Latest Contributions by Stefan_Jung

Hi Georges Dupont‌, this file is part of your GeoEvent Server Installation:  C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\GeoEvent\system\com\esri\ges\framework\transport\http-transport ‍ Best, Stefan ... View more

Hi James Crandall‌, yes GeoEvent can Poll a REST Endpoint in a interval of you choice to receive the data and update a feature class. As Input Connector you can use "Poll an External Website for JSON". This Input Connector will perform a HTTP Request to the provided URL and expect JSON as result.  There are a few parameters you should be aware of. "JSON Object Name" can be used to define the root node of your JSON. In this case it could be "results", but i am still not 100% clear with your JSON. It is not valid. Does result only contain on object and all the features you want to add are located at "results[0].result"? "Construct Geometry From Fields" can be used to automatically generate a Geometry from pointX and pointY. If the inner "result" is your root element you can just write the names of the fields as X and Y because they are on the root level. GeoEvent will also create a GeoEvent definition with a hierarchical structure that matches to your data. You should check if all datatypes are correct and maybe edit them if they are not correct. This is a automatic process according to the first feature that will be parsed. If you want to write everything to one feature class you have to flatten the incoming data. Not sure if you already know how the output should look like, but the samples list might be a challenge. To flatten the data you create one more GeoEventDefinition that contains all field on the root level and does not contain any list. Using the Processor "Field Mapper" in the GeoEvent Service you can map the fields to the new GeoEvent Definition. The last step would be to create an output "Update a Feature" to write all the data to your feature class. The output connector (wizard) can create publish a new feature class that matches to the GeoEvent Definition. Hope this helps. It should also be possible to write into two different outputs. You could write the results to a feature class and the samples to a Table adding some foreign key if available. But this is an advanced topic. First of all you should try if the easy way works like expected. Best, Stefan ... View more

Hi Adam Repsher‌, another option could be to create a batch script that will copy the file from the network share to a the local directory. In this case GeoEvent can watch this local folder. You can create a task in the Windows Task Scheduler to run this batch script ever x hours.  The batch script could look like this:  net use \\remoteserver\sharedfolder / user :domain1\user1 password xcopy \\remoteserver\sharedfolder\ file . csv C:\ Temp \GeoEventWatch\ / Y net use \\remoteserver\sharedfolder / delete ‍‍‍ First of all you could test if this works like expected. It should do the same job that you already do manually. Next step would be to use the Task Scheduler to run the script as often as you want. Best, Stefan ... View more

Hi Murugesa Pandian‌, if you check the PropertyDefinition class in the api you will find a method called setDependsOn, this method can be used to define the dependency. Have a look at the "sample-adapter-properties". This is one of the examples that comes with the GeoEvent installation (samples\adapters\sample-adapter-properties) and  shows how to work with allowed values and dependencies. A few lines of code of the SampleInboundAdapterDefinition: PropertyDefinition purpleShadeProperty = new PropertyDefinition ( PURPLE_SHADE_PROPERTY , PropertyType . String , "Grape" , "${sample.gep.sample-adapter-properties.ADPATER_IN_PURPLE_SHAPE_LBL}" , "${sample.gep.sample-adapter-properties.ADPATER_IN_PURPLE_SHAPE_DESC}" , false , false , purpleShadeAllowedValues ) ; // Then set it's dependency. purpleShadeProperty . setDependsOn ( FAVORITE_COLOR_PROPERTY + "=Purple" ) ; propertyDefinitions . put ( PURPLE_SHADE_PROPERTY , purpleShadeProperty ) ; ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ Best, Stefan ... View more