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Royce, I responded with my comments Re: ESRI UC Agenda Planner?
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My guess is it's because it's getting really heavy use right now. When I first saw it (and before many knew about it) it was a bit snappier. Now it's a bit sluggish, but just until the day is loaded. I think off hours it will be a little better. And although it isn't instant, my ipad and browser version are syncing. It will be interesting at the UC, but if you have most of your options already selected/thinned-out, you can have it on you myPlanner (star) or calendar...then it should be faster. Looking at the full schedule is where I see the slow down. BTW - mine is NOT resetting to the top of the day after selecting a session. If I select the star, after looking at the details, I can continue panning in the "TOC" session list. EDIT: Royce Simpson I see what you mean about it jumping to the top of the list....on the PC browser version it is doing this. The iOS app seems to handle it a bit better. But I noticed another responce after this on that had a hint....I'm going to try that one myself.
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Any change that when the shape file were restored you didn't restore all the files (i.e. file extensions)? Shape files are more than just the .shp file. Just throwing that out as a guess.
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FYI - UC 2015 planner just showed up on the iOS app. I found the app by searching for Esri..
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Just showed up on my device (ipad) Edit. Karen... Initial impressions....very nice. Looks much better than last year. Did notice that the microphone icon for speakers is shown twice. just fyi.
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06-29-2015
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Whoooo hooo..... The UC planner is on the ipad app now!!! (6/29/15)
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Esri Events If you search for Esri you should find it. Edit: glad you found it Chris.....I was trying to include a snapshot of the image..
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Just to clarify, it's not my widget I just provided the link. Damien Robinson created the Add Service widget.
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06-29-2015
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Carlos, I noticed you started another thread with the same question. You should be able to share it to Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS instead of starting the new thread. I would recommend keeping it all in one place. if you think this thread is better suited for that space you can also move it. Moving Content
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If you haven't already checked Web AppBuilder Developer Edition – Customization Resource List You can check there for the custom apps that are available. One of the links is Add Service Widget 1.1.3 which may be what you are looking for.
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Daniel, I think Steven is talking about expanding and copying the info from the agenda online Agenda | 2015 Esri User Conference I decided to do the same (copy and paste to a .doc file) until the planning feature is released online and/or the apps. the iOS version of the app had an upgrade available on June 26 that allowed you to login with your global account. However, the UC2015 is not appearing on the conference list yet (as of June 29 a.m) but I think that is just a matter of it being released (my guess). Re: not being able to log in: I don't have an android device, but I would check to see if the upgrade is available yet in that store. If you have the upgrade installed, make sure you are using the account you use for the UC (global) and not your arcgis online, in case they are different.
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Short answer, yes. Assuming you set up the server in the same way, the EDN services are the same as production services. Or at least I have found no differences. So, if your other EDN developers have permissions to the machine that the software is installed, everything should work the same. We have on dev/EDN server that two of us share. We have it set up the same as the production, including with web adapters. So, technically, they can be set up to match you production workflow. btw, I use our EDN server to test our service updates to services, and to create our caches, then i can update the production at a non-peak time. We can also use those service with our web development before we create the service on production....that is, we can get the bugs out on the dev service first. ...and of course, remember that EDN doesn't include desktop....im assuming you know that, but others reading this thread may not.
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Hi Chris, you may want to Move this Content to GIS or other geonet location. This will help others find you q&a in the future. You have been getting many responses , but it is current in the User conference group.
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Shafi, you would want to talk to your customer service rep or esri distributor for the the legal specifics Re EDN licensing. But based on my understanding, each developer would have to have their own EDN subscription, which are renewed annually. Services created and published using the EDN arcgis server setup are not to be used for production or public consumption, you will need a full AGS license for that. I would think a full AGS license would also be needed for creating SDE databases for production, but if you have a production license, there is nothing that stops you from spinning up some development versions/databases for the developers to use. also based on my knowledge , there is a staging license available that wouldn't be limited to just those with EDN licenses.....for our agency, it seems like the tipping point for that investment vs individual EDN licenses is when you start getting about 5-6 EDN licenses.....but that may differ depending on your agency and situation. for background on my situation.....in U.S., no enterprise license agreement, currently we have two EDN developers that are the only ones allowed to develop on our dev machine (others would have to go straight to production, which isn't recommended). EDN actually gives you all the extensions to be able to test, and in our situation, there are some that are available thru EDN but not in our production.....so keep that in mind if you find a good feature on the EDN , you may have to purchase more for your production to take advantage. But again, each customer is different, so talk to you rep or distributer. Hope this helps.
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