Latest Contributions by SimonJackson

Just getting started with this.   Running ArcGIS Pro 1.4.1 Opened up the Python Command Prompt (which uses arcgispro-py3_ conda install -c esri arcgis But this gives me: # You don't appear to have the necessary permissions to install packages # into the install area 'C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python'. # However you can clone this environment into your home directory and # then make changes to it. ... View more

Thanks for response. Followed steps 1-4 and can confirm that the same layer has time enabled. But time settings still disabled: Same if I try the GeoAnalytics --> Aggregate Points tool Bit confused as the time slider on the map behaves as expected with the layer. Was your test using data that was stored in the ArcGIS Spatiotemporal Data Store? ... View more

I cant replicate this, so I assume the bug was resolved. ... View more

Does ArcGIS Pro 1.3 include jupyter?  Struggling to find it Installed it with below steps.  Anyone see any issues with my workflow below? ----- Tasks performed so far: Uninstalled Anaconda (saw some comments about conflicts between multiple versions of Conda on same machine) Installed ArcGIS Pro 1.3 Installed PyCharm pointed default project settings to 'C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe' In ArcGIS Pro --> Options --> Geoprocessing -.> Set Script Editor to pycharm64.exe Ran conda update --all  from CMD.   Noticed this updates arcgispro package from 1.3-1 to 1.4-0 Also installs jupyter_client and jupyter_core Installed ArcGIS API for Python - conda install -c esri arcgis Can run juypter with jupyter notebook from a new CMD prompt. ... View more

Ah, of course. My bad. Time for holidays... Thanks! ... View more

Is there a way to force PyCharm to use the "C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\python.exe" for all new projects, as opposed to just applying it at the project level each time? ... View more

Hi Jayanta - saw some of your other similar posts on this topic. Before reading your above answer, I allocated a static IP to my Win10 Pro machine, and used the hosts file to mimic a FQDN:    192.168.1.18 simon-pc.fakedom I then installed web adaptor, and registered both server and portal using the fakedom URL. Right now, I can hit the following endpoints ok: http://simon-pc.fakedom/arcgis/home/index.html  (Portal, can login) https://simon-pc.fakedom/arcgis/rest/services (Server, can also hit Manager and login) https://simon-pc.fakedom:6143/geoevent/manager/site.html (GeoEvent, can login) Have also registered the ArcGIS Data Store (relational, spatiotemporal and tile enabled) with the GIS Server. Federated the Server with Portal. I have certificate errors everywhere.  Would like to resolve these.  Was hoping that as everything is on same machine, I could just make use of the existing Self-Signed certificates and install them into the Trusted certificate store.  I don't have a domain controller so cannot generate a domain certificate. Just reading up on the DNS suffix approach and trying to understand if it would be better for me to backtrack and try that over my current hosts file approach.  What are your thoughts? ... View more

Can you provide an example of the hosts file for this?  My IP address is not static, so hoping I can achieve a resolution with using the hostname or even localhost? ... View more

Im still after this, anyone seen anything?  ... View more

I am getting the exact same error as Frank, trying to register a public facing dynamic map service (10.3.1) with my ArcGIS Online account (logged in as a publisher). Any ideas how to resolve? Have you also seen any scripts that scrape through the entire ArcGIS REST Services directory to create items of every layer within every service? ... View more

Really handy tool!  Nice work. Would be great to have capabilities like this in the free version of GeoJOBE Admin Tools and the ArcGIS Online Assistant. Has anyone seen any alternative versions to this tool, perhaps accessible from a browser?  Admin Tools for ArcGIS Online & Portal ... View more

Having trouble getting this to work with POrtal for ArcGIS. My layer is from a hosted service via the ArcGIS Data Store. The following does not seem to work on a datetime field called received. Any ideas?         "definitionExpression": "received >=DATEADD(day,-1,convert(date,GETDATE()))" Have used this approach in the past fine on ArcGIS Online. EDIT:: Realised the ArcGIS Data Store has postgresql under the hood, so tried this:    "definitionExpression": "received >= NOW()-'1 day'::INTERVAL" But still no luck. ... View more

Would this approach work in Portal for ArcGIS? Cant seem to get it working in 10.4.1 Getting a number of errors in console which makes me suspect that it relates to the 'allow standard SQL queries' option which only appears to be available within ArcGIS Online and not Portal admin security settings ... View more