Latest Contributions by AllenScully

‎04-07-2017

Thanks Dan - Yes, I created new database connections, as well as a new server connection in Catalog, fresh session of arcmap. All appears normal until I go to register. Registering the database through server manager fails as well: (I navigated to the sde connection file to import - this is the result. that database connection works in arcmap) Allen

‎04-07-2017

Working in 10.4.1 - Started having publishing problems on an ArcServer machine, got many add messages about ArcMap on that machine being corrupt and some SQL Native client issues. All that has been fixed by ensuring proper version of client is installed and the desktop is working correctly - database connections working, adding layers is fine. However when I go to register the database with the server, I see the following: Stumped by this one - it seems to be configured the same as our other functioning ArcServer machines and am not sure how to research this error (no code) Thanks - Allen

‎04-03-2017

Hi Jared - This was ultimately a projection issue I think. Our basemaps are all in Web Mercator, while our data (parcels, neighborhoods etc.) are our local State Plane. To fix the issue I republished all of the map services (parcelquery, adminareas etc.) with the data frame set to Web Mercator (did not reproject the individual feature classes).

‎02-28-2017

We're demoing this app, have twitter working well, but am curious about Instagram. We have a regular (non-developer api) account for IG that lets us show an unfiltered flow of all instagram posts - basically a giant stream of selfies. Can't find much documentation on whether their dev api will unlock filtering in the Public Information app. I don't see any search options in the out-of-the-box version of PubInfo app for Instagram. Also saw another thread that linked to Instagram's page talking about new guidelines for what kinds of things you can do with the dev api and it seems fairly locked down from what I saw.

‎02-27-2017

Here's a screen shot to demonstrate the issue - this is a valid parcel search. Clicking the 'undefined' will go to the correct parcel. I just need to make it display the parcel # instead of 'undefined'.

‎02-27-2017

Thanks Jake - The query executes successfully both in the app and using the REST URL. The issue is that when I enter a full valid parcel # in the search box, you see 1 result in the drop down, and if you click on it it is indeed the correct parcel, however it is listed in the drop-down as 'undefined' instead of the actual parcel # so the user can get the impression that the search is not in fact working correctly even though it is.

‎02-27-2017

One more mysterious issue with configuring Public Notification App - When executing a search by parcel, the search executes successfully, but the drop-down options always show up as 'undefined'. I have configured the 'SearchDisplayFields' to be 'PARCEL' for the parcel query layer (our parcel variable name) and it simple does not read it even though the search finds the entered value. PARCEL is also listed in the QueryOutFields. Beyond that I'm not sure where to look - I've checked other .js files, and also noted that if I use a different field in the 'SearchDisplayFields' (Site Address for example) and do a search by address, it does give the correct address values in the drop-down. Confused - Thanks - Allen

‎02-21-2017

After researching a bit more, I found this documentation works very well: The Search API — Twitter Developers but that the document linked to in the Public Information app: Using advanced search | Twitter Help Center is not really compatible with the twitter search in the app.

‎02-21-2017

Putting together a quick version of this app to demo, and am having trouble with the Twitter search criteria. Can add one keyword no problem, but advanced searches, and date-ranges do not seem to work. Have looked at the Twitter Advanced Search help page, but using the syntax mentioned there doesn't seem to have any effect. Has anyone been able to create a Twitter feed search for multiple keywords? Thanks - Allen

‎02-21-2017

Thanks Chris - That's what I ended up doing, and it works well so far. Plus I got to learn a bit about geofences. Allen

‎02-14-2017

Working in Server and GEP 10.4.1 - We have a working stream service, respecting the keywords we want it to look for - all good with a bit of work and trouble-shooting along the way. What is still not working is the 'Locations' values I'm entering - essentially a bounding box with Xmin, Ymin, Xmax, Ymax lon/lat entered in. No format I have tried makes an impact on the extent of the tweets were receiving. Reading through some other GeoNet entries related to this, I understand this is not a fool proof way to limit your feed, but should have some effect. Just not seeing that at all unfortunately. Here's what should be defining our area of interest, and the format I'm entering it in (says it should be lon/lat pair): -112.0,31.0,-110.0,32.0. Anyone have any tips? Thanks - Allen

‎01-10-2017

Thanks Chris - That's definitely an option I've considered - It would make things easier for this app and other things. However the thing that trips me up is that for the search results, even if i use a single field in the 'SearchDisplayFields' (like just street name, for example) it still reads 'undefined' in the results. This is likely some error in my customization of the code, but I can't see where my mistake is - nothing obvious at least.

‎01-03-2017

Hopefully about to put the finishing touches on our implementation of this app. 2 related things have me stumped however. In our Parcels feature class, there is no 'Site Address' field. Instead we have 3 fields that can be used together to generate the site address - street number, street direction and street name. In the config.js file, for 'ParcelLayerSettings', I am trying to find the right syntax in the 'InfoWindowTitleFields' that will concatenate these 3 fields to display the site address. No luck - It can handle 1 field, but I cannot find the right way to code this for all 3 fields to show up as one. I have tried every possibility I can think of, and am beginning to fear that that parameter can only handle 1 field. Similarly, when I do an address search, the correct address is found (the SearchExpression references all 3 fields with '+' as the concatenation operator), but the result in the search results is listed as 'undefined'. If you click on the 'undefined' it does indeed select and zoom to the correct parcel. The 'SearchDisplayFields' is set to all 3 fields (street number, direction and name) but this doesn't appear in the search box. Even when I include only 1 field in the SearchDisplayFields (streetname, for example) the result is still 'undefined'. Here are the options I have tried for the InfoWindowTitleFields: 1 - Works w/ single field, field name in double quotes: InfoWindowTitleFields: "STREETNAME", These do not work: InfoWindowTitleFields: "STREETNUM,STREETDIR,STREETNAME", (this returns only the first field listed - those below return the default error value 'N/A') InfoWindowTitleFields: "STREETNUM", "STREETDIR", "STREETNAME", InfoWindowTitleFields: "STREETNUM + STREETDIR + STREETNAME", InfoWindowTitleFields: "STREETNUM + STREETDIR + STREETNAME", InfoWindowTitleFields: "STREETNO + ' ' + STREETDIR + ' ' + STREETNAME", Thanks - Allen

‎12-07-2016

Might be a projection issue - when I search for a neighborhood association, which we have configured for the search, i get a message saying the selected feature is out of the basemap extent. Don't get that message when searching for parcels for some reason. But our basemaps are Web Mercator, whereas our parcel/neighborhood data is in our local State Plane. Had thought the application would re-project on the fly but doesn't look like that's happening so I'm going to reproject our data into Web Mercator and see what happens. Then look at modifying the config.js code to have a spatial reference for our state plane data.

‎12-06-2016

Thanks Mark - We have a hack-y work around that does the job. Using the output dataset for Units, I created a simple 2 column, 1 row table that has the count of available units and the most recent updated date/time stamp, with a definition query that says only show anything when the available count is < 5. Using this as an input connector source in Geoevent, i just hooked it up to an email notification output in it's own, simple Geoevent service. It's basically an on/off switch with the definition query. Either it has a record, or it doesn't - if it does (indicating our condition is met), the email is sent. This does the trick, but is pretty inelegant. Allen

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Latest Contributions by AllenScully

Re: Unable to register SDE database with ArcServer

Unable to register SDE database with ArcServer

Re: Public Notification App - basemaps disappear

Public Information App - Instagram search by keywords or similar?

Re: Public Notification app - Parcel search values 'undefined'

Re: Public Notification app - Parcel search values 'undefined'

Public Notification app - Parcel search values 'undefined'

Re: Public Information App - Twitter search formatting?

Public Information App - Twitter search formatting?

Re: GeoEvent Twitter Connector - Input and Bounding Box (Location)

GeoEvent Twitter Connector - Input and Bounding Box (Location)

Re: Public Notification app - Address Searching

Public Notification app - Address Searching

Re: Public Notification App - basemaps disappear

Re: GeoEvent Processor - send email when condition is met

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