Latest Contributions by TerryGiles

After spending most of yesterday fighting with this, including over an hour of screen sharing w/ Esri Tech Support, I got past the mysterious 'Could not find any recognizable digits' error.  In another post here in the Installation forum someone mentioned they were getting the same error in IE but get the WA to configure using Chrome.  I started messing with IE settings & eventually got it to work - I added the server to the 'Local Intranet' zone in IE's security settings.  Hope this can help someone else from hours of frustration.. TG also, found this was getting logged in the WA's folder under wwwroot (log.txt) - Log Entry : 12/14/2012 7:38:42 AM   Request failed   http://<server>/arcgis/webadaptor/Config.aspx   :Could not find any recognizable digits.   :   at System.ParseNumbers.StringToInt(String s, Int32 radix, Int32 flags, Int32* currPos)    at System.Convert.ToByte(String value, Int32 fromBase)    at ESRI.ArcGIS.WebAdaptor.Utility.HexStrToBytes(String hex)    at ESRI.ArcGIS.WebAdaptor.Config.Configure(Object sender, EventArgs e) ------------------------------- ... View more

Hi Zachary, I had deleted the previous 'arcgis' folder and Virtual Dir in IIS - you get a warning saying it already exists when trying to run the WA install. I'd seem similar posts regarding using the command line to install if there are multiple web sites.  Tried that and still failed (plus yesterday I only had 1 site in IIS).  I was able to fix that 2878 error ....  issue was due to the bindings in the website - there were 2 entries pointing to port 80.  I removed the duplicate entry from the bindings, restart the website and off the races with the WA install. Still cannot get the WA to configure though.  After it installs when I go to <server>/arcgis/webadaptor and enter the server:6080 (or FQDN), Site Admin user & pwd I get this error - "Additional non-parsable characters are at the end of the string" If I change the pwd to be only alpha-numeric (got the idea from a known bug involving SSL and pwd with special chars), I get a different error - "Could not find any recognizable digits" Waiting on Tech Support for next wall to bang head on.  Ugh. ... View more

Thanks for the suggestion, that didn't help either.  I uninstalled the Web Adaptor and tried to reinstall, but am now getting an error about duplicate values in a listbox, as shown in the attached screenshot.  Tech Support, here I come.. ... View more

Christine, I can reproduce the same behavior here.  The only difference in you DrawComplete handler and mine is I have the following 2 lines after I refresh the graphicslayer - _Draw.IsEnabled = false; _Draw.DrawMode = DrawMode.None; Where _Draw is my Draw object.  If I comment these 2 lines out, I see the behavior you're describing.  My guess it's related to the re-use of the global _activesymbol variable here - (_activesymbol as TextSymbol).Text = txtText.Text; any graphic referencing _activesymbol will get changed. With the 2 lines above added to disable the Draw object, I'm forcing my users to click a button again (point, line, poly, or text) which recreates _activesymbol as a new Symbol instead of just altering it's properties. I'm sure there's a much better way to explain that, but that's what I see happening. Hope that helps, Terry ... View more

Christine, Can you post your revised code for the DrawComplete & button click methods? ... View more

Hi Christine, Before you get into the Switch statement in the Tool_Click routine, reset _bolText to false, otherwise, if the user draws some text and then tries to draw a point/line/ploy afterwards _bolText will still be true it will pass your if _bolText test. Hope that helps,  Terry ... View more

I am calling the locationToAddressAsync method. But it gives error "Task doesn't support concurrent I/O operaations..............." What should I do? You will either need to create a new instance of the Locator class for each address or wait until the LocationtoAddressAsync completes before making your next request to the task. in method Y how can I understand the the index of that point in the colletion When you calll LocationtoAddressAsync used the overload that allows you to pass in an object.  You can then access it via the UserState property of the AddressEventArgs in method Y. See - http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/silverlight-api/apiref/ESRI.ArcGIS.Client~ESRI.ArcGIS.Client.Tasks.Locator~LocationToAddressAsync.html ... View more

Revised code below, which incorporates Dominique's comment re: passing in null in the Portal's InitializeAsync method using a SearchParameters object in the SearchBasemapGalleryAsync call.  Otherwise only 10 results are returned (currently should be 12)             _Portal = new ArcGISPortal();             _Portal.InitializeAsync(null, (p, ex) =>             {                 if (ex != null)                 {                     txtMaps.Text = "Basemaps currently unavailable";                     lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;                 }                 else                 {                     SearchParameters param = new SearchParameters();                     param.Limit = 20;                     ArcGISPortalInfo pInfo = p.ArcGISPortalInfo;                     pInfo.SearchBasemapGalleryAsync(param,(items,err) =>                     {                         if (err == null)                         {                             txtMaps.Text = "Basemap Options:";                             lbxBaseMaps.ItemsSource = items.Results;                             lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;                         }                         else                         {                             txtMaps.Text = "Basemaps currently unavailable";                             lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;                         }                     });                 }                   }); ... View more

Once again, thank you very much Dominique! ArcGISPortalInfo::SearchBaseMapGalleryAsync is exactly what I was after.  Code below for those interested.             _Portal = new ArcGISPortal();             _Portal.InitializeAsync("http://www.arcgis.com/sharing", (p, ex) =>             {                 if (ex != null)                 {                     txtMaps.Text = "Basemaps currently unavailable";                     lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;                 }                 else                 {                     ArcGISPortalInfo pInfo = p.ArcGISPortalInfo;                     pInfo.SearchBasemapGalleryAsync(null,(items,err) =>                     {                         if (err != null)                         {                             txtMaps.Text = "Basemaps currently unavailable";                             lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;                         }                         else                         {                             txtMaps.Text = "Select a Basemap";                             lbxBaseMaps.ItemsSource = items.Results;                             lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;                         }                     });                 }                   }); ... View more

Hello again Dominique, I upgraded to v3 of the API and am trying to use the ArcGISPortal class to accomplish what I described above.  I'm close but am missing something here.  I trying to use the PortalInfo's BaseMapGalleryGroupQuery to get an Enumeration of the basemaps, but my results are empty.  Can you take a quick look at the code below and let me know if this should work or am I going in the wrong direction?             _Portal = new ArcGISPortal();             _Portal.InitializeAsync("http://www.arcgis.com/sharing", (p, ex) =>             {                 if (ex != null)                 {                     txtMaps.Text = "Basemaps currently unavailable";                     lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;                 }                 else                 {                     ArcGISPortalInfo pInfo = p.ArcGISPortalInfo;                     SpatialSearchParameters param = new SpatialSearchParameters                     {                         QueryString = pInfo.BasemapGalleryGroupQuery  //QueryString is "title:\"ArcGIS Online Basemaps\" AND owner:esri_en"                     };                     p.SearchItemsAsync(param, (result, err) =>                     {                         if (err == null)                         {                             System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(result.Results.Count());   //Results is empty                         }                     });                                         txtMaps.Text = "Select a Basemap";                     lbxBaseMaps.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;                 }                   }); Thank you, Terry ... View more

Thank you Dominique.  I'm just starting to migrate to 10.1 and v3.0 of the API so this is perfect. ... View more