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My guess is that the application that requires authentication contains one mapservice that is secured. When you click cancel you can use the rest of the application but will not be able to see the secured layer. Make sure that no mapservice that is consumed by the application is configured to be secure.
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03-13-2015
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I guess you're using the Application Builder? I still prefer working directly with the XML-files, with them it is possible to build your custom interface by using the description tag and still use the field tags to control in what way you want your fields to be displayed. You should be able to combine the two syntaxes you mentioned I'm not sure how to accomplish this in the Application Builder, but you could try to use you customized version in Application Builder och then add to the XML-file something like: <fields> <field name="LokalitetID"> <format usethousandsseparator="false"/> </field> </fields> (put it inside the configuration tag)
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03-12-2015
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Warren, when consuming your service in a web map in AGOL I think you have to configure the pop-up in AGOL. This is from the page you linked to: "If you work with your feature service on the web and you want pop-ups to be available, consider defining them in theArcGIS.com map viewer instead. Alternatively, developers can use the client API itself, such as the ArcGIS API for JavaScript, to define pop-up styles." Check out this link to read more about configuring poups in a web map. http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/configure-pop-ups.htm
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02-26-2015
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Have you made sure the autoMoveGraphicsToTop property of your GraphicsLayer is set to false?
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01-29-2015
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I've written a pythonscript that queries a mapservice layer then populates a featureset with the result and then export the attributes to an Excelfile with arcpy.TableToExcel_conversion. The problem is that once the data is loaded into the featureset any special characters like å ä ö gets messed up. How can I make sure that all characters are correct in the FeatureSet and the result Excelfile? Here is some sample code that shows the problem: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import arcpy, urllib2, os
#baseURL = arcpy.GetParametersAsText(0)
baseURL = "http://services.arcgis.com/hrh7HJqpzvUrwY6X/arcgis/rest/services/Sveriges_l%C3%A4n/FeatureServer/0"
#where = arcpy.GetParametersAsText(1)
where = "1=1"
where = urllib2.quote(where)
query = "/query?where={}&outFields=*&returnGeometry=false&f=json".format(where)
queryURL = baseURL + query
print queryURL
JSONrespons = urllib2.urlopen(queryURL).read()
print "JSONrespons where å ä ö displays correct: "
print JSONrespons
print "\n-----------------------------------------------------------------\n"
fs = arcpy.FeatureSet()
filename = "Table.xls"
try:
fs.load(queryURL)
print "JSON extracted from recordset where å ä ö displys incorrect:"
print fs.JSON
try:
arcpy.TableToExcel_conversion(fs,filename)
#Excel-file from feature_set also displays å ä ö incorrect...
outputFile = os.path.join(arcpy.env.scratchFolder, filename)
arcpy.SetParameterAsText(2, outputFile)
except Exception, e:
print e.message
except Exception, e:
print e.message
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01-21-2015
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A recent blog post stated that the 3.7 version will be the last one, which wasn't a surprise. It's been pretty clear since the roadmap blog post from February. But it doesn't say anything about when version 3.7 is planed to be released. Does anyone know anything about that? Bjorn Svensson? in other earlier forum posts you mentioned "later this year" or "this fall".
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11-13-2014
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We have problems with bundle files gets locked in a non clustered environment. My approach has been to switch to exploded format instead of compact until this is fixed.
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11-12-2014
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Obviously the best solution would be to be able to rename the relationship. However I've continued to look in to the coding work around by modifying the RelationshipInspectorSkin. I can acces the buttons and change their labels by using relationshipButtonsGroup.getElementAt() as Togglebutton (tried with Button first when I couldn't get it to work). Now I want to rename the Toggle buttons to the name of the related table for each relationship. The problem is that I can only get the table name for the active relationship (using hostComponent.activeRelatedFeatureLayer.tableDetails.name) when looking at the array of relationships, each relationship contains the table id but not the name. Any ideas on how to get the table name by using the table id?
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10-15-2014
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I've just started to use related records in popups in my ArcGIS Viewer for Flex application, I have a problem when using multiple relationships. The buttons used to switch between relationships shows the name of the relationships shown in the Rest Service Directory, but those names are long and ugly and I can't find a way to rename them. The tables I'm relating to are query layers from an Oracle database (not SDE), even if I rename the table in the TOC it still has some kind of name in the background that is something like [ORACLEUSER].%[TABLENAME] and if I change the SQL-query for the layer an underscore an a digit is added to that name. And that name is also used to name the relationship as it appears in the service directory, and that's what shows to the end user in the popup. Se attached images for an example. Is there any way to rename the relationship in ArcMap that will affect the name in the published map service? If not does anyone know if it's possible to rename the buttons in the code? I've been trying to customize the RelationshipInspectorSkin.mxml without any luck so far, can't access the actual buttons, just the HGroup they are put in.
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10-15-2014
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Now we've noticed this problem in IE 10 as well, (seen it only in Chrome before). Our application is based on the 3.1 viewer, with some customizations, so upgrading requires some work... I tried to download the compiled 3.6 viewer och used the default config and I have this problem with that application as well.
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09-18-2014
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I've recently noticed that the scroll zoom stops working sometimes. After just reloading the application it works again. I'm using Google Chrome Version 37.0.2062.103 m (flashplayer 14.0.0.177) Since it just occurs sometimes I haven't really been able to test any other browser with other flashplayer versions. I have no solution, just wanted to mention that we also have this issue.
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I have a ticket with ESRI Sweden, they have been able to reproduce this error but have no solution yet. Meanwhile I've been testing to use the EXPLODED Storage Format to get rid of the bundle-files and see if some of all the png-images gets locked as well, so far they have not. I only have a couple of cached services that are updated regularly, I will publish them with EXPLODED storage format until I hear of another solution/workaround for the COMPACT storage format.
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Hi! David (or anyone else) have you found a solution to this problem? or heard something from ESRI? Recently we upgraded from 10.1.1 to 10.2.2 and since then we're having similar problems. Creating a new cache works fine, but recreating or removing files doesn't. Sometimes there are errors but sometimes there are not, but still the tiles becomes corrupt in some areas (i'm guessing a certain bundle file). And those bundle files can't be removed from the file system even after deleting the service. The error messages we're getting are often something like: Error executing tool.: Failed to cache extent: 145186,125833 6349330,818251 147554,165721 6351256,184865 at scale 25000 The index was either too large or too small. We have single server deployment and store the caches locally. /Mattias
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06-26-2014
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I got a response from ESRI support. This issue is a bug and it persist in version 10.2. Not the response I was hoping for... So I guess Juliens workaround is the best option right now. In my case, there are not that many layers in from Oracle that needs this functionality so I might make some script to export them daily to a file geodatabase or shapefiles.
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Hi Julien! Thanks for the update and your workarounds. Your first workaround with the where clause did not work for me. The second workaround I haven't tried yet (but I think it would work, as you said in that case Oracle isn't involved at all in the second step). In my case it would require modifying a lot of code in several widgets. We also have more layers pointing to shape-files than oracle spatial and in those cases it isn't necessary anyway. So I'm not quite ready to go that route just yet. I've reported this issue to ESRI support and I'm waiting for their response. By the way, which version av ArcGIS Server do you use? We're using 10.1 SP1, maybe upgrading to 10.2 could help...
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