Latest Contributions by MeleKoneya

If publish an Image Service and then cache it for performance,  is it possible to access the dynamic image serice via a URL in the JavasScript API? It sounds as if in ArcMap you can do this but what about via a web API? Also, when using ArcGIS for Desktop applications, such as ArcMap, you can access the cached image service or access it as a dynamic image service. You can control how it's being accessed by checking or unchecking Enable Cache View Mode in the context menu on the image service layer in the table of contents. Thanks, Mele ... View more

I created a SOAP SOE in ArcGIS Server 10.0 and am trying to convert it to 10.2.   As part of the SOE,  I access a Feature Class from an IGeoDataServer.    I used to be able to connect to the ArcGIS Server using the machine name  and iterate through the ServerObjectNames, but due to local connections not being supported in 10.2 I can no longer do that.   I changed my code to use an internet connection,  but keep getting a "bad syntax error" when trying to retrieve the ServerObjectNames.   Our ArcGIS server map services are secured using web authentication and AD roles.    I tried to put in a valid user but it did not work either. This code works on an ArcGIS console application but not within my SOE.   How can I connect to the IGeoDataServer from an SOE? Thanks, Mele private IGeoDataServer InitGeoDataServerFromNetworkServer(String machineName, String     serviceName)         {             // Create a property set for connection properties.             IPropertySet propertySet = new PropertySetClass();             //propertySet.SetProperty("Machine", machineName);             propertySet.SetProperty("user", @"domain\mapuser");             propertySet.SetProperty("password", "1234");             propertySet.SetProperty("CONNECTIONTYPE", "esriConnectionTypeInternet");             propertySet.SetProperty("URL", "http://server/arcgis/rest/services/");                         // Connect to the server and get an enumerator for its objects.             IAGSServerConnectionFactory agsServerConnectionFactory = new                 AGSServerConnectionFactoryClass();             IAGSServerConnection agsServerConnection = agsServerConnectionFactory.Open                 (propertySet, 0);             IAGSEnumServerObjectName enumServerObjectName =                 agsServerConnection.ServerObjectNames;             enumServerObjectName.Reset();             // Iterate through the objects to locate the GeoData service.             IAGSServerObjectName serverObjectName = null;             IGeoDataServer geoDataServer = null;             while ((serverObjectName = enumServerObjectName.Next()) != null)             {                 if (serverObjectName.Name == serviceName)                 {                     IName name = (IName)serverObjectName;                     geoDataServer = (IGeoDataServer)name.Open();                     break;                 }             }             return geoDataServer;         } ... View more

We are in the process of upgrading our ArcGIS Server to 10.2.2. We have an SOE for printing high quality maps. As part of the SOE we connect to the server and get the Map Services and the layer information for each. The code below fails at conn.Connect(server); Please provide guidance as to how we can connect to our server with our SOE in 10.2 and get the map services and layer information.  Thanks, Mele { GISServerConnection conn = null; IServerObjectAdmin7 soa = null conn = new GISServerConnection(); conn.Connect(server); soa = (IServerObjectAdmin7)conn.ServerObjectAdmin; IEnumServerObjectConfiguration enumconfig = soa.GetConfigurations(); IServerObjectConfiguration config = enumconfig.Next(); config.WaitTimeout = 600; while (config != null) { //Check to see service is started and not the service with the LIS_Print SOE capability   IServerObjectConfigurationStatus configStatus = soa.GetConfigurationStatus(config.Name, config.TypeName);   if (config.Name != serverObjectHelper.ServerObject.ConfigurationName && configStatus.Status == esriConfigurationStatus.esriCSStarted)    { if (config.TypeName == "MapServer") { IServerObjectManager4 som = (IServerObjectManager4)conn.ServerObjectManager;    IServerContext serverContext = som.CreateServerContext(config.Name, "MapServer");    IServerObject serverObject = serverContext.ServerObject; IMapServer3 mapServer =    (IMapServer3)serverObject; GetMapLayerSettings(mapServer, config.Name); serverContext.ReleaseContext(); } } config = enumconfig.Next(); } ... View more

The documentation for upgrading ArcGIS Server from 10.0 states: The easiest way to migrate from version 10.0 of ArcGIS Server is to install 10.2.2 on a new machine or set of machines. This allows you to go back and reference your existing applications and service properties while you are creating your new ArcGIS Server site. It sounds like we can run our ArcGIS Server 10.0 and 10.2.2 at the same time.     I noticed that we do have an available 10.2 license at customers.esri.com but was wondering how long we can run both the existing 10 and a new 10.2.2 as we migrate and then test our install. Has anyone migrated their ArcGIS Server from 10.0 to 10.2 on a new machine?    And if so, where you able to use the two licenses (10.0 & 10.2) concurrently, and for how long? Thanks, Mele ... View more