Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

You can probably take advantage of dynamic layers to pass in your own layer definition. ... View more

If you print fcBoxZones after running arcpy.ListFeatureClasses, does the list appear correct? ... View more

ArcRest would be good to look into, but generally, if you're familiar with http requests and can monitor them using Fiddler or the Dev Tools, and you're familiar with how to submit requests using Python, you should be able to recreate the requests creating a service manually makes in Python.  There's a sample script on creating hosted tiled layers, perhaps it can easily be modified. ... View more

How much physical RAM do you have on the machine?  Tomcat can allocate up to 25% of the physical RAM on the machine to itself, and free it up as the OS needs it.  There was also a bug at 10.2.2 where the Tomcat process would use a lot of CPU if the memory ran up against that 25% threshold.  That issue has been resolved in a patch: ArcGIS for Server Security 2016 Update 2 Patch    BUG-000082423 - Under consistent load, the javaw.exe process at ArcGIS 10.2.2 for Server consumes 25% of the server's RAM, and any further request forces the process to use 100% of the machine's CPU.   It doesn't seem like you're seeing CPU issues, but it may be a patch you'll want to have installed if you don't already. ... View more

If you run Fiddler or the browsers developer tools, can you see which request is failing and what's the response for that request? ... View more

The order specifically for those two products doesn't really matter, you can upgrade either one first.  If you have a hosting server, then the order matters, which is outlined here. ... View more

I assume you don't want to stop the GP service to clear the lock?  Are you able to delete the lock manually?  If not, then I doubt a script would be able to either.  I see your other posts, seems like you're just finding that information to know which services to stop.   In Googling, though, I came across this answer: List all processes and their Command-line parameters  WMIC PROCESS where 'caption="ArcSOC.exe"' get Caption,Commandline,Processid > C:\arcsocprocesses.txt returns all of them and  WMIC PROCESS where 'ProcessID=39280' get Caption,Commandline,Processid > C:\pid39280.txt returns the process with ID 39280.  I use subprocess for most Windows commands in Python, and by adding this in and parsing the results, you can pick out the service name: import subprocess result = subprocess.check_output("WMIC PROCESS where 'ProcessID=381960' get Caption,Commandline,Processid") for line in result.split("\n"): if "-Dservice=" in line: serviceName = line.split("-Dservice=")[1].split(" \"")[0] print(serviceName)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

That's good news, Lloyd, thanks for following up. ... View more

You're making export map requests, instead of using the feature layer, right?  I know you mentioned that you simplified the polygon, but does it still have a lot of vertices?  Here's a blog post on determining how many vertices a feature has.  Where is the data stored?  FGDB, or a geodatabase?  Is the data local to the Server?  If you were to turn on Verbose logging and make an export map request, can you take a look at the logs and determine which operation within the export map request takes the most time?  You'll need to turn on the Elapsed Time column. ... View more

Does the overlay get queried as well when you query the raster?  If so, you can turn on Verbose logging within ArcGIS Server and take a look at the Data Access message, and see how long it took to get the data for the query. ... View more

If you try to install it via command line, or look at the Event Viewer, can you see the full error message?  Did you let the web adaptor install IIS for you? ... View more

So it looks like the feature type and how it's rendered are related to the problem.  Most polygon feature layers don't honor the symbology, but some do.  If it's not your service, there's not much you can do on the service end.  What client are you using?  You can update the symbology for the layer in the client application.  The following example is a web map: ... View more

Thanks for the testing.  I'm not familiar with .NET so I just wanted to see if it was possibly a performance issue between the ArcGIS Server and the database and not something within your code itself.  However, given that the map performs well and editing the feature service through REST is fine as well, it does seem something specific to .NET.  Another thing you can look at outside of your code is to set the logs to DEBUG and see if anything stands out within the logs when you  make an edit through .NET.  Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but perhaps someone more familiar with what you're doing can chime in. ... View more

If you edit the feature service through the REST endpoint, do you still see the slowness?  Where is the database in relation to the ArcGIS Server?  Does the map service perform slowly when just panning and zooming? ... View more

Is it possible to use annotation instead of dynamic labels?  That creates considerable more work to create the maps, but it ensures that the labels won't be duplicated.  You can also see if you can increase the maximum image height and width for the map service.  Maybe this will help to decrease the number of requests that have to be made to create the printed map. ... View more