Latest Contributions by AdrianMarsden

‎08-28-2019

Answered here https://community.esri.com/thread/234996-offline-basemaps-in-collector-v1901-new-collector

‎08-28-2019

Hi After hitting issues detailed here (https://community.esri.com/message/874318-collector-classic-and-current-timeout-issue-on-download ) I've managed to sideload the basemaps onto the iPad (using the newer version of course) but I can't change the default map of my published map, so when I go into the Download screens it is going back to trying to download from the server (which is failing) - so, how do I tell Collector I only want to download the feature data? I've added this as a new question as I think it can be viewed in isolation from the other one, as even if I could download in the normal way I would want this ability Cheers ACM

‎08-28-2019

OK - after a few years without working with Collector, we've had a new need - so I'm having to recall how to set it all up again Initially on Classic but now on the current version The sync fails with Timeout message. However small an area is selected. Nothing in the server logs Lots of lines in the IIS log like 2019-08-28 09:25:32 10.100.200.73 POST /arcgis/rest/services/BaseMap/MapServer/exportTiles/jobs/jebd763605bde467ab2c1884ed398432c_et token=CAwn6mbR81poeh_gY6Imo7d3aN_vQ4YGauHigm_SBQa54HPnh 443 - 34.234.176.30 ArcGISRuntime-iOS/10.3.0+(iOS+12.3.1;+iPad4,2)+arcgis-collector/19.0.2+(26354975-2DEE-44DC-81B1-11E5A36760F9) http://www.arcgis.com 200 0 0 155 2019-08-28 09:25:32 10.100.200.73 POST /arcgis/rest/services/BaseMap/MapServer/exportTiles/jobs/jebd763605bde467ab2c1884ed398432c_et/results/out_service_url token=CAwn6mbR81poeh_gY6Imo7d3aN_vQ4YGauHigm_SBQa54HPnh 443 - 34.234.176.30 ArcGISRuntime-iOS/10.3.0+(iOS+12.3.1;+iPad4,2)+arcgis-collector/19.0.2+(26354975-2DEE-44DC-81B1-11E5A36760F9) http://www.arcgis.com 200 0 0 111 So the request is getting through to the server. Server is 10.6.1 on a DMZ server that is pulling data from out LAN SQL servers. A layers.tpk file is created in the server output folder that matches the requested area. It looks like this tpk file isn't then being sent to the device. Using the current version with logging on I get the final line in the log - 28/08/2019, 15:09 [FB892B7B-AFFF-4AB4-9629-1B48C85D0772] - job failed 28/08/2019, 15:09 [FB892B7B-AFFF-4AB4-9629-1B48C85D0772] - Error downloading map: Error Domain=NSURLErrorDomain Code=-1001 "The request timed out." UserInfo={_kCFStreamErrorCodeKey=-2102, NSUnderlyingError=0x281327660 {Error Domain=kCFErrorDomainCFNetwork Code=-1001 "(null)" UserInfo={_kCFStreamErrorCodeKey=-2102, _kCFStreamErrorDomainKey=4}}, _NSURLErrorFailingURLSessionTaskErrorKey=LocalDataTask <F5A70B7C-F225-445F-92F3-3BF420C90712>.<1269>, _NSURLErrorRelatedURLSessionTaskErrorKey=( "LocalDataTask <F5A70B7C-F225-445F-92F3-3BF420C90712>.<1269>" ), NSLocalizedDescription=The request timed out., NSErrorFailingURLStringKey=https://maps.xxxx/arcgis/rest/directories/arcgisoutput/BaseMap2019_MapServer/_agsLMapCacheLC8FE?f=json, NSErrorFailingURLKey=https://maps.xxxx/arcgis/rest/directories/arcgisoutput/BaseMap2019_MapServer/_agsLMapCacheLC8FE?f=json, _kCFStreamErrorDomainKey=4} 28/08/2019, 15:09 [FB892B7B-AFFF-4AB4-9629-1B48C85D0772] - job failed Any ideas? Cheers ACM EDIT: A direct REST request for the tiles also works without any issue.

‎07-25-2019

OK - similar issue here - I used the Enterprise Builder wizard and it set up both Portal and Server Web Adaptor using the "default" IIS site, I didn't get the options you do when you set the Web Adaptor up on its own - I had already started using the default site for my internal JS mapping site. Ideally I want the Web Adaptors to be on their own IIS site, I thought I could just rename the IIS site it had used (I had renamed it to be "emap" the name of our internal system) - the I could move my mapping site to another IIS site - not too big an issue as we are still in dev for this server. Yet renaming the IIS site broke the adaptors - somewhere it must store the IIS site name. Any ideas? Cheers ACM

‎06-04-2019

WTF---This is still an issue? I gave up on AGOL maps 3 years ago as the management was a nightmare, adding a field meant re-doing all the work. I can't believe it still hasn't been resolved!

‎05-24-2019

Hi - any progress on this one?

‎05-24-2019

OK - this "feature" really, really, annoys me in Google Maps, and now I am using Explore again, it annoys me in Explorer. The "feature" of rotating the map based on a two finger gesture - I am forever rotating the map when I am zooming in. Very few people I know use anything other than a "North is up" approach to maps, so this really can't be used that much. But an option to disable it would be really nice. Cheers ACM

‎05-23-2019

PS - The layer I am having issues was a SQL View I've changed it to a Spatial layer linked to a non spatial layer and have the same issues - no popups. Just the spatial layer on its own works fine EDIT: It was caused by me not having the SHAPE field visible

‎05-23-2019

Sorry - posted with "wrong" account above. Anyway, it goes back to the original issue. Popups not working in Explorer for specific layers. I'm going to try again, with a very simple version of the layer - no field aliases at all - just to see if that is the case. Cheers ACM

‎04-25-2019

Sorry for hijacking thread, but I'm trying to do what David said would be the better option "generating a token with a longer life if you can" - I want to only ask the users for ID once, ever, well, in practice once a decade (see https://community.esri.com/thread/225898-identity-manager-ask-once-a-decade-for-username) I have put a very long "expires" in, and my "IdString" that gets sent to the Identity Manager is {"serverInfos":[{"server":"https://mymaps.com/arcgis","tokenServiceUrl":"https:/maymaps.com/arcgis/tokens/","adminTokenServiceUrl":"https://mymaps.com/arcgis/admin/generateToken","shortLivedTokenValidity":10080,"currentVersion":10.31,"hasServer":true}],"oAuthInfos":[],"credentials":[{"userId":"myname","server":"https://mymaps.com/arcgis","token":"BOiXMC8EfP36sEMIOXs18HwjcEnRy0n1qPeIA4ukkuo.","expires":1735689600000,"validity":5256000,"ssl":false,"creationTime":1556203552770,"scope":"server","resources":["https://mymaps.com/arcgis/rest/services/LIVEinternal/EH_tasks/MapServer"]}]}‍ But it still "forgets" by the next day. Any ideas? Cheers ACM

‎04-25-2019

No answers? Anyone? Please! 🙂

‎12-13-2018

Additional: I added a console.log(idJson) to the loadcredentials function, and it returns the details, but still I get the login box poping up. i thought the whole idea was to get away from this. have i missed something here?

‎12-13-2018

Hi I am using a page derived from this sample, but want the saved credentials never to expire. The only users of the site will be on work ipads that are so locked down, any other security isn't required, but the service needs to be a secure one, plus I use the saved username to filter the secure layer, so they see only their cases. I have tried adding this esriId.credentials[0].expires = 1735689600000‍ (the time is a date about 10 years away) To the function that stored the data, but next day I still get challenged. Any ideas? Cheers ACM

‎08-23-2018

Currently when you republish an ArcGIS Server service there is a loss in user access to the service - for large services this could be up to 5 minutes. So, a solution, a bit like IIS AppPool Recycling AGS gets changed to have a unique number for each version of each service - so republishing changes this AGS has a look up table, so when requests for "MyService" comes in it looks up this unique number and passes requests on to that service When a service is republished, this will publish the service to a new number When the service is completely published all new requests get directed to new service - this should be a almost instant change as it changes just one field in one record in a system table. When all requests to old service have been completed that service is removed This will cut our overtime bill down, as we have several services that only get restarted out of working hours. Cheers ACM

‎06-25-2018

Hi I have a daily task that Truncates then re-appends about 250K records to a table. This part takes around 2 hours. I is faster if going to a file geodatabase, but I am going to a SQL 2008 database on a different server - but one in the same data centre, so network issues shouldn't be a problem I have tried creating a new layer, and this take the same time. I have tried removing the spatial index first, and this speeds things up a bit. I guess the time is down to the reindexing after every record is appended. If this was any other database i would drop all Indexes, but I can't drop the OID index. Or, if in T-SQL I would do a Bulk Load So, any other suggestions to improve the time taken - we are currently using a mix of ArcGIS Desktop (Not Pro yet) and can really use any version, but currently this is on 10.3. Any solution will need to be able to be set up in a model and exported to Python. Cheers ACM

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