Latest Contributions by John-Foster

I'll work with the Enterprise SDK team and Esri Community managers to see if we have the ability to do this. ... View more

it seems to have been related to unexpected heavy load on the server at the time. we have not been able to reproduce this behavior. if it happens again can you provide the network trace so we can see the timestamp of the request and your full request parameters and we'll take another look. ... View more

The Terms of Use for the World Traffic Service say you can use it withArcGIS Online organizational subscription or an ArcGIS Developer account in an app built with ArcGIS software and the required authentication, but you should review the full terms of use for your use case. ... View more

the first question that comes up is what type of ArcGIS account are you using to access the geocode service? See https://developers.arcgis.com/documentation/mapping-apis-and-services/get-started/. If you are using an ArcGIS Developer account with an API key then check the API key scope to make sure geocoding (not stored or stored depending how you are using and paying for the service) is set. If you are using an ArcGIS Online account then make sure the user the key is assigned to also has the geocoding privilege (the administration can disable this). Next, verify you have free tier remaining (if using not stored service) or Pay as you go turned on. Regarding caching, if you are using geocode (not stored) then caching the geocode results is against the Terms of Use. But if you are using the geocode service with the for storage parameter set then you may cache those results. ... View more

You can look here for ArcGIS Certifications: https://www.esri.com/training/certification-find-exam/true/ Developer certifications are under Specialty Exams. ... View more

You can use the Traffic Service in your application as long as you are able to provide proper authentication tied to an ArcGIS Developer or ArcGIS Online account. You can review the authentication methods here https://developers.arcgis.com/documentation/mapping-apis-and-services/security/.   ... View more

@DanielDormont I will research this and get back to you. ... View more

@DanielDormont there's a lot to unpack here. What is a "commercial application"? this is an application you deploy that is earning income, for example an app that you sell subscriptions, in-app purchase, or display ads and earn income from the app. See section 77 in the Product Specific Terms of Use Esri only enables developers to deploy non-commercial applications with ArcGIS Online services and accounts. Even if you are able to solve the generateToken issue, if the account you use to generate that token is an ArcGIS Online account but your users are using it in a commercial app then that would be in violation of the terms. In order to do that you would need to generate the token with a Developer account. However, at the moment there is only one developer account in a developer organization, you cannot have multiple accounts as you asked. The account you generateToken for would be the same account that owns the subscription. Here, you can deploy your commercial app and use that account authentication for all your services, but as you point out this isn't ideal from an account administration best practice. I'll bring this back to our team and consider how we can accommodate this workflow in the future.   ... View more

You can try the routing service REST API, it is fully documented here https://developers.arcgis.com/documentation/mapping-apis-and-services/routing/services/routing-service/   ... View more

@LeonardoRomanato are you certain line 2 is correct?   response = client.getResponse()'); response = client.request(req, dest).getResponse();   ... View more

The basic operation appears to be correct. Using your exact parameters in a web browser you can see it works (you need to replace your token) https://geocode-api.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer/findAddressCandidates?f=pjson&singleLine=1600+Pennsylvania+Ave+NW,+DC&token=YOUR_TOKEN   Response: { "spatialReference": { "wkid": 4326, "latestWkid": 4326 }, "candidates": [ { "address": "1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, District of Columbia, 20500", "location": { "x": -77.036546998208649, "y": 38.897675107651253 }, "score": 100, "attributes": { }, "extent": { "xmin": -77.037546998208654, "ymin": 38.896675107651255, "xmax": -77.035546998208645, "ymax": 38.89867510765125 } } ] }     1. verify your URL is correct? 2. verify you are URL encoding the address string? 3. verify your token is correct? ... View more

One of our past hackathons had a project that may help give you some ideas how to approach a project like this using ArcGIS. Check out FestiFlo ... View more

If you are starting in the ArcGIS Vector Tile Style Editor, you can only select from basemaps that use the Esri world basemap service or the OSM service in it. However, if you start with ArcGIS Pro, you may be able to start with other services. If you start with a tile service that is not based on Esri world basemap service or the OSM service, you will not be able to use the Quick Editor.   ... View more