Latest Contributions by MichaelRobb

Hi, sort of confusing question title vs questio. Your Question: Sorry, is there a way to make one of the fields in the pop up a hyperlink? Yes there is... in the Web Map on the layer desired >> left click >> Configure Pop-Up Choose the A Custom Attribute Display Then click on the Green button 'Configure' This is a simple HTML editor.. There is a button in which you can create the HYPERLINK... and concagnate any field value as well as passing parameters. Your popup would then have that Hyperlink enjoy! ... View more

Hello! Your question: Why wouldn't the Feature Service reconnect with ArcSDE? The service would/should when the default time of 30 minutes is reached for that MappingService (FeatureAccess as well in this case) - as long as the database is reachable of course. Is there anyway around this beside restart the service manually? In ArcGIS Server Manager or Catalog (as an admin .ags connection) you can adjust the check repair data connection instances to which ever time you'd like. ArcGIS Service >> Processes >> ... View more

I would not bother, for me, I have been waiting for a good.. oh.. 5 years now for ESRI to release Professional level for both ArcGIS Desktop Developer and either Enterprise System Design and Enterprise Administration.  Ive requested these several years in a row at the Dev summit.   Been given several timelines of availability and 100% target not met....makes me wonder how much these really matter... ... View more

As mentioned, 10.1 is outdated. If you look at ESRI product life cycle.. 2018 is when 10.1 server will be 'retired' deprecated. Currently there is a 5.5 year life cycle with server and desktop.   http://downloads.esri.com/support/product%20life%20cycle/server_gis/ArcGISServer_PLC.pdf Here are all the product life cycles.: Product Life Cycles - Esri Support ... View more

You can install it where ever you like.. as long as it can communicate with your ArcGIS Server, or Portal or both. (depending on application use). It is good practice to install it on the WEB APP Server, where the applications reside (IIS). ... View more

Hi Jeremie, My Apologies if I missed where this was mentioned.  Great WIdget by the way. Have you implemented or plan on showing measurements on the fly?  E.g. A User is drawing a line but wants the line drawn to be 10 Miles in length ? Thanks ... View more

It should work fine if the featurelcass is in a FileGeodatabase. A Shapefile will not work for what you are looking for as I have mentioned. Id Import the shapefile into a FileGeodatabase and then your desired <null> will work... and so would the script. ... View more

Hi Golden. There is nothing wrong with the code. The issue here is not understanding data in general and/or the code.... In this case, let me try to provide a 'crash course' on some items. Null means one thing and is handled differently for SQL and is different for data in a FileGeoDatabase and again different in a dbf standalone and yet again different for xlsx etc... What does this all mean?  It means, an understanding of data and its storage media is needed.  Below I have made some case examples. Follow: Create a table in a FileGeoDatabase. Catalog >> New .. >> Table  (in the file geodatabase) Create two fields,  STRINGS - with a TEXT data type and DOUBLES using Double Add a few sample Strings... Right click on FIELD  >> Calculate (Show Codeblock) (VBScript) Pre-Logic: Dim String, Check String = [STRINGS] Check = IsNumeric(String) If Check = True then Output = CDbl(String) else Output = null End if Doubles=  Output so should look like this: Once you run it... Anything NOT a numeric is now <Null>. Looks great!  You could from here export to xlsx for example, without issue. Ok, lets try a Shapefile or dBASE standalone table. Here it what happens if it runs on a Shapefile: You can see the results as well, warning that there was an Empty value ( meaning <null>).  We know that this is on the Double field because we understand that <null> is not possible in a shapefile environment. (I wont get into details as to why) but you can look and you will see via any means (SQL manager or ArcCatalog or in .accdb that on a double field, there are options to Allow NULL Values. So the warning means, empty value was inserted with what is only possible with a double field in a shapefile... a Zero. we could write more VBScript to alleviate the warning message when it runs (what is called error encapsulation / handling) if we wanted. Now what I didn't notice when I quickly replied is that it appears that the featureclass is JOINED to an xlsx? (not entirely sure) in which case, <null> is not supported. If you are working directly off a xlsx in ArcMap. Doubles should show <null> Of course then there is no field calculations... So then this becomes a question of 'what are you trying to accomplish'. if you want <null> for a featureclass, then the featureclass needs to be in an Enterprise Geodatabase or a FileGeodatabase (and a few other data container types). It doesn't end here either, I could keep assuming (which isn't good) (e.g are you calculating a Joined Featureclass to export to xlsx? ) ... so Ill stop here, hopefully this makes sense and works for whatever you are trying to accomplish. ... View more

Hi Steve, Items must be installed on the machine ArcGIS Server is installed on... Think of ArcGIS Server as a User, it Opens ArcMap... to see all custom Fonts.. that machine must also have the same info as do you when you open ArcMap. ... View more

hi Golden, First you need to Check "Show Codeblock" that entire block of code you have there you put in Block #1 as seen above then you need to type Output in Block #2. ... View more

Hi Vojtech, ArcMap does not use REST Services. I will try to explain better. What you typed in, is not what ArcMap uses when actually reading the Layers you add..Ive dealt with ArcObjects for many years...ArcMap uses SOAP.  If one tried to control arcmap and used a REST service to add a service directly, it would not work. * you will also notice that even in your screen shot, the example for ArcGIS Server is arcgis/services  - not REST Showing a browser url does not signify that Rest is what was used, it only shows you the structure that exists via REST, in a browser and that the service is up and running..  REST in a browser is easily legible where as SOAP is not... but I will show you regardless. I will use Fiddler, which will monitor the HTTP Traffic... This directly shows what ArcMap is doing. (A broswer is not tied to ArcMap thus irrelevant.) When I type in the same URL you are using... ags.cuzk.cz/arcgis/rest/services into arcmap and add a layer... You will see the initial REST, only because that is what was typed in... but then you will notice it changes to SOAP, and further, I added your ortofoto mapserver as a layer in ArcMap and it is SOAP as seen in Fiddler, there is no REST anywhere. If you want to see that in a broswer it would be this: http://ags.cuzk.cz/arcgis/services/ortofoto/MapServer?wsdl - This is what ArcMap Reads to obtain MapServer. Here is that layers source in ArcMap... showing I had typed in /rest/  (oops meant to highlight the Rest part) but you get the idea. In various samples in ESRI Documentation this is also mentioned. ags.cuzk.cz/arcgis/rest/services - REST Service  AND   http://ags.cuzk.cz/arcgis/services?wsdl  - SOAP Service Use these to look via Browsers. Another way to show would be to go to your server and block any outbound SOAP traffic (URL Writer or something) and left the REST calls as is.. ArcMap would not work. I hope this makes better sense. ... View more

Hi Rebecca, Meh, it's not a mistake, as REST endpoints are indeed created... just not applicable in this instance. ... View more

Id say it is performing correctly if the several following items are validated: For a test, you can create a web Map via AGOL (ArcGIS Online) or portal, then consume the service as a layer, a time aware slider would appear as that slider is built into the web map viewer. As long as you are publishing with that layer properties time aware enabled in the Time tab in Arcmap during publishing, you should be good to go! Additional Tests and comparing options.  Here I quickly published a Sample via my ArcGIS Server... these highlights should also be seen in your service. Layer: TimeAwareSample (ID: 0) You should see Time Info in the REST service: Additionally, you will see, if you use the simple JavaScript viewer: all 11 features are there, and I have explained why. ArcGIS JavaScript API: DEV/TimeAwareSample And, if you Query the REST services.. you will see TIME as an option..  Server times are different than what you normally are used to, so i wont get into details on how to use this. Query: TimeAwareSample (ID: 0) Things to note:  When publishing a time-aware map service, you can set the time extent of the map service using the time slider in ArcMap. The time extent of the map service defines the minimum and maximum time within which you can visualize time-enabled map service in a map ... View more

Hi, Not sure where to begin, but I can hopefully help with this: There are plenty of possibles of what was being done wrong. Was Analyze map performed before publishing? 1. is the joined tables in the same database? - this is required 2. You need to create a relationship class in the database to see relates in the REST service. - did you do this? You cannot have group layers for FeatureAccess services. ... View more

As answered, there is no Tool or template, this is a .net custom solution.  Completely doable.  However, in a higher level overview... This is what Portal is for, no?. Not sure the business direction here to want to go this route... ... View more