Latest Contributions by MeleKoneya

I am suddenly encountering the same issue on a Cache that I have rebuilt many times before.      Any luck with resolving this? I also have a support request in to ESRI and will post if I get some resolution to this problem. Thanks, Mele ... View more

Another way around this is to add a buttoon that clears the selected feature in the TemplatePicker using the clearSelection method: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/jsapi/#TemplatePicker/clearSelection Mele ... View more

Diana, Thanks for the information.   I did not know that clicking the feature again in the template picker would cancel.   As you said, not intuitive, but at least a way out of the process for our users. Mele ... View more

Vince, Thanks for clarifying this issue.    We may update the multi-version views down the road, but it sounds like it is not an immediate concern as they are working. Mele ... View more

Vince, I was looking at a multi-version view in our development database that was updated to 10.1 and did not see any issues.    We are using the multi-version views to read data from using this query type exec pvm.sde.set_current_version 'pvm.web_edits' select * from pvm.pvm.FACILITIES_MVW Is there some functionality in 10.1 that would be available if we delete the existing multi-version view and recreated it? Thanks Mele ... View more

Doug, Thanks for your reply. Here is what I got to work, which also may be what you are suggesting. I created an MXD that contains our 1969 imagery and set the "Extent  Used by Full Extent Command" in the Data Frame Properties to an extent that is similar to the full extent of the 2010 imagery and that is much larger than that covered by the 1969 imagery. I then published the MXD as a map service and imported my tiling scheme from my 2010 imagery. Next I created tiles for the Full Extent of the service using Manage Map Server Cache Tiles dialog in ArcCatalog at my smaller scales (500K, 250K, and 125K).   I verified that the Area of Interest settings match the full extent as set in the MXD at time of publishing. After creating the small scale tiles,  I then used a polygon representing the boundary of our imagery for 1969 and set the Area of Interest in the Manage Map Server Cache Tiles dialog in ArcCatalog and cached the remaining scale levels.     The "missing" tiles now show up in areas that beyond the area covered by the 1969 at larger scales. Mele ... View more

I am running SP1 on our ArcGIS 10.1 installation.     I have not looked into the IIS ARR article suggested by Domenico.    I will take a look.    I did not see anything in the logs that helped. Since I posted this to the forum,   I contacted ESRI Support and they are suggesting it is a Firewall issue and had us try the following: Here is the Microsoft Knowledge base article about the error that is being received from the web server. Please review the link below: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/837865 Specifically, try to implement the following steps: To work around this issue, configure the Web publishing rule so that it does not block high-bit characters. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Start the ISA server or Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway, Medium Business Edition Management tool. 2. Expand ServerName, where ServerName is the name of your ISA server or Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway, Medium Business Edition computer. 3. Click Firewall Policy, click the Web publishing rule that you created to publish the Exchange server computer for access by OWA users, and then click Edit Selected Rule. 4. Click the Traffic tab, click Filtering, and then click Configure HTTP. 5. Click to clear the Block high-bit characters check box, and then click OK two times. 6. Click Apply to update the firewall policy, and then click OK. I do not have direct access to the ISA server,  but have been told this setting is applied to our site and we still have the same issue.     We will have to work with our ISA administrator to see if there is any other settings that we can change. Mele ... View more