Latest Contributions by EarlMedina

Hey Richard, You don't really have to do that step.  It's just included for illustrative purposes. -Earl ... View more

Hi Karen, I would say to start here with the Desktop tools: Create a database view in ArcGIS for Desktop—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  Create Database View—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop  Get an understanding of how the tool works, what settings you'll need to get the desired result. Once you know that, you can transfer what you've learned to a model. If you need help with creating the model, this is great resource to have on hand: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/pdf/creating-tools-in-modelbuilder-tutorial.pdf  For ArcPy, you'll want to reference these: Create Database View—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Create Database View—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Hello, Without an Image Server license you are correct that you can't publish either Map or Image Services from a Mosaic Dataset. Instead, you can: Use a raster catalog and publish that as a Map Service (only available in ArcMap). Publish the tiffs themselves as a Map Service Create a Mosaic Dataset, create a tile cache from the Mosaic Dataset, publish the Tile Cache as a Map Service. ... View more

Hi Chaim, The requirement for spatialReference appears baked in for Feature Services. One option would be to clone the data whence the hosted table was derived - e.g., if you uploaded an eExcel workbook as an item, you would end up with a 'Microsoft Excel' item and the hosted table. It is possible to clone a 'Microsoft Excel' item and then have the option to publish a Hosted table from the cloned item. -Earl ... View more

That would appear to be the case... I don't know if it would matter, but you could re-write the expression. You originally had: ^[A-Z]{1,2}\d{6}$  To mean: starts with capital letter, 1-2 repetitions (you stated 2, but I'll assume you meant 1-2) ends in digit with 6 repetitions. I suppose you can see what happens if you do: ^[A-Z]{1,2}[0-9]{6}$ You could also see if approaching this negatively produces the same problem but this would make the expression much longer. -Earl ... View more

Hi Lucy, I didn't catch whether you also federated the ArcGIS Server - if so, then it would be good to have the ArcGIS Server cert in Portal and vice versa. I know Chrome used to have a "--ignore-certificate-errors" option when running but I'm not sure how well that works these days. No, there's no issues logged against 10.7 for this type of behavior - I don't have issues with GeoEvent 10.7 after performing the certificate configuration we've discussed.  Regarding the 10.6.x issue, it might be worthwhile to make a copy of your GeoEvent configuration (unless you have no problems wiping it) and perform an Administrative Reset: https://community.esri.com/community/gis/enterprise-gis/geoevent/blog/2018/07/25/howto-administratively-reset-geoevent-server-105-1051-106 -Earl ... View more

Hi Alan, It sounds like a process of elimination might be the best approach. There's nothing too revealing in the errors. It sounds like if you clone another Web Map with the Stamen Base Map that it succeeds? -Earl ... View more

Hi Shengrong, I hope I didn't confuse with the above information - I assumed you simply wanted to ignore the warning (you might be able to do so with another browser). The better question to ask is whether you configured the ArcGIS Server with a valid certificate or if you're just using the self-signed one. Let's you have a domain certificate issued to shengrong.geoevent.com. Create a password-protected keystore/pfx from that, import to ArcGIS Server (in the Admin endpoint), and replace the internal Web Server certificate with yours. Additionally, import the root certificate that corresponds to that domain certificate. Additionally, in the above example you may need to install the root and domain certificate. In the case of Chrome, you would do that by going to Settings > Advanced > Mange Certificates > Import. From there you import the certificate and store it in  "Trusted Root Certification Authorities." Restart Chrome and you should be good to go. ... View more

Hi Alan, Let's take a step back and tell me if I'm correct: You're using a standalone installation (i.e. anaconda, no Pro) You're on the latest version of the API 1.6.0? Using pip is fine, but it would probably be better to let anaconda handle package management. In any case, if you're not making use of arcpy then using a standalone installation usually simplifies matters. A few questions: Where are you cloning from and where are you cloning to - i.e., what are the source and target portals and their versions? Regarding the Web Map that won't clone, what can you tell us about the services in the map? Are those ArcGIS Server services - if so, which version? ... View more

Hi there Hatice, If I understand you correctly, you're able to see the Input counts rise but the output is the problem? I wonder if perhaps you need to refine the connector to use records or record as an XML Object name. To set that, you'd go to the Input properties > Advanced - there you will find the field XML Object Name. -Earl ... View more

Hi there, If I remember correctly, this type of behavior occurred on 10.6.x with Google Chrome 67 (addressed by this patch? ArcGIS GeoEvent Server 10.6 Patch 1 ). I distinctly remember working around the issue with Firefox as the patch wasn't out at the time. Can you let us know: If this occurs in other browsers (e.g. Firefox) Your version of Google Chrome I just installed GeoEvent myself yesterday but did not yet get around to checking the functionality. I'll let you know if I encounter similar behavior. Kind regards, Earl ... View more

The requirements are basically as described here: Classify Pixels Using Deep Learning—RasterAnalysis Tools | ArcGIS Desktop  Classify Pixels Using Deep Learning—ArcGIS REST API: Services Directory | ArcGIS for Developers  So, you'll need Image Server 10.7 as this operation is only just being introduced (the Python API method references the ClassifyPixelsUsingDeepLearning, etc. tasks) ... View more

Happy to help Trevor. You do that like this: def search_item(item_name): search_results = portal.content.search(item_name, item_type="Web Map") item = search_results[0] return item.id search = search_item('Name of Web Map') item = portal.content.get(search) # Print the current extent print(item.extent) # Update the extent new_extent = [[-124.35, 32.54], [-114.31, 41.95]] item.update(item_properties={'extent':new_extent}) # Confirm extent update print(item.extent)‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ... View more

Hi Trevor, Try approaching it this way: Create the Web Map manually exactly as you want it to appear. Save the Web Map and make a note of the Item ID that is generated. Optional: share the Web Map publicly - you don't have to, it just makes the next step easier since you won't require a token. You can unshare/delete the Web Map when you're done. If this is a Portal Web Map, go to https://machine.domain/portal/sharing/rest/content/items/<itemID>/data. For ArcGIS Online this will be: https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/content/items/<itemID>/data You'll need to append a token (?token=<token>) to the URL if you didn't share publicly. The result will be the JSON you need to be using for the Item Properties text value. ... View more