Latest Contributions by KimberlySaballett

Those are references for the ArcObjects SDK. Did you mean to put this question in that forum? https://community.esri.com/community/developers/gis-developers/arcobjects-sdk However, you should be able to add them to your project by right clicking References > Add Reference... Then select Assemblies > Extensions on the left. Scroll down and check the boxes for the ESRI.ArcGIS references you need. Also in case you wanted to know, the ArcGIS Runtime references are: Esri.ArcGISRuntime Esri.ArcGISRuntime.LocalServices ... View more

Ken is correct, use either of the following commands within the Python Command Prompt to upgrade the arcgis module to 1.6.1: conda install arcgis --no-pin conda upgrade arcgis --no-pin   Dan is also correct that you do not need to create a cloned environment IF you have administrative privileges on the computer. Many of our users do not have administrative privileges so we recommend creating the cloned environment that they will have access to manage. We also recommend creating the cloned environment so that the default does not become corrupted. However if you do want to update the default arcgispro-py3 environment, run the Python Command Prompt as Administrator and run one of the above commands. ... View more

The following works for me to create the list of users that need to be deleted from a csv of their usernames in the first column. with open(csvPath) as f_input:    csv_input = csv.reader(f_input, delimiter=",")    for row in csv_input:       users = gis.users.search("username:{}".format(row[0]))       if (len(users)>0): # only append if there are search results          userDelete.append(users[0]) ... View more

Hi Kirk, I sent you an email but here are the details for the bug in case you missed it: BUG-000122510: In the ArcGIS Runtime SDK, selecting features on a feature layer using featureLayer.SelectFeaturesAsync() uses the geometry of the polygon extent rather than the geometry of the polygon itself when querying from an event listener. You should now be able to track it from the Support > Bugs tab from your organization's My Esri page. Cheers, Kim ... View more

I am not aware of any way in the ArcGIS Runtime SDK to actually drag a PictureMarkerSymbol across the MapView. However you can get close to the visual effect of dragging the graphic by having the graphic's location be attached to a MouseMove event so it is constantly moving the graphic with the mouse. This can be a bit choppy when the mouse is moved quickly. I've attached a sample using this workflow. The PictureMarkerSymbols are located in a StackPanel as buttons. When you click a button it will create a graphic of the same image which will follow the mouse as it moves across the MapView. The StackPanel will also report on the current latitude/longitude of the mouse. Clicking on the MapView will place the graphic permanently at that spot in a separate graphics overlay. ... View more

Using the same workflow, will a map package referencing data in a file geodatabase load into Local Server? What about if you include the data in the map package rather than reference it? What version of ArcGIS Pro was the map package created with? What version of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK and Local Server are you using? ... View more

When you created the map package did you check the box for the map package to Support ArcGIS Runtime? ... View more

I was able to reproduce starting the Local Server with the provided sample, but only when referencing the packages from Nuget and setting all the parameters to false. If the packages downloaded, then I would still receive the error for the GP Service not starting. Presumably Nuget is downloading the 100.3.0.0 version of Local Server while it references the 100.3.0.1 version. How are you loading in the SDK? Are you downloading them from Nuget, or referencing them? ... View more

I just wanted to let you know that we are still looking into this. ... View more

I didn't see any files in the zip folder at all. It's okay though, I've got a sample set up and am troubleshooting why we cannot start the geoprocessing service using ArcGIS Runtime 100.3. What exactly is your error message? ... View more

I unzipped your attached folder but found no project contained within it. What version of the ArcGIS Runtime SDK and Local Server are you using? Have you enabled Geoprocessing in the .AGSDeployment file that gets created after compiling your project? I have a sample that uses Local Server 100.2.1 and it appears to work. However this same sample is failing when using Local Server 100.3. I will look into this issue further.  ... View more

The arcpy.SetParameterAsText method takes two arguments, a number and a string. - The number specifies the derived parameter position in the Script Tool parameter list (zero based index).  - The second argument is a string representing the name of the output (i.e. file location). Use this method display derived outputs and to set the specified parameter by index using a string value. The python file for a script tool might look like either of these examples when buffering points and using SetParameterAsText to define the output. Derived output as the only parameter example: import arcpy arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True fileToBuffer = "C:/temp/points.shp" distance = "2 miles" outputFile = "C:/temp/pointsBuffer.shp" arcpy.Buffer_analysis(fileToBuffer, outputFile, distance) arcpy.SetParameterAsText(0, outputFile) Multiple parameters example with user defined input: import arcpy, os arcpy.env.overWriteOutput = True fileToBuffer = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(0) distance = arcpy.GetParameterAsText(1) arcpy.env.workspace = os.path.dirname(fileToBuffer) outputFile = "C:/temp/pBuffer.shp" arcpy.Buffer_analysis(fileToBuffer, outputFile, distance) arcpy.SetParameterAsText(2, outputFile) For both of these examples you would need to navigate to the Parameters tab in the Tool Properties. The index for the SetParameterAsText method would be the index used for the output parameter in the list. It would also need to be of Derived type which automatically set the Direction as Output. This can be useful when running a model where one tool uses for input the derived output of another tool. ... View more