Latest Contributions by NathanEnge

Neil Borecky    did you get it working? ... View more

You can build a composite locator using the py toolbox found at this blog entry. It's what I used to enable a local government client to replace their world geocoder with their own. It now searches by address point, assessment ID, permit application number, etc... The sample uses water utility but you just need the py toolbox it comes with. http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2014/07/18/enabling-the-power-of-search-on-geospatial-data-within-a-water-utility/ Nathan ENGE Professional Services Esri Canada ... View more

Damnit. I didn't see that at first. took a restart of the node.js for it to take. thanks man ... View more

You're talking about...? {   "basemapGallery": {     "basemaps": [       {},    ......... ... View more

Also having the same issue. All my basemaps including the one used in the webmap are Web Mercator. Even if I remove all the Esri content, and just re-add the layer used for my basemap in the webmap, I still get a blank Basemap Gallery. I am using the downloaded dev edition. This is the JSON in the config_Basemap Gallery.json. {   "basemapGallery": {     "basemaps": [       {},       {         "title": "Basemap",         "thumbnailUrl": "/webappbuilder/apps/4/widgets/BasemapGallery/images/default.jpg",         "layers": [           {             "url": "http://cvrdgis2.ingram.cvrd.local:6080/arcgis/rest/services/Planning/CVRD_Base_Mercator/MapServer"           }         ],         "spatialReference": {           "wkid": 102100         }       }     ]   } } ... View more

Robert I totally missed that! Thanks, all is good now. ... View more

Thanks Robert for this widget. I'm running the dev edition AWAB I am able to configure the search via GUI and can see the JSON being referenced in: configs/esearch/config_Search.json My results are not displaying in the results pane even though it has found and selected the records, nor are they zooming. (The map service itself is not actually part of the webmap itself though) Both the basemap and the layer I have configured are WKID 102100  (3857). Your preconfigured map services do work, just mine doesn't. I also tried this with a layer that is part of the web map, with scale visiblity active. That shouldn't matter though. Is the only configuration point the config_Search.json and not the actual config.json included with the widget? Whether I find the features via spatial or attribute search, the results don't show in the pane, just the number of records its found... any ideas? here's the json from one of the search parameters. {       "name": "Fire Hydrant",       "url": "http://74.216.225.69/arcgis/rest/services/FireHydrantInspection/MapServer/0",       "definitionexpression": "",       "spatialsearchlayer": true,       "expressions": {         "expression": [           {             "alias": "Hydrant Condition",             "textsearchlabel": "Hydrant condition",             "values": {               "value": [                 {                   "fieldObj": {                     "name": "HYDRCOND",                     "label": "Hydrant Condition",                     "shortType": "string",                     "type": "esriFieldTypeString"                   },                   "valueObj": {                     "value": "<Null>"                   },                   "prompt": "Hydrant Condition is",                   "textsearchhint": "Failed",                   "sqltext": "HYDRCOND = '[value]'",                   "operation": "stringOperatorIs",                   "uniquevalsfromfield": "HYDRCOND"                 }               ]             }           }         ]       },       "titlefield": "INSSTART",       "fields": {         "all": false,         "field": [           {             "name": "INSSTART",             "alias": "Start DateTime",             "isdate": true           },           {             "name": "HYDRCOND",             "alias": "Hydrant Condition"           },           {             "name": "OPERHARD",             "alias": "Hard to Operate",             "isnumber": true           },           {             "name": "OPERABLE",             "alias": "Operable",             "isnumber": true           },           {             "name": "CORRODED",             "alias": "Corroded",             "isnumber": true           },           {             "name": "FLOW",             "alias": "Flow Rate (LPM)",             "isnumber": true           },           {             "name": "PRESSURE",             "alias": "Pressure (KpA)",             "isnumber": true           },           {             "name": "MTCERQRD",             "alias": "Maintenance Required"           },           {             "name": "NOTES",             "alias": "Notes"           },           {             "name": "INSEND",             "alias": "End DateTime",             "isdate": true           },           {             "name": "WORKKEY",             "alias": "Workorder ID"           },           {             "name": "INSPECTID",             "alias": "Inspection ID"           },           {             "name": "FACILITYKEY",             "alias": "Facility ID"           },           {             "name": "INSPECTOR",             "alias": "Inspection Person"           },           {             "name": "INSSTATUS",             "alias": "Inspection Status"           },           {             "name": "ROTATION",             "alias": "Rotation",             "isnumber": true           }         ]       },       "links": {         "link": []       },       "showattachments": null     }   ] ... View more

Robert I'd like to see the esearch coupled with a batch attribute editor based on the selected features. ... View more

Wrong. Explain this. (copy and paste into your html) <iframe width="425" height="350" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" src="https://maps.google.ca/maps?cbll=49.250621,-123.042685&layer=c&panoid=ZlNjyHUe-DfJal2SB8Cs-Q&cbp=12,26.19,,0,6.36&ie=UTF8&ll=49.223876,-123.001556&spn=0.382528,0.617294&t=h&z=11&source=embed&output=svembed‌"> </iframe><br /><small><a href="https://maps.google.ca/maps?cbll=49.250621,-123.042685&layer=c&panoid=ZlNjyHUe-DfJal2SB8Cs-Q&cbp=12,26.19,,0,6.36&ie=UTF8&ll=49.223876,-123.001556&spn=0.382528,0.617294&t=h&z=11&source=embed" style="color:#0000FF;text-align:left"></a></small> ... View more

RajI do know the API can output in georss and I have been successful adding the feed to agol. The structure is cleaner. I could explore the georss to feature service route as we'll. Hello Nathan -I wouldn't recommend a CSV output for this data. When I created an 'Poll an external website for JSON' Input connector and allowed GEP to generate a GeoEvent Definition for me, the first thing I noticed was the complexity of the data. Data with groups and lists (elements whose cardinality is greater-than one) cannot be represented as comma separated text. The data would be ambiguous; you wouldn't know if an item after a comma were the next element, the next sub-element within a group, or the next item in a list.That aside, I found that I was receiving INFO and ERROR messages in the GeoEvent Processor logfile for the https://api.geofeedia.com/v1/search/geofeed/18591?appID=fbf45924&appKey=23ced6fac3544364b8c4b84aee76e287&format=json-default data feed. When my Input connector first polls for data, I see an ERROR message which looks like (click to enlarge):[ATTACH=CONFIG]29698[/ATTACH]I am able to use JSONLint to parse the feed's JSON, but I think that GeoEvent Processor is having a problem with the JSON structure. When I stop and restart the Input connector, I will see a message from com.esri.ges.messaging.jms.JmsMessaging saying "Error trying to receive message. Output may not have processed message". This is just an INFO message, but then when the Input next polls the external site, the error in the screenshot above is logged.If I configure the Input connector's 'JSON Object Name' property to look for "items" (no quotes), I get a simpler GeoEvent Definition:[ATTACH=CONFIG]29699[/ATTACH]But only a handful (I was only seeing 11) events get output to the JSON file being managed by the Output connector. The JSON in the file doesn't appear valid at first glance, the GEP Monitor continues to increment the count for the Output connector, but no additional events get written to the output. The GEP logfile is full of messages from com.esri.ges.messaging.jms.JmsMessaging saying "Error trying to receive message. Output may not have processed message".I will look into this further - but I wanted to get you my initial recommendation (not to use a CSV file for output) and record my initial observations in case they are at all helpful to you.- RJ ... View more