Latest Contributions by ErikEndrulat

‎09-09-2013

I've attempted to use this sample and am able to successfully update feature services with 10.1, but not with 10.2. I'm encountering the following error: ExecuteError: Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid. ERROR 000732: Server: Dataset My Hosted Services does not exist or is not supported WARNING 001404: You are not signed in to ArcGIS Online. Failed to execute (UploadServiceDefinition). [ATTACH=CONFIG]27306[/ATTACH] This appears to be an issue with the arcpy SignInToPortal function. I'm able to publish/overwrite the service with 10.2 only when I comment out the SignInToPortal line and sign in separately using ArcGIS Desktop. Is anyone else having this problem with ArcGIS 10.2? Are there any workarounds? Thanks, Erik

‎04-11-2013

When upgrading our servers from 10.0 to 10.1 several Flex applications that referenced cached maps were unable to successfully request the image tiles. Looking at the URL requests, the application is request tiles that look like this: http://[server name]/[service name]/MapServer/tile/1/174/148.png When the same request went to the 10.1 server, the server returned an 'Invalid URL' / 'Code: 400' error. The same request works when sent to the 10.1 server if the file extension is removed, e.g.: http://[server name]/[service name]/MapServer/tile/1/174/148 Does anyone know if this is an issue with an older Flex API used (v. 2.5)? Thanks in advance!

‎03-14-2013

Thanks, John - That's exactly what I ended up doing. I was hoping that when we migrated to 10.1 there was an option for the geocoding services to return an extent, but it appears that's not the case. Best, Erik

‎03-13-2013

Our organization has a business need to have a custom footer added to all ArcGIS Online pages within our organization domain (xxx.maps.arcgis.com). Currently, the footer includes the following : Esri.com | Terms of Use | Privacy | Contact Us | Report Abuse We need to include our own Terms of Use statement for the Organization (with specific governance information that our users are requried to follow. In addition, we would want the 'Contact Us and Report Abuse links to direct to a self-assigned email account for our Administrative Account. Suggest the final footer to look like this: State of Oregon Terms of Use | Esri Terms of Use | Privacy | Contact Oregon admin | Report Abuse

‎03-07-2013

I???m attempting to reconfigure a geocoding application based on the Javascript API sample here: http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/javascript/arcgis/jstutorials/#tutorial_geocoder The only changes that I've made to the original code are 1) referencing my own webmap, and 2) reference a local geocoder service. The application can be viewed here: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1208356/geocode_coastalBoundary_v3.html The application works as expected except instead of zooming to the location searched for or selected from the dropdown list, it places the point and recenters the map (extent stays the same). I need to determine how to zoom to the results returned by my own geocoding service. The code doesn't have any functions that explicitly take the geometry from the geocoding results and reset the map extent based on these, so i'm assuming this is something built into the geocoding digit. I explored the JSON returned from Esri's geocoding service and compared it to what was returned from my own ArcGIS Server, and see there are many differences in the elements returned (e.g., own instance of ArcGIS Server returns 'location' containing x/y coordinates; whereas Esri's geocoding service includes the x/y coordinates in the 'geometry', and also returns the extent (strange, for a point feature..) JSON from ArcGIS Server: spatialReference wkid : 102100 [number] candidates 0 address : 97301 [string] location x : -13692817.9706 [number] y : 5613666.2399 [number] score : 100 [number] attributes JSON from Esri's Geocode service: spatialReference wkid : 102100 [number] latestWkid : 3857 [number] locations 0 name : 97330, Corvallis, OR [string] extent xmin : -13728247.885804845 [number] ymin : 5549357.770796694 [number] xmax : -13717115.936725518 [number] ymax : 5564989.215078552 [number] feature geometry x : -13722681.804322762 [number] y : 5557170.2004600745 [number] attributes Score : 100 [number] Addr_Type : Postal [string] 1 Does anyone have any thoughts on how to best make this work, i.e., enable zoom-to-address using on-premise ArcGIS Server Geocoding service? Thank you, Erik Endrulat

‎12-15-2011

Is there any way to configure the Maps Gallery template so that REST services open up in the ArcGIS.com viewer, rather than the REST endpoint? My maps gallery site is primarily geared as a catalog for ArcGIS REST web services. In the /config/settings.optional.js file, there are settings that allow you to choose the default map viewer to use (e.g., arcgis.com, arc explorer, built in 'simple' map), however, this only seems to apply to maps that are saved in arcgis.com. By default, the services registered on arcgis.com that are listed in the gallery open to their REST endpoints, however, I don't' think this is that useful to the end-user, I'd rather it open up in the ArcGIS.com viewer. Thanks, Erik

‎06-01-2011

I'm using the Flex 4.1 SDK, and am getting the same error that Eddie reported: TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of a null object reference. at Function/oitt/private:onQueryResult/runQuery() at oitt/onQueryResult() at mx.rpc::AsyncResponder/result() at com.esri.ags.tasks::QueryTask/handleExecute() at Function/http://adobe.com/AS3/2006/builtin::call() at com.esri.ags.tasks::BaseTask/handleResult() at Function/com.esri.ags.tasks:BaseTask/esri_internal:sendURLVariables2/com.esri.ags.tasks:result() at mx.rpc::Responder/result() at mx.rpc::AsyncToken/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::applyResult() at mx.rpc.events::ResultEvent/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::callTokenResponders() at HTTPOperation/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::dispatchRpcEvent() at mx.rpc::AbstractInvoker/http://www.adobe.com/2006/flex/mx/internal::resultHandler() at mx.rpc::Responder/result() at mx.rpc::AsyncRequest/acknowledge() at DirectHTTPMessageResponder/completeHandler() at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEventFunction() at flash.events::EventDispatcher/dispatchEvent() at flash.net::URLLoader/onComplete() and also get this error following the mouseOver event on a point: Error: Find criteria must contain at least one sort field value. at mx.collections::Sort/findItem() at mx.collections::ListCollectionView/getItemIndex() at oitt/pointMouseOver() Does anyone have any ideas for how to fix this?

‎04-28-2011

I am getting a strange error when attempting to start an image service based on a mosaic dataset. The full error is: Configuration Framework/Imagery_Mosaic2000.ImageServer can not be started. Server Object instance creation failed on machine wpsiswebl05. Can't load format DLL The error only occurs when I try to publish two of my three mosaic datasets, the third dataset can be started with no problems. Has anyone heard of this error? I've turned up absolutely no results when searching for this error on the forums (or google). Thanks in advance

‎03-24-2011

I have a large mosaic dataset based on individual rasters of orthophoto quads (LZW compressed TiFF Format). Many of these rasters contain NoData values for pixels within the image extent. By default, when this mosaic is viewed in ArcGIS desktop, the pixels are rendered as an opaque white color. These pixels stand out, and make the resulting image look terrible (see screenshot). In ArcMap, I know you can specify how the NoData pixels are displayed, but is there a way to change the default NoData color (e.g., to Black) for the mosaic dataset? If not for the mosaic dataset, the for an image service (we're using AGS Image ext. to publish the data)? Based on my understanding of the mosaic datasets documentation, the 'Define Mosaic Dataset NoData' tool does not quite do this, it's more intended to create a mask for nodata pixels at the boundaries of an image. Thanks in advance! Erik

‎03-22-2011

Thanks, Peter - very helpful! Erik

‎03-15-2011

Robert: Thanks so much, this completely clears up my question. I didn't realize that the two levels of overviews were used by the system. Erik Erik, The overviews at the mosaic dataset level are different to the overviews (pyramids) at the dataset level. The pyramid (.ovr) files build by FWTools should still be used by the system. If you try to rebuild pyramids then these files should be replaced by files created by ArcGIS. The overviews built by the mosaic datasets can encompass multiple source datasets, while the pyramids on the source can only exist one per each source dataset. I hope this helps. Robert

‎03-15-2011

I have a large number of orthophotos in a compressed TIFF file format. These were compressed using FWTools, which created overview files (*.tif.ovr) for each image. I have created a Mosaic Dataset in catalog, and loaded the source rasters into this. The 'Add Rasters' tool in catalog builds overviews in a separate file folder. My question is: Am I gaining anything by maintaining the overview files (i.e., *.tif.ovr) that were generated in FWTools, or are these completely superfluous to a Mosaic Dataset? Thanks, Erik

‎03-15-2011

I've moved this thread to the Raster/Imagery forum: http://forums.arcgis.com/threads/25908-Redundant-overview-files-using-mosaic-dataset?p=85591#post85591 I have a large number of orthophotos in a compressed TIFF file format. These were compressed using FWTools, which created overview files (*.tif.ovr) for each image. I have created a Mosaic Dataset in catalog, and loaded the source rasters into this. The 'Add Rasters' tool in catalog builds overviews in a separate file folder. My question is: Am I gaining anything by maintaining the overview files (i.e., *.tif.ovr) that were generated in FWTools, or are these completely superfluous to a Mosaic Dataset? Thanks, Erik

‎04-28-2010

I think I just resolved my own question, perhaps not the most elegant solution, but it works: to the <esri:Map> </> code block, I added: [INDENT]rightMouseDown="{Alert.show('right click disabled')}"[/INDENT] I'm developing an Adobe Air map application. Due to security requirements, it's crucial that the application does not provide the ability to open a browser window via any menus, etc. I just noticed that when you right-click on the map object, the context menu includes 'About ArcGIS for Flex', which opens up another window that has a link to the ESRI API site. Is there any way to over ride this behavior? Thanks

‎04-28-2010

I'm developing an Adobe Air map application. Due to security requirements, it's crucial that the application does not provide the ability to open a browser window via any menus, etc. I just noticed that when you right-click on the map object, the context menu includes 'About ArcGIS for Flex', which opens up another window that has a link to the ESRI API site. Is there any way to over ride this behavior? Thanks

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Re: How to publish a feature service to ArcGIS Online from an mxd USING PYTHON?

Cached service issue (400 error) after server upgrade from 10.0 to 10.1

Re: Geocoding with local geocoder: map does not zoom to results

Enable custom footer on ArcGIS Online for Organizations

Geocoding with local geocoder: map does not zoom to results

Re: Public Maps Gallery template version 1.4 --Opening post

Re: using mouserollover event in floating datagrid

Error when publishing image service: &quot;..Can't load format DLL&quot;

No Data values in Mosaic Dataset

Re: Redundant overview files using Image Ext.?

Re: Redundant overview files using mosaic dataset?

Redundant overview files using mosaic dataset?

Redundant overview files using Image Ext.?

Change default right-click context menu on <esri:Map/>

Change default right-click context menu on &lt;esri:Map/&gt;

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