follow a different set of configuration steps to make this work?

‎03-22-2017

Robert Scheitlin, GISP‌ Does the eSearch work with imageserver URLs? Or is it only with Mapserver/featureserver URLs? I am trying to add the URL of a world population estimated density from https://landscape7.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World_Population_Estimated_Density_2015/ImageServer but the widget editor displays a red exclamation point...thanks in advance!

‎03-16-2017

You can take any custom script tool that uses R-bridge, it does not matter what I used, because for sake of example I am only printing the workspace path in the tool message window. As long as you use arc.env()$workspace to your R script, you can reproduce my example with any custom script. What I am getting at is that I need to tell the R script to save a derived output to the scratch folder. In arcpy, one can use arcpy.env.scratchFolder and then use SetParameterAsText() to return a derived output, but in R this must change...do you know how I can write a derived output to a scratchFolder inside my R script and then sending it back to the GUI?

‎03-16-2017

Exactly, I am saying that tool settings should ovveride application settings, as per environment-level hierarchy, but currently arc.env() does not seem to do so. My examples shows that even though my tool settings point to a custom folder on my PC, the application settings still do not get overridden, given that arc.env()$workspace still grabs the application, not the tool as it should.

‎03-16-2017

Hello, I noticed a strange behavior in the arc.env() function in the arcgisbindings package. According to the user guide, this function is supposedly grabbing the workspace folder from the GP tool environment settings. However, I noticed it ONLY grabs the Environment Settings from the main Geoprocessing menu in ArcMap, NOT the Environment Settings of the geoprocessing script tool. See my example and attached figures. 1- Setting my GP tool environment settings workspace to custom folder on disk 2- The tool runs but arc.env() is not affected by custom change and still return default Settings ".../ArcGIS/Default.gdb": 3- I now change the GP menu Settings in ArcMap to match those of my GP tool, and the arc.env() path is now grabbed correctly: Is this intended behavior or a bug?

‎03-15-2017

Thanks for the pointer. I see. However, it is reasonable to assume that some users would want to filter out the output of an analysis (e.g. of a GP widget output), whether it is in the attribute table directly or in a different widget. Would I encounter the same problem if I were to create my own GP service (e.g. inside a new GP widget) that takes the output of the analysis and apply a filter based on an attribute found in the feature collection table? Other widgets can use outputs as new input for a GP widget so I am assuming in theory that should be possible...

‎03-15-2017

Robert Scheitlin, GISP‌ I have asked this to WAB developers at DevSummit but they suggested to ask you as well. Does your Enhanced Search Widget allow to search among feature collections returned to the client (browser) side? I have a lot of GP services that create some type of vector output that is added as a feature collection operational layer to WAB. However, at 2.3 Dev Edition it does not seem like neither Query, Search, or Filter can act on feature collections but rather on actual data already sitting on the server, hence the widgets all need to be pre-configured with existing layers. Thank you!

‎03-03-2017

Thanks! I see, that's what I was afraid of. Are there workarounds for using a different group icon for each custom group I decide to create?

‎03-03-2017

Hello, Can anyone help me understand whether it is possible to change the default icon of the widget group from a WAB Developer Edition template? By default, the group widget icon looks like a folder with three dots in it is used when grouping multiple widgets into a single named group (see attached image). Thank you!!

‎03-01-2017

I am accessing an Image Layer from the Living Atlas and the pop-up window (see attached image) shows different pixel values: "Service Pixel Value", "Raw Service Pixel Value", "Item Pixel Value", and "Analytic Renderer". Can anyone help me understand what is the difference between these variables and how to interpret their values?

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Re: Where can I change GP Task URLs inside app folder generated by WAB?

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Re: Where can I change GP Task URLs inside app folder generated by WAB?

Re: Where can I change GP Task URLs inside app folder generated by WAB?

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Re: Does arc.env() get workspace only from GP menu settings?

Does arc.env() get workspace only from GP menu settings?

Re: Roberts Custom WAB Widgets

Re: Roberts Custom WAB Widgets

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