Latest Contributions by JamalWest2

 Are you still looking for this solution? ... View more

Might be what I have to do for now. ... View more

Are you saying in order to send it back to .NET or in order to specify the path? I have used it to specify the path and file and it doesn't work. I'm not sure how to send that back to the SDK source and then parse it. ... View more

I've tried both ways. Neither work. It only will work if that layer is added to the map. ... View more

I thought I responded to you already, but I guess it didn't post. Yes I am using the SDK to execute the python script. That's what the ExecuteToolAsync() does. I do not know how to get the results from the python script back to the SDK solution though. If you figure it out let me know please . ... View more

It also would mean I would have to create 2 separate python tools. One to create the layer, then use sdk code to ad it then execute a 2nd to run the process that I want. ... View more

I shouldn't need to manually add the layer via sdk given that the ExecuteToolAsync is supposed to add the layer when it creates it. Using that means I have to generate the filename on the c#side or return it from my python tool. Do you know how to return it? In python I know how to generate unique file names, not in c# or the arcgis pro sdk. ... View more

Margaret, I created a template in Arcmap with 2 data frames. I then added my layers to both data frames(There is likely a more efficient way to do this, but since I was only using 10 layers I did it this way). In the python script I used the web map as json format to fake a webmap in. I then used the ConvertWebMapToMapDocument tool to create a print.  Web_Map_as_JSON = { "mapOptions": { "extent": { "xmin": -121.2525, "ymin": 47.3671, "xmax": -122.8498, "ymax": 46.7341, "spatialReference": { "wkid": 2927, "latestWkid": 2927 } }, }, "operationalLayers": [], "baseMap": { "title": "cartoRoads", "baseMapLayers": [ { "id": "cartoRoads_1751", "layerType": "ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer", "url": "", "visibility": true, "opacity": 1, "title": "cartoRoads" } ] }, "exportOptions":{}, "layoutOptions":{}, "authoringApp": "WebMapViewer", "authoringAppVersion": "6.2", "version": "2.12", "applicationProperties": { "viewing": { "routing": { "enabled": true }, "measure": { "enabled": true }, "basemapGallery": { "enabled": true } } } } ###The webmap_as_json parameter isn't really that important if you're using your own template. templateMxd = (r'\\'filePATH'\TestLayout.mxd') result = arcpy.mapping.ConvertWebMapToMapDocument(Web_Map_as_JSON, templateMxd) mxd = result.mapDocument ImgLayer1 = sys.argv[1]#(This is simply the name of the layer sent as a string) ImgLayer2 = sys.argv[2] ImgLayer3 = sys.argv[3] ExtentInYMax = sys.argv[4] ExtentInYMin = sys.argv[5] ExtentInXMax = sys.argv[6] ExtentInXMin = sys.argv[7] df1 = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd)[1] newExtent = df1.extent newExtent.XMin, newExtent.YMin = ExtentInXMin, ExtentInYMin newExtent.XMax, newExtent.YMax = ExtentInXMax, ExtentInYMax df1.extent = newExtent layers1= ListLayers(df1) for layer in layers1:    restLayer = "rest - "+layer.name;    if restLayer == ImgLayer1:       layer.visible = True You can then turn layers on/off(Or add them from an outside location if possible), change extent etc. of each dataframe. Check the documentation at http://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.6/analyze/arcpy-mapping/convertwebmaptomapdocument.htm ... View more

Nate, Are you using the Web App Builder Developer Edition? It sounds like you are using the online version. ... View more

I thought I replied to this earlier. Welp it looks like there is not support for a locator service at this time. Thanks for your help though! ... View more

I get "Locator is not available on the current portal." ... View more

I'm using Version 2.3.3. When I open the Locators menu it if I click the locator it has a red ! next to the Locator I'm attempting to add. Also the folder name isn't there. ... View more

Yes it seems to be adding it, but it is just greyed out. ... View more

One thing I noticed is when I hover over the connection at the end there is an extra '/' so instead of saying /{locatorName}.GeocodeServer it says /{locaterName}.GeocodeServer/ ... View more