Latest Contributions by JillianStanford

Ah yes, now I see how those tools are meant to be used. Thanks!   ... View more

I finally got this working and am leaving my solution here in case it helps someone else. I added the following to the constructor of the settings page of my custom widget. const outputDsJsons: DataSourceJson[] = [{ id: `${props.id}-output`, type: DataSourceTypes.FeatureLayer, label: "QlikView Layer", originDataSources: [], schema: { idField: "__OBJECTID", fields: { __OBJECTID: { jimuName: "__OBJECTID", name: "__OBJECTID", alias: "__OBJECTID", type: JimuFieldType.Number, esriType: EsriFieldType.OID }, Route: { jimuName: "Route", name: "Route", alias: "Route", type: JimuFieldType.Number, esriType: EsriFieldType.Integer }, ..... } }, isDataInDataSourceInstance: true }] this.props.onSettingChange({ id: this.props.id, useDataSources: [] }, outputDsJsons); Then I added the output datasource as a new sheet in my attribute table widget. In my widget source I used the following to populate the records: const dataRecords = []; const dataSourceManager = DataSourceManager.getInstance(); const outputDsId = this.props.outputDataSources[0] dataSourceManager.createDataSource(outputDsId).then(ods => { csvLayer.queryFeatures().then((results) => { results.features.forEach((f) => { const rec = ods.buildRecord(f) dataRecords.push(rec); }); ods.setSourceRecords(dataRecords) ods.setStatus(DataSourceStatus.Unloaded) ods.setCountStatus(DataSourceStatus.Unloaded) }) });   No idea if this is the proper way to do this. I found it incredibly frustrating trying to implement this with the available documentation. I managed to piece something together from samples and community posts. Jill             ... View more