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Tim, Yeah. I'm hoping to not have to do that just yet. I have made just one custom widget and it was mostly cannibalizing code that Robert Scheitlin, GISP wrote. I'm hoping to go as much out of the box as I can for this. I'm "supposed" to have time to get into the WAB and play, research the Dojo and Widgets stuff, so that I "CAN" do these types of things... but there is never enough time... ugh! I thought I remember a Query option that was fairly intense. I was hoping I could put together sample queries that they just plug in their specifics to get the output. And then export to CSV is a big deal too... Thanks for the response... I'm gonna cross my fingers that this is not going to be the dev nightmare I fear it will.
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So I'm being tasked with porting a legacy map app from an aging application. I'm going to aim to do it with the WAB. However, due to time constraints I haven't had time to touch the WAB since it came out of it's BETA cocoon. And most of what I did in BETA was for directed, single-use map apps. I really haven't had time to dig in and see what all is there to play with. I'm wondering if a feature class has a lot of attributes can I replicate the query functionality of the old map app in the new WAB App? Here is a sample of how they currently build a query... (this is for Police Arrests by the way) For those of you with more experience does this look doable with the new WAB? Would I need to check out a custom widget? Any input from those with more experience with the WAB would be great. Message was edited by: Brian O'keefe, cleaned up grammatical use of wonder to wondering
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My thoughts were to try this with the ParksFinder app since I'm assuming it's based on the same foundation as a WAB map. There is NO index.html to add that snippet to... and when I just drop the "?urlmodifiers" they give me quirky responses. I haven't tested with a WAB map yet, but I did get sketchy responses from our ParksFinder app we've set up.
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03-11-2015
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I'm trying to begin our cities FIRST Authoritative Address Database. I'm doing this in the LGM. I used to be the Address Coordinator for the City and I have ties to that department still. Oddly enough their systems are powered by oracle databases containing the addresses only and they are not spatially located. SO... I have received a datadump of 200,000+ addresses that identify as rooftops. I (however) do NOT have building footprints but I am moving forward. My question is this. I have used the Toolbox Tool for cleaning up addresses (Standardize Addresses) and have been able to break these addresses up into their various components. With some quick feature class creation I have been able to clean up the prefix and suffix directionals. I'm ready to pop these addresses into the LGM... BUT... From my experience with the LGM I have learned that some feature types have multiple feature classes to represent them... Streets for example has speed limit, centerline, simple, etc. that ALL contain the exact same spatial features but carry specific attributes of the feature in specific fields for those feature classes. (i.e. the StreetSpeedLimit feature class is just centerline feature class duplicated except its attributes are just the speedlimit). What I don't want to do is dump these addresses into the SiteAddressPoint and move on to my next process only to discover later that because I didn't ALSO dump these points into the XYZ feature class that now my LGM is missing functionality and it's 10x harder to fix this after the fact. Other than the Address LGM Map/Application (which doesn't give you a step by step for importing address points) is there any good documentation on this or a video I could watch to get this figured out?
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The URL's they use in the examples imply that you need to have a webappviewer folder? Am I missing something?
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Here is the dump from the CPFMT. Executing: CommunityParcelFieldMapper \\t1itpappgis02\DATA2\GIS2\LGM\CommunityParcels\TulsaCountyAssessorParcels.ini Start Time: Tue Feb 17 13:20:14 2015 Running script CommunityParcelFieldMapper... Loading Configuration File Mapping Local Parcel data to Community Parcel Schema Loading Parcels to Community Parcels dataset Calculating Last Update Failed script CommunityParcelFieldMapper... Traceback (most recent call last): File "\\T1ITPAPPGIS02\data2\GIS2\LGM\CommunityParcels\SimpleFieldMapper.py", line 414, in <module> main(*argv) File "\\T1ITPAPPGIS02\data2\GIS2\LGM\CommunityParcels\SimpleFieldMapper.py", line 393, in main arcpy.CalculateField_management(CommunityParcelsLocalCopy, "LASTEDITOR", calc0) File "c:\program files\arcgis\desktop10.2\arcpy\arcpy\management.py", line 3354, in CalculateField raise e ExecuteError: Failed to execute. Parameters are not valid. ERROR 000728: Field LASTEDITOR does not exist within table Failed to execute (CalculateField). Failed to execute (CommunityParcelFieldMapper). Failed at Tue Feb 17 13:30:51 2015 (Elapsed Time: 10 minutes 37 seconds)
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You know what? I think I might work on a TiddlyWiki for this... hmmmmm... ( or a OneNote document )
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Seriously... I use Visio as well. The resulting spaghetti lines look like insanity at its finest! ugh. I've even begun development of a Sharepoint piece to track this stuff, but that's looking less and less tenable. With all of the javascript capabilities, you would think there would be a web-app that would manage this. Plugin your rest service endpoint and it gathers up all REST services, AND the Metadata from those services... generates a Wiki (of sorts) that lets you search for a map, that then provides you with a link to the map, a list of REST services with links to those services, a list of widgets deployed with the map... then as you visit a Wikipage for that REST service you get the option of a clickable link that opens the MXD responsible for that REST service. Someone needs to work on this...
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I haven't had a chance to delve into the Query options within the WAB. Regardless, I am supposed to put together a 'Level of Effort' documentation on replacing a current dashboard system with a javascript map based on the same REST services. Currently, there is a web-dashboard that allows users to query against data using 15-30 fields (Police). Like how many burglaries, between this date and that, in this police beat, during this time of day/night, happened in this area... there are TONS of fields. The system will break if we updated Oracle. I have wanted to replace these maps for years now. This is a good thing. HOWEVER, I haven't built a query for a web map using WAB yet. So I am CLUELESS. The last thing I ever did was edit XML files for an E-Search widget that Robert Scheitlin, GISP built back in the Flex days. So I'm trying to figure out "how hard is it to create, apply, and implement queries" on a web map? Any videos that outline the process? Any advice from those of you with experience? I'm trying to avoid spending a couple of hours studying queries in the WAB so that I can document how much time those queries will take... because, of course, I have to have this document (and my regular job duties) finished by Friday. Anyone have anything that might help?
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Never mind. I found something that'll work and created my own. Feel free to use if you are looking! ESRI Drawings - Google Drawings
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02-12-2015
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ESRI has distinct imagery for their various feature types... point, polygon, etc. Here is an example of a few of the icons I am referring to. Does anyone know of any larger versions of these images that I can access? I am putting together some documentation and need these images in a better resolution.
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What do you use? In my organization I have 5-10 Flex maps, leftovers from before the WAB. We have a growing number of javascript web apps, a solid number of REST services, and servers... I get lost some days trying to remember where I need to go to fix a map or service that's acting up. Surely there is a tool out there that someone is using, or developing, that tracks servers to rest services, to web apps to desktop MXDs... right? I can't be the only one!!!
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I was informed that Portal was mainly for FBI and NSA level government entities. Our ESRI reps discouraged us from implementing Portal. It requires things like downloading (manually) the basemap tiles etc from all ESRI-provided services and more. I thought it would be a good fit for our City Government but after that meeting that idea was nixed. Heck, even I agreed that it appeared to be overkill. If that's the only way to host a local Open Data site then I am bummed.
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I have seen the Open Data ESRI site. You can setup a grouping of Open Data feeds from your ArcGIS Server or upload data to share. However, this option resides outside of my governments website. Outside of the domain name where all of the other mapping information is viewed. I thought I remembered there being a downloadable app you could install on your server that would allow you to LOCALLY serve up your Open Data feed? Something that piggybacked the AGOL site. Anyone?
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Rebecca, I actually was following your blog post when I ran into the problem I was having, lol. THANK YOU for writing that up! It's stuff like your blog that makes Geonet valuable.
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