Latest Contributions by NeilAyres

I set up a mosaic of the ecw imagery. I guess a raster catalog would work as well. Then set up an mxd viewing this. Previously set up a tiling scheme and also loaded that into the map scales in the mxd. Saved the mxd, then used that as input into the manage tiling tool to create a tile cache. The point is, that after this, you don't need the ecw anymore. The created tile cache is all in jpg. And can then be published. ... View more

Of course this would only work if all the CAD drawings have exactly the same page space coordinates so the the linkages specified in the wld file map correctly from page space to real world space. And, are you not then specifying what those coordinates represent, ie the projection? ... View more

Sounds like a bit of a nightmare. But deal with it logically. If all you require is a 2d representation of the drill path, all you need is TopOfHoleX, TopOfHoleY, BottomOfHoleX, BottomOfHoleY in the same table. Then you can use the XY to Line tool. ... View more

I had to get the time stamp of some photos a while ago. I used python os.stat. It would be fairly easy to modify this code to rename the photo file.. My original just wrote out to text. for fname in flist:   for ext in extension:     if fname.endswith(ext):       f = os.path.join(impath, fname)       st = os.stat(f)       dt = time.strftime('%d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S', time.localtime(st[8]))       outstr = fname + '  ' + dt + '\n'       outfd.write(outstr) outfd.close() ... View more

Ditto with Darren here. I am a bit confused. In the table you show, you have the XY coords twice. Why do that. Normally, a drilling collar table (the location of the hole) would have a format something like this : BoreholeID, CollarX, CollarY, CollarZ, Dip, Azimuth, EOHDepth.. maybe some other info here. Usually it is easy to import this table (usually from excel), into a geodb, then make a PointZ feature from it. I have a tool which can then generate a PolylineZM (the drill trace) from this. Its all done in python. Unfortunately (at 10.3.1), the XY to line tool (in the toolbox) doesn't include the Z coordinate, so no out of the box solution. ... View more

I really don't think that's possible. jpeg2000 came out (I think) after ArcView 3.x moved to ArcGISxx. Sorry. Google translate version : Realmente no creo que eso sea posible. JPEG 2000 salió (creo) después de ArcView 3.x movido a ArcGIS. Lo siento. ... View more

Much more detail required here... Data, tool inputs, context, what were you doing etc etc. ... View more

Well that probably explains why the annotation changes size. ... View more

Shouldn't you be accessing portal through https:.... ... View more

So, what's the error? Have you checked using the normal portal home page that you can sign in using this user? ... View more

Curtis has hit it right on the head.. Once a model gets too big to see without panning back and forth, export it to python and roll your own. ... View more

On the subject of the annotation changing size. Does the input CAD file have a known projection? normally this would mean you have a prj file next to the CAD with the same basename. ... View more

Thinking about it.... The loader wizard is probably a wrapper around the append tool. ... View more

Well, and AdminUser has administrative rights... Ie its got nothing to do with AD. What I do is then use portalpy to get_org_users, then cycle through all their content. ... View more

Similar I suppose. But load doesn't apply a schema test as far as I am aware. Well, only if you only load one file at a time. If you select multiple files, then they all have to have the same schema. Just gives you a dialog of source variables and what they might be mapped to. If you have a input attribute like "Myatt", but the target has "My_att", the right hand side (target) variable will be blank until you select it. Works pretty well. ... View more