Latest Contributions by MKa

We had some constraints on our database an ID and some other fields are required.  So when we tried to create the feature, Pro would signal an error as the insert wasn't allowed.  We removed the constraint now, as we will require the user to enter them, or we will auto enter them in the OnRowCreate event.  We also need to do this because the definition query uses certain attributes to determine what the user can see.   Basically we are prompting a user with a dialog box whenever a new feature is created.  Before the dialog appears, we set some required attributes about their location.  The user then is required on the form to enter certain information.  They will not be able to close the form unless all required attributes are satisfied.  If they hit cancel on this new feature form, the feature is then deleted. ... View more

I am indeed using a feature service, and you are correct, HasValueChanged it always returning true even when I don't change anything.  Get Original Value is also always returning null as you mentioned, so i have know way of comparing geometries either in the OnRowChangedEvent.  I need to know if the shape changed or just an attribute.  But it looks like both aren't working. Thanks for your help on this, and if you can think of any other work around that would be great.  My only option now until the bug is addressed, is to possible calculate the area of the polygon and to see if it matches an already saved area?  Unless you can think of anything easier? Matt ... View more

My problem is, is that my RowChangedEvent or Row Created Event are never hit, because the row can't be inserted without a certain required attribute value being present.  I get the "Bad Syntax in request" in ArcGIS Pro, before any events even get hit.  The database requires 4 of my attributes be populated. Do i have to remove database constraints in order to use the feature service model? Is there an event that is triggered before the RowCreated that I could prompt the user for values or modify the rows, much like we have done here for row created/changed. ... View more

Ok, i was able to subscribe to all of my layers using the code below to subscribe and unsubscribe using the tokens.  So i was able to catch when a new layer row was added, changed, or deleted.  The only problem is that some of the attributes for my feature layer are required by user input so they are not able to be created (so I get bad syntax in request).  Is there a way to set some attribute values before the row is actually created?  Before in ArcObjects, we were in an edit session, so onCreateFeature, I would set these values, but now it creates the Row first and then it fails before my code gets hit.  I need to set the values first, before the row gets added. protected override bool Initialize() {    ActiveMapViewChangedEvent.Subscribe(OnActiveMapViewChanged);    return base.Initialize(); } protected override void Uninitialize() {    ActiveMapViewChangedEvent.Unsubscribe(OnActiveMapViewChanged);    foreach (SubscriptionToken token in rowCreateTokens)    {       RowCreatedEvent.Unsubscribe(token);    }        foreach (SubscriptionToken token in rowChangeTokens)    {       RowChangedEvent.Unsubscribe(token);    }    foreach (SubscriptionToken token in rowDeleteTokens)    {       RowDeletedEvent.Unsubscribe(token);    }    base.Uninitialize(); } #endregion Overrides private async void OnActiveMapViewChanged(ActiveMapViewChangedEventArgs activeMapViewChangedEventArgs) {    await subscribeToRowEvent(); } private static List<SubscriptionToken> rowCreateTokens = new List<SubscriptionToken>(); private static List<SubscriptionToken> rowChangeTokens = new List<SubscriptionToken>(); private static List<SubscriptionToken> rowDeleteTokens = new List<SubscriptionToken>(); protected Task subscribeToRowEvent() {    return QueuedTask.Run(() =>    {       if (MapView.Active != null && MapView.Active.Map != null)       {           var editLayers = MapView.Active.Map.GetLayersAsFlattenedList().OfType<FeatureLayer>();             if (editLayers.Count() == 0)                return;                            foreach (var layer in editLayers)                {                   //Listen for row events on a layer                   var layerTable = layer.GetTable();                   //subscribe to row events                   SubscriptionToken rowCreateToken = RowCreatedEvent.Subscribe(onRowCreateEvent, layerTable);                   SubscriptionToken rowChangeToken = RowChangedEvent.Subscribe(onRowChangeEvent, layerTable);                   SubscriptionToken rowDeleteToken = RowDeletedEvent.Subscribe(onRowDeleteEvent, layerTable);                   rowCreateTokens.Add(rowCreateToken);                   rowChangeTokens.Add(rowChangeToken);                   rowDeleteTokens.Add(rowDeleteToken);               }          }    }); } protected void onRowCreateEvent(RowChangedEventArgs args) {    Console.WriteLine("onRowCreateEvent " + args.EditType.ToString()); } protected void onRowChangeEvent(RowChangedEventArgs args) {    Console.WriteLine("onRowChangeEvent " + args.EditType.ToString()); } protected void onRowDeleteEvent(RowChangedEventArgs args) {    Console.WriteLine("onRowDeleteEvent " + args.EditType.ToString()); } ... View more

So i was trying to subscribe in the Configuration Manager and not the Module like it is suppose to be.  i got the subscribe to work, but do i have to run this subscribe for every layer that I want to monitor change, create, and delete for? protected override bool Initialize() {    subRowEvent();    return base.Initialize(); } #endregion Overrides protected void subRowEvent() {    QueuedTask.Run(() =>    {       //This is where i need help getting all layers and add listener for each??       foreach layer in layersList???       {             //Listen for row events on a layer             var featLayer = layer as FeatureLayer;             var layerTable = featLayer.GetTable();             //subscribe to row events             var rowCreateToken = RowCreatedEvent.Subscribe(onRowEvent, layerTable);             var rowChangeToken = RowChangedEvent.Subscribe(onRowEvent, layerTable);             var rowDeleteToken = RowDeletedEvent.Subscribe(onRowEvent, layerTable);       }          }); } ... View more

Thank You Uma.  That is exactly what i wanted.  Along with the ArcGIS Pro Install on the client machines, i will add the following to a batch command.    reg add "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Settings" /v "ConfigurationFolder" /t REG_SZ /d "X:\Pro\Install\" /f  This works and now my shortcut command first looks to X:\Pro\Install\ for the latest configuration.  I am also going to clear out the C:\Users\Public\Documents\ArcGIS\ArcGISPro\Configurations folder and %LOCALAPPDATA%\ESRI\ArcGISPro\AssemblyCache in this batch file as well.  That way my configuration will be the only one loaded. For debugging in visual studio, I had to clear this registry value when I wanted to debug my configuration program in visual studio, otherwise it went to my share folder and loaded that configuration instead of my debug one.  Here is that command i put in a script too. reg delete HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Settings /v ConfigurationFolder /f    Thank You Matt ... View more

This does the trick.  Thank You. private IEditEvents2_Event Events2 {    get { return ArcMap.Editor as IEditEvents2_Event; } } Events2.OnStopOperation += new IEditEvents2_OnStopOperationEventHandler(Events2_OnStopOperation); void Events2_OnStopOperation() {      if (!CanDeleteReshape)    {        string warningMessage = "Current field Area Locked, Cannot Delete";       DialogResult dialogResult = MessageBox.Show(warningMessage, "Area Verified", MessageBoxButtons.OK,        MessageBoxIcon.Error);        ArcMap.Editor.UndoOperation();    } } ... View more