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Aaron, Thanks. That is what I was suspecting but wasn't sure. I do have a work around as I have polygons for each shift so I can zoom to those. It would be nice to see the functionality of what I was trying to do added so I appreciate your consideration of this with your team. Mele
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Aaron, That is correct, I do have Grouped Values in the Category Selector. It looks like if I change it to Features then I get each individual hydrant to select rather than all of the hydrants assigned to a shift. Is there a way to configure that so it selects all hydrants assigned to a given shift with the Features use with the Category Selector? Mele
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I have an Operations Dashboard with Fire Hydrants for annual flushing that were assigned by Shift. I have added a category selector and it works to filter based on the shift. I am trying to get the map to zoom after the filter is applied. I see the subset filtered out, but it does not zoom. I have configured the map action to when selection changes on the hydrant to zoom, but am I missing something? The map does not zoom to the filtered hydrants. Thanks, Mele
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I am using the ArcGIS Web AppBuilder Developer Edition 2.3 to edit a point feature class in ArcSDE 10.1. My point feature class has a related table and a relationship class. Everything seems to be working fine, but when I click on the popup appears and this shows up in the Chrome console: init.js:89 Error: Unable to complete operation. at Object.f.load (init.js:980) at init.js:87 at c (init.js:103) at d (init.js:103) at b.Deferred.resolve.callback (init.js:105) at c (init.js:104) at d (init.js:103) at b.Deferred.resolve.callback (init.js:105) at init.js:92 at h (init.js:107) v @ init.js:89 (anonymous) @ init.js:88 c @ init.js:103 d @ init.js:103 resolve.callback @ init.js:105 c @ init.js:104 d @ init.js:103 resolve.callback @ init.js:105 c @ init.js:104 d @ init.js:103 resolve.callback @ init.js:105 c @ init.js:104 d @ init.js:103 resolve.callback @ init.js:105 (anonymous) @ init.js:92 h @ init.js:107 l @ init.js:107 resolve @ init.js:109 a @ init.js:108 h @ init.js:107 l @ init.js:107 resolve @ init.js:109 a @ init.js:108 h @ init.js:107 l @ init.js:107 resolve @ init.js:109 a @ init.js:108 h @ init.js:107 l @ init.js:107 resolve @ init.js:109 n @ init.js:138 e @ init.js:142 XMLHttpRequest.send (async) h @ init.js:140 b.xhr @ init.js:92 b.rawXhrPost.b.xhrPost @ init.js:92 w @ init.js:986 e @ init.js:988 A @ init.js:994 execute @ init.js:2013 c.(anonymous function) @ init.js:1161 _queryRelatedLayer @ init.js:2123 _queryRelatedLayers @ init.js:2122 _getRelatedRecords @ init.js:2118 getComponents @ init.js:2102 startup @ init.js:2127 (anonymous) @ init.js:1167 forEach @ init.js:70 _processDijits @ init.js:1166 startupDijits @ init.js:1166 show @ init.js:1132 advice @ init.js:119 c @ init.js:118 (anonymous) @ init.js:1234 c @ init.js:103 z.then.then @ init.js:105 _showPopup @ init.js:1232 _mapClickHandler @ init.js:1230 (anonymous) @ init.js:63 (anonymous) @ init.js:644 c @ init.js:119 _fire @ init.js:1276 _fireClickEvent @ init.js:1282 (anonymous) @ init.js:63 setTimeout (async) _onClickHandler @ init.js:1281 (anonymous) @ init.js:63 In the ArcGIS Server log, I see the message 'General geodatabase error occured' with the method being 'QueryStatistics' I am using an AGOL webmap with our on premise ArcGIS Server. If I go directly into edit mode, then I don't see any errors. What is the error referring to? Thanks, Mele
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I have a proxy on an HTTPS enabled server and an ArcGIS Secured service on a separate HTTPS enabled server. When I try to pass a request to the Map Service I get the error shown below The proxy works with other HTTPS requests, but not to our ArcGIS Server. I am using ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 Thanks for any suggestions on where we should look to resolve this. Mele
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I am struggling with trying to use a Map Service that is created by Geoprocessing Service for it output to join to a table in another service. My map service created with routing results has a stops layer and the map service supports dynamiclayers. Another map service has a dynamic workspace with dynamiclayers enabled. I am trying to join from the map service with the Route Stops to the Map Service with the Workspace. I cannot add a dynamic workspace to the Geoprocessing Service map service in ArcCatalog or Manager so I am wondering if what I am attempting to do is even possible. The documentation on doing this is not very informative. When trying to create my dynamiclayer I get the Unable to create table for 'leftTableSource' / 'rightTableSource' dynamic dataLayer with 'id': -1. error message. Below is how I am trying to create my dynamiclayer in ArcGIS JavaScript and what is being passed to ArcGIS Server. Thanks for any assistance. I am at a dead end. Mele function addJoin(evt){
//define the layer's data source from a table
var rightTableSource = new LayerDataSource();
rightTableSource.dataSource = new TableDataSource({
workspaceId: "FireInspectWorkspaceID",
dataSourceName: "FireInspect.dbo.viewMapScheduledInspections"
});
//point to the joined Table related to specific FeatureLayer ID
var leftTableSource = new LayerMapSource({
mapLayerId: 1
});
//create a layerDataSource to storage on the fly "join" data
var joinDataSource = new JoinDataSource({
joinType: "left-outer-join",
leftTableKey: "Name",
rightTableKey: "FireInspect.dbo.viewMapScheduledInspections.ID_STRING",
leftTableSource: leftTableSource,
rightTableSource: rightTableSource
});
//query the feature layer with layerDataSource and list out all data in grid
var layerDataSource = new LayerDataSource();
layerDataSource.dataSource = joinDataSource;
joinFeatureLayer = new FeatureLayer(gpResultLayer.url + "/dynamicLayer", {
mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,
outFields: ["*"],
source: layerDataSource,
id: "datalayer"
});
map.addLayer(joinFeatureLayer);
on(joinFeatureLayer, "load", function(evt)
{
var query = new Query();
query.where = "1=1";
query.outFields = ["*"];
joinFeatureLayer.selectFeatures(query, FeatureLayer.SELECTION_NEW, function(results){
console.log(results);
})
})
} {"source":{"type":"dataLayer","dataSource":{"type":"joinTable","leftTableSource":{"type":"mapLayer","mapLayerId":1},"rightTableSource":{"type":"dataLayer","dataSource":{"type":"table","workspaceId":"FireInspectWorkspaceID","dataSourceName":"FireInspect.dbo.viewMapScheduledInspections"}},"leftTableKey":"Name","rightTableKey":"FireInspect.dbo.viewMapScheduledInspections.ID_STRING","joinType":"esriLeftOuterJoin"}}}
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I have a Geoprocessing Server that creates stops and routes from an input of point features. The GP Server uses a Map Service to display the results. I am able to get the stops added as a Feature Layer from the GP Server's map service and view attributes and add graphics from the stops. What I would like to do is to join that Stops Feature Layer to a SQL table in a Map Service that has a Dynamic Workspace so that additional information on the stops can be viewed. I followed an example from GitHub, developer-support/joinDataSource_show_All_data_fromDataGrid.html at master · Esri/developer-support · GitHub but am not able to view the joined FeatureLayer's attributes. It does not look like any features are added, but it does look like the FeatureLayer is being created as I don't get any errors but something is not right because after loading the layer, I am trying to view the attributes but it shows no graphics. Am I not applying the JoinData properly? Is it possible to join from my GP Server Feature Layer to a SQL Table from a dynamic workspace in another layer? Thanks for any help solving this issue. Mele function showStopResults(results) {
//define the layer's data source from a table
var rightTableSource = new LayerDataSource();
rightTableSource.dataSource = new TableDataSource({
workspaceId: "FireInspectWorkspaceID",
dataSourceName: "FireInspect.dbo.viewMapScheduledInspections"
});
//point to the joined Table related to specific FeatureLayer ID
var leftTableSource = new LayerMapSource({
mapLayerId: 1
});
//create a layerDataSource to storage on the fly "join" data
var joinDataSource = new JoinDataSource({
joinType: "left-outer-join",
leftTableKey: "Name",
rightTableKey: "FireInspect.dbo.viewMapScheduledInspections.ID_String",
leftTableSource: leftTableSource,
rightTableSource: rightTableSource
});
//query the feature layer with layerDataSource and list out all data in grid
var layerDataSource = new LayerDataSource();
layerDataSource.dataSource = joinDataSource;
joinFeatureLayer = new FeatureLayer("http://vmascesri01:6080/arcgis/rest/services/Fire/FireInspections/MapServer/dynamicLayer", {
mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,
outFields: ["*"],
source: layerDataSource,
id: "datalayer"
});
//This function works with an array of FindResult that the task returns
map.addLayer(joinFeatureLayer);
on(joinFeatureLayer, "load", function(evt)
{
alert('!');
}
)
//create array of attributes
var items = arrayUtils.map(results, function (result) {
var graphic = result.feature;
graphic.setSymbol(marker);
map.graphics.add(graphic);
return result.feature.attributes;
});
}
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After adding a Parameter for the output, I know can see the Route that was created. This is all new to me so it is slow going. Mele
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I've created a Geoprocessing Service on ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 using the sample here C:\ArcGIS\ArcTutor\GP Service Examples\Network Analyst\ShortestRoute I have executed the GP Task from both ArcMap and directly from the REST endpoint and while in both cases ArcGIS Server tells me that the task has succeeded, I do not see any output from the GP Service. I have configured the GP Service to create a Map Service output, but don't see anything there either. Any ideas on what I need to do to see the results of my GP Server? Thanks, Mele
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Finally got a GP Service to publish, but like many others here I don't have a task showing in my service. No errors, no warnings. I am publishing from ArcMap 10.4.1 to ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 I tried creating an SD file and uploading that, but still no luck. I don't think we have a 10.2.2 install of ArcMap anywhere. Any suggestions or work arounds? Mele
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I am using the Shortest Route Service Geoprocessing example in the tutorial data. I have changed it to use local data and routing works in ArcMap. When I try to publish it as a GeoProcessing Server, it fails and tells me that I am using data that is not registered with the server. We have disabled the ability to copy data to the server so how do I resolve this issue? I cannot tell what needs to be registered with the Server to proceed. I have reviewed the following article but it is lacking in details to assist with what I need to register http://support.esri.com/technical-article/000012592 Let me know if you have faced a similar issue and how you resolved it. Thanks, Mele
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Interesting. No it is not: "portalUrl": "http://cos-gis.maps.arcgis.com",
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Robert All of the calls are HTTPS What's interesting is when I run the same application on my localhost that is only HTTP calling HTTPS services it works. I wonder if HTTPS to HTTPS communication is not configured correctly. I can ping the proxy, but it does not pass along the user name and password to a secured service and only works with non secured services when using HTTP but not with HTTPS Mele
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Robert, yes that is correct. Our proxy.config file has HTTPS in it. Mele
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We have a Web AppBuilder site that we are moving to a Server which has HTTPS and will be calling the map Services from an internal ArcGIS Server that also has HTTPS enabled. When I try to load the services in the App, I get a 500 Internal Server Error. I am using a proxy and have configured the proxy.config. If I run the site locally on my machine with the proxy site as HTTP it works calling the HTTPS service, but if doesn't work when going from HTTPS to HTTPS in our production environment. https://appServer/SFDHydrantReview/proxy/proxy.ashx?https://mapsServer/arcgis/rest/servic… In Chrome I see a security warning when trying to access the ArcGIS Server Map Service. What do I need to configure to get this to work? Thanks, Mele
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