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Hi Naseer, You could create one in a notepad and save it as crossdomain.xml, and place it in C:\inetpub\wwwroot. Using crossdomain.xml—ArcGIS API for Flex | ArcGIS for Developers Its content should look like this. <?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE cross-domain-policy SYSTEM "http://www.adobe.com/xml/dtds/cross-domain-policy.dtd">
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<site-control permitted-cross-domain-policies="all"/>
<allow-access-from domain="*"/>
</cross-domain-policy> Change the parameter "*" in Allow access from domain to "<*.DomainName>"
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Hi Dan, What is the coordinate system used? Seems to be a GCS. Test it with a projected coordinate system (You could use PCS for data frame instead of reprojecting the data).
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Try Densify tool. Adds vertices along line or polygon features. Also replaces curve segments (Bezier, circular arcs, and elliptical arcs) with line segments. Densify—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop
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08-17-2015
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Hi Kofi, Try saving the output clip image in .img or .tif format.
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Would you like to use the Generalize tool of ArcToolBox? This is a geoprocessing tool, not an editing tool. Generalize—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop N.B.: The changes will be made in the input feature.
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Hello Matthew, The services are meant to be hosted in ArcGIS for Server. Have you federated ArcGIS Server site with Portal? If yes, you could publish the services to ArcGIS Server with Feature Access (Data residing in Enterprise GDB) or Tiled caching capabilities. The services would get reflected in Portal as well.
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Thanks Rebecca for bringing to my notice. I'll remember this in future.
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Hi John, You could also try this Aggregate Points (Cartography) Define a very high value for the Aggregation Distance, so that all the points are considered in a single cluster.
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For converting CAD Annotation, Import CAD Annotation (Conversion) EDIT: Import CAD Annotation—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop
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Hello Anca, Convert the CAD file to feature class (unknown spatial reference). From ArcCatalog, define the spatial reference of the feature class to Stereo 1970. Most probably, the layer extent would be correct for this reference system. If you don't want to convert the CAD data to shapefile/featureclass (View only), you could define the coordinate system of the data frame to Stereo 1970 in blank ArcMap. Then, add the CAD file to ArcMap.
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Currently, in your CSV file, X field contains Latitude value and Y field contains Longitude value. Conventionally, any GIS software recognizes X as Longitude and Y as Latitude. You could also switch the field names in CSV file.
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I just came across this blog by John Dye ArcGIS License Server Options Syntax Highlighter
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Try sharing not only the web app but also the web map and the corresponding layer services with the group.
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I just clicked on the above link. It takes up my GeoNet login credentials and downloads the zip file.
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Hello Majdoleen, If the Map service shows artifacts in your map display like jagged lines, wavy lines or bands, you can use Anti-aliasing for smoother display. Not all your map services would display artifacts. If it does, "Normal" is a good method to start with. If the rendering is slow, you could then change it to "Fast". If the artifacts are still visible, you might change it to "Best". Antialiasing with multiple cached resources | ArcGIS Blog Antialiasing text is the process of blending text font edges so that characters appear less jagged. Map drawing performance is not affected by text antialiasing. If text antialiasing is not needed for improving map display clarity, use None, because it will result in smaller image sizes on disk. Hope it helps!!!
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