Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

Have you taken a look at this resource here?  It provides step by step instructions on how to publish feature services. ... View more

What version and license level are you using?  If you have ArcInfo, you can use Split Line at Points. ... View more

In the same thinking as Anthony, it's conflicting to say you're editing "World Imagery" but it's a shapefile.  Can you take a screenshot of ArcMap with the data in it and share it here? ... View more

I just tested this; you're unable to overwrite an existing service.  You'll get the error that the service already exists. ... View more

There are no size limitations in terms of the size of the data, but there are limitations in the amount of features any browser can successfully display at one time, and 50,000 is pushing it, certainly.  Take a look at these resources here, here, and here; the first is a blog concerning displaying a large number of features in a web browser, the second and third are resources that will allow you to play around with adding numbers of features to a map in a web browser to test the performance. What you'll really want to do is create two services; a hosted feature service and hosted tiled map service.  If you publish them together, and use the tiled map service in Explorer, you'll be able to display all of the points in the data and display popups for the point features. ... View more

Have you considered creating a model or script using the tools within the Publishing toolbox?  You can automate every step of publishing to ArcGIS Online; signing in, creating a service definition file, uploading it to ArcGIS Online, managing the sharing properties of the new service, and then signing out. ... View more

Have you tried to copy and paste both data frames in a new mxd?  If no give that a try and see if the layout view is corrected in the new map. ... View more

You can set current and scratch workspaces for individual models if you go to Model > Model Properties > Environments, check Workspace and then click Values.  Is that what you're looking for?  If not, I think you'll have to use a variable and inline substitution, as you'll need the workspace to be dynamic, based on where the inputs are coming from. ... View more

It doesn't seem like you've set the preconditions successfully; dotted lines should appear next to the solid lines that indicate where the preconditions exist: [ATTACH=CONFIG]17463[/ATTACH] Can you try to use the connector between the two outputs of the iterators and the Zonal Statistics tool and choose precondition and see if that works? ... View more

You won't want to use the Collect Values tool in your model.  The Collect Values tool is if you want to iterate through folders and create a list of feature classes, and then use that list in something like the Merge tool.  Instead, just use the output of each iteration as the inputs to the tool.  Use Preconditions to make sure that both iterations run before the raster calculation runs. ... View more

You mention that "We can't add Map Service that has been shared from ArcMap 10.1".  Did you create hosted feature services that are on ArcGIS.com in an organization?  First, make sure that your hosted feature service is editable within the properties on ArcGIS.com.  Next, you can sign in to ArCGIS.com using your organization account in the Flex Builder application and then add your feature services.  In the Edit widget, your feature service should be listed as editable.  Any changes will be synced automatically to the hosted feature service, (you can make edits in the Flex application and then open up the feature service in the ArcGIS.com Map Viewer to see the changes). ... View more

Do you have at least ArcEditor?  You can try to use the Simplify Line tool within the Conversion > Generalization toolbox. ... View more

You can make the feature class a parameter and then make it optional.  Take a look at this resource for guidance. ... View more