Latest Contributions by RebeccaStrauch__GISP

steven, don't forget to mark a message as correct/answered.  Marking an answer as answered will help others find the solution in the future.   thanks. ... View more

yep Richard is correct...I think.it used to be on the front page, but it is on the View Status page now I see.  Much easier than doing the beta-math. Steven, my guess is that is what happened, although I thought it was in November that at least some of the beta counts were going to go away.  I might have the date wrong, or is may be two different times, based on beta expiration. ... View more

Tim, might be good to mark the updated link, and Andrew's response in the link as correct.  Looks like a very good answer to me for both questions.  My opinion (even if I wish it wasn't the case). ... View more

I believe it used to be listed on the My Organization page (assuming you were an administrator) but I don't see it on my page anymore either.  My guess is this was removed since the count was many times incorrect, if like me, you have two different renewal periods.  So, your best bet is to check with your customer service rep. However, if you have the "Manage Licenses" tab that will be used to manage Pro licenses, this should eventually be correct.  right now mine is way off (shows a lot more than I will have on release), but that is related to the beta's and per conversations with my rep, some will be dropping off as certain beta's expire.  knowing this, I was able to figure out my "real" total.  If you are in the same boat (i.e. with beta's), let me know and I'll try to explain the mathematics I used. ... View more

Hi Dorothy....long time no talk.  As you mentioned, there are many with questions re: printing secure services with Javascript.   I was able to solve this issue a while back if my html was on the same server/website and I had my proxy set up.  My issue came about because an html will now located on a "remove" webserver.  It took some head scratching and a bit of time with a tech support analyst, but I finally got mine to work.  I may try to type this up as a blog entry, but for now, I wanted to get this out there for others to try.  If it works for you, please mark as solved...if not and it's all on one server, email me direct (same old email) and we can talk.  Hopefully with all my buzz words in my response, others can find it.  My guess is the solution will work for both JS and Flex (with the appropriate proxy).  My response: A Fix for printing secure services from remote machine.  This solves errors such as - XMLHttpRequest cannot load - No  'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http://<yourServer>' is therefore not allowed access My simple understanding and explanation of the solution: Basically I needed to reference a proxy in the two locations (IIS servers).  The secured services need to have the proxy (as an iis app) on the IIS server with the ArcGIS Server web adapters (i.e., within my AGS site);  The print service on the other hand needs to have the proxy (as an iis app) on the iis server where the web site is hosted.  The JS/HTML file needs to reference them both in their own way. My setup: - ArcGIS Server 10.2.2  (my guess is this will work for other versions too) Web adaptors on separate server (IIS), one for public services, one for secure.  Proxy setup on IIS machine with web adaptors and working.  Default Print Service is running as non-secure/public (default).  I have added custom templates to the folder and restarted the service.  I have all working on with my JavaScript (HTML file) web site if it is running on the same IIS site mention above.  I even have a query and zoom on a secure FeatureLayer - Problem: when same HTML file is copied to a different web site or IIS server, I get CORS and Access-Control errors. That is, when attempting to print a map that contains secure services from a remote web server,   using the ArcGIS Server "Export Web Map Task" service (default or custom), if you get an error re: CORS or "No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present", try the following: (This assumes: that you already have a proxy setup and working to access your secure services. In my case, it is located in the IIS site where my web adapters are located.) NOTE: Remote machine refers to the website IIS server On the remote machine, set-up (copy) a new proxy in the IIS site where the web site is located (this may be the “c:\inetpub\wwwroot” folder or a different location if multiple websites).           This can be a “blank” proxy folder.  For my testing purposes, I called the folder “printProxy”.  I am using the old esri proxy format, but I assume the latest esri proxy version would also work.  I have  attached a zipped copy of the folder for those that need it. If you already have a proxy on this machine, you might be able to skip this portion, and just reference the existing proxy (I haven’t tested this) Using IIS Manager, right click on the “printProxy” folder and select “Convert to Application” In the JS html document (shown using AMD), add  the red text to the appropriate location require ( [….,                 “esri/urlUtils”, …], function (… ,                 urlUtils, … ) { These are case sensitive.  Make sure to include the comma where needed and to match the order of the entry between the require and function sections.   I can elaborate on the other require/function I have in my code if needed. Then add (I add it after    parser.parse();    ) urlUtils.addProxyRule({                 urlPrefix: "https://<youGISiisServer>/<yourWebAdaptor>"",                 proxyUrl: "https://<youGISiisServer>/<yourProxyFolderOnThatMachine>/proxy.ashx"});                   // Proxy and CORS options for printing secure services from remote machines       esriConfig.defaults.io.proxyUrl = "http://<remoteIISMachine>/printProxy/proxy.ashx";       esriConfig.defaults.io.alwaysUseProxy = false;       esriConfig.defaults.io.corsDetection = false;  Make sure to change the references to your own machines and web adaptor.  In the sample above, the  urlUtils.addProxyRule points to the proxy on you ArcGIS Server IIS machine.  The esriConfig.defaults.io.proxyUrl points to the print proxy on your non-ArcGIS Server (i.e. remote) web site. I hope this helps you and/or others.  Let me know if somethings doesn't make sense.  It would be nice to make the steps a bit easier to read. ... View more

Something to also note, for those like me that that have multiple usernames.  In my case, I have my "old" global username that I use to access the support/forums-geonet/myesri etc, and another that I use with my Organization ArcGIS Online account.  Both of these usernames allow me to login to the developers.arcgis.com page, but only my ArcGIS Online account gives me the features for the Organization.  This all makes sense, but worth mentioning.  My guess is the "old" global account is a public account and not an actual Developer account (although it is associated with an EDN license, so maybe it is?) Also, since IE (and I've heard Chrome) have an issue when trying to log into esri sites with two different user accounts, I recommend either using Firefox or dedicate IE for one time and another browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc) for the other. ... View more

Jake, this is a comment on your link access problems, not to the actual thread. it may be totally unrelated, but if you have different user names for you're AGOL and your support account, and you are using IE, it can go into an endless login loop.  It does for me anyway.  But works on Firefox.  just fyi. ... View more

good luck with that....   ... View more

Hi Joe, It's been awhile since I used SDE 10.0, but I used to have to kick user connections all the time.  I created a couple .bat file so all I needed to add the <pid> and/or the <service/port number> ...typically default 5151 for me, although  I had several (5152, 5153, etc).    All I needed in the .bat was:      sdemon -o kill -i %1 -s <servername> -t %2 -p <admin password> where the first argument (%1)   would be 5151  or the service/port number     (or hardcoded if only one service/port/DB) and the second argument   %2  was the <pid> This made it faster if I had multiple connections to kill. I had several other .bat files, pretty rudimentary, to help me view the connections, shutdown the services, start it back up etc.  Shutting down the service would stop all connections, I think, but now that I think about it maybe direct connections still work.   Like I said, been a while.    Bottom line,   I would try adding  the   "-i" and the  "-s"   arguments  (if I remember correctly, it will prompt for the password). BTW - 10.2.x (and maybe 10.1.x) are all direct connect and the tools are easier thru arccatalog.  i know that doesn't help if your on 10.0, but might give motivation to upgrade. (??).  Always make sure you have a backup first of course. Good luck! ... View more

Hi Rudy, One way to do this is to create a table with fields lat, long, and a description.  The longitude would be negative numbers since they are west. Then, if you right click on the table, you can select "Display XY Data".  It should, by default, select the lat and long fields. If you called the fields some other name, select the appropriate field in the pull-down.  I'm assuming the coordinates were collected in WGS84, but you can adjust that as needed. Based on these steps, this is the general area the points landed for me.  If this location doesn't look at all familiar, than my procedures and assumptions may be off.  But that is a general process for displaying x/y values from a file.  This Display XY is a temporary file, so make sure to right click and save as a feature class or shape file, as needed.  I hope this helps.   By the way, I created a table in the default file geodata in ArcMap, but this can also be done by creating the table in an Excel spread sheep of other file and importing the file int o ArcMap, and using the Display XY Data from that file.  May different ways to do this, my sample is just one option. ... View more

I received an email on the 18th (to my "free" account, not my organization email account, go figure...not the first time but bet it's an internal issue).  Not that this is the proper place to post this, but since it was mentioned, I'll attache a copy of the email with the list of enhancements. (My guess is it's also online somewhere) ... View more

ok.  there it didn't slide for me either. ... View more

Hi Erin, its ts showing up "sliding" on my ipad/Safari.   Pretty cool.  Love to see you code as it would be a good loo for ADFG too...consistent across state. maybe clear your browser or maybe network/ETS is blocking it. ... View more

You can however add Bing maps.  Two helpful blog posts.. Using Bing basemaps in ArcGIS Online | ArcGIS Blog  has info on how to add it to your basemap gallery, but you need to have a Bing key.  This has additional info on how to obtain one of those, if you don't have it already. Bing Maps Use in ArcMap Has Changed | Support Services Blog ... View more

I wonder if you could download and modify the "storytelling compare" .  I believe by default all three panels are set to the same extent and pan/zoom the same, but maybe you can break the connection and still show the three panels/maps. Not a direct solution but something to try. Personally, being from Alaska, I hate to see the state displayed as a small tropical island off the coast, but understand the reasons.  ... View more