Latest Contributions by JoeHershman

subType != subtype While it looks like the attempt to add subtype support was included it seems to me that no one took the time to look at the definition in ArcGIS Enterprise and see that the json tag is subtype.  In AGOL it is subType and this doe not appear to parse correctly. ... View more

The spatial reference that is drawn is the same as the basemap that is loaded.  If you are using an esri basemap this will be WebMercator.  Which should be wkid 3857, although it is the same as 102100 just the number was changed a while back.  But you need to project you geometry prior to save if you want in Wgs84 var wgsGeometry = GeometryEngine.Project(webMercatorGeometry, SpatialReferences.Wgs84);‍ ... View more

My reply did say call LoadAsync on the Feature. I mention the type of feature table as clarification because the issue described would not occur with a feature from a GeodatbaseFeatureTable ... View more

I have done some intensive testing on what is happening here and it really defies explanation. I have uploaded an edit using the Runtime API with direction set to Upload.  I have then through two methods generated a delta file.  I can look at the fiddler logs and see that the rest call to the /synchronizeReplica method is identical.  In one case I am using the Runtime API and the sync completes through whatever process is used internally to the API.  In the second case I download the delta file separately and use the  GeodatabaseSyncTask.ImportGeodatabaseDeltaAsync ‍method the import deltas. In the case of using the Runtime API changes are imported to the offline edit replica and everything is correct after the sync.  In the case of manually merging deltas the changes do not show up in the edit offline replica.  I have looked at the actual delta file and as far as I can see they are identical.  The only difference is in one case we merge deltas, in the other case the API merges deltas. As a side not everything works just fine if the if field database has never been edited.  It is only when the field database has been edited that the merge fails. What is wrong?  How can it not be possible to merge changes in this way?  Rex Hansen‌ Michael Branscomb‌ ... View more

You could make it really clean and roll your own ToJson public static class OverlayExtension { public static string ToJson(this GraphicsOverlay overlay) { JArray array = new JArray(); foreach (var graphic in overlay.Graphics) { JProperty geometry = new JProperty("geometry", graphic.Geometry.ToJson()); JProperty symbol = new JProperty("symbol", graphic.Symbol.ToJson()); JObject jObject = new JObject(geometry, symbol); array.Add(jObject); } return array.ToString(); } public static void FromJson(this GraphicsOverlay overlay, string json) { JArray array = JArray.Parse(json); foreach (var jObject in array.OfType<JObject>()) { string geometry = jObject["geometry"].ToString(); string symbol = jObject["symbol"].ToString(); var graphic = new Graphic(Geometry.FromJson(geometry), Symbol.FromJson(symbol)); overlay.Graphics.Add(graphic); } } }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ Then in code string json = EditGraphicsOverlay.ToJson(); //Write to file //read from file EditGraphicsOverlay.FromJson(json);‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

I think it would be pretty straight forward to just build out your own json array for each element using the .ToJson methods.  Something like... // Save to file JArray array = new JArray(); foreach (var graphic in overlay.Graphics) { JProperty geometry = new JProperty("geometry", graphic.Geometry.ToJson()); JProperty symbol = new JProperty("symbol", graphic.Symbol.ToJson()); JObject jObject = new JObject(geometry, symbol); array.Add(jObject); } StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter("D:\\outfile.json"); JsonWriter writer = new JsonTextWriter(sw); array.WriteTo(writer); writer.Close(); //read back in StreamReader reader = new StreamReader("D:\\outfile.json"); string json = reader.ReadToEnd(); JArray array = JArray.Parse(json); foreach (var d in array.OfType<JObject>()) { string geo = d["geometry"].ToString(); string sym = d["symbol"].ToString(); var graph = new Graphic(Geometry.FromJson(geo), Symbol.FromJson(sym)); overlay.Graphics.Add(graph); }‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

I don't think Runtime will allow it (at least not at 100.2, have not tried in 100.5).  Although what I tried was different, we tried to add multiple layers from the same offline table. If it is possible, there won't be any advantage from a rendering perspective, they will be seen as completely seperate ... View more

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Was hoping to not have to go down that path if possible.  But likely the only route, although if it is a bug (or unsupported feature) as I suspect, it is doubtful I would have any resolution within a timeframe that would be useful.  Not to mention that amount of time that will need to be spent with tech support repeating everything in this thread with multiple people ... View more

Thank you for the sample, but this is different from what I am doing.  There is a difference in sql server in that it has a database name.  This is different from changing an instance, which is what is being done above.  Because of how the data connection seems to be maintaining the database name, it is not making the change correctly.  If I where only changing the server or instance but keeping the database name the same this issue does not arise.  I can change from dbServer01 to dbServer02 as long as the name of the Sql Server database is the same In Sql Server the identifier is not 'Database/Instance', it is 'Server/Instance' or usually just 'Server' because in most cases the default instance is used which does not have an identifier Thanks -Joe ... View more

If you have this working please post the exact code that works.  I have changed to set the dataset to the unqualified name of the dataset as you suggest and the result is the same, only the layer at the top level will change anything in feature dataset does not update correctly. Your post that shows the json is unclear, it shows setting the database item to FeatureClassName which makes no sense, although I did try just in case.  This is not Oracle so there is no instance in the way Oracle uses instance, it is a different database in the same Sql Server 'Instance' # source {'connection_info': {'authentication_mode': 'DBMS', 'database': 'Staging', 'db_connection_properties': 'portal07', 'dbclient': 'sqlserver', 'instance': 'sde:sqlserver:portal07', 'password': '<*********>', 'server': 'portal07', 'user': 'gis', 'version': 'sde.DEFAULT'}, 'dataset': 'Staging.GIS.PipelineAssembly', 'workspace_factory': 'SDE'} #target {'connection_info': {'authentication_mode': 'DBMS', 'database': 'fort_collins', 'db_connection_properties': 'portal07', 'dbclient': 'sqlserver', 'instance': 'sde:sqlserver:portal07', 'password': 'gis', 'server': 'portal07', 'user': 'gis', 'version': 'sde.DEFAULT'}, 'dataset': 'PipelineAssembly', 'workspace_factory': 'SDE'}‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ I have run the code replacing everything and also just running with 'database' and 'dataset' being changed.  Both have the same result, classes within a Feature Dataset become invalid and it shows the Feature Dataset incorrect.  I ran the same code a second time changing the database back and when this is done the datasource becomes valid again (because now the Feature Dataset is correct).  I see no way to change the Feature Dataset to an unqualified name so do not know what I am missing Again, if you have a working sample fo changing the database please post.  I am thinking perhaps there is a difference with Oracle and Sql Server but I could just be missing something.   Thanks ... View more