Latest Contributions by DeniseKing

Waylon, ArcGIS Mobile does not support the justification properties for a map layer. Please review ArcGIS for Windows Mobile 10 Help topic on designing and creating mobile maps in ArcGIS Desktop for supported labeling, symbols, symbology, etc for mobile maps - http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgismobile/10.0/help/index.html#//007v00000006000000.htm.  Cheers, Denise ... View more

Barry, I haven't seen this particular error before and not much is found from Internet search. A key requirements for successfull completion of GPScorrect and GPS Analyst tools is that all applicable software applications are compatible with the Trimble hardware. Your post states you are using Trimble GeoXT 3000 device with ArcPad w/GPScorrect ext and ArcGIS 10 w/GPS Analyst ext. What are the versions of ArcPad, GPScorrect & GPS Analyst? What is the GPS Firmware version on your GeoXT 3000 unit?  Please review Trimble Mapping & GIS Product Compatibility List for the compatible software versions of the applications you are using, http://trl.trimble.com/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-160913/MGIS_SprtNote_Product_Compatibility_170412.pdf.  Can you confirm you are running a compatible configuration among ArcGIS Desktop, ArcPad, GPS Analyst and GPScorrect extensions for the GPS Firmware installed on your Trimble GeoXT 3000 device? If everything is compatible according to Trimble matrix, I suggest submitting a support interaction with Esri Support so that you can work with an ArcPad analyst to troubleshoot this error further. Regards, Denise ... View more

Kayla, that is the document so thank you. Not sure why Forbidden Error message is being returned but glad you were able to make it accessible to others. Denise ... View more

Greg, Use the Repeat Attributes tool to have ArcPad populate the attribute information of any new feature you creating using the attribute information of a previously selected feature. In ArcPad Studio, the internal command is 'togglefeaturerepeat' and can be added to standard or custom ArcPad toolbar. Look at Quick Start Tutorial section of Customizing ArcPad Help (ArcPad Studio > Help) and work through Tree Inventory > Exercise 1-Toolbars. This exercise will introduce you to the basic techniques for creating custom toolbars and adding built-in and custom  tools. Cheers, Denise ... View more

Laura, in GPScorrect you should see the 'external antenna icon' when an external antenna is connected to the GeoXT 3000 receiver as described in the Trimble GPScorrect Getting Started Guide, pg68. [ATTACH=CONFIG]13245[/ATTACH] Also you can review the GPS Receiver status in GPScorrect > Receiver section. The options are: �?� Connected - The GPScorrect extension is connected to a GPS receiver, and the receiver is connected to a GPS antenna. The antenna icon also appears in the status bar. �?� Not connected - No antenna is connected. Use the Antenna Settings form in GPScorrect > Setup as described in GPScorrect Getting Started Guide, pg95. Hope this additional information is helpful, Denise ... View more

In addition to Hannah's post on GPS-enabled personal geodatabases, you must enable the Trimble GPS Analyst extension in BOTH ArcMap and ArcCatalog before you can utilize Trimble GPS Analyst toolbar in ArcMap. In ArcGIS Desktop 9.3.1 select Tools > Extensions and check the Trimble GPS Analyst check box in dialog window; In ArcGIS Desktop 10 select Customize > Extensions and check the Trimble GPS Analyst check box in dialog window; then close ArcMap/ArcCatalog to allow changes to take affect. [ATTACH=CONFIG]13241[/ATTACH] Please review GPS Analyst User Guide for more information on using this extension. Denise ... View more

Almar, Looks like you have found an issue with the 'caption' attribute for TABLEFORM, but I want to dig into it further. Hope to update you via Forums in next day or so. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Denise ... View more

Almar, The TABLEFORM element in an Edit form in ArcPad corresponds with the name of the related tables. Unfortunately the documentation for TABLEFORM is missing from ArcPad Studio 10 Help and has been logged as NIM079578; Add documentation for TABLEFORM element to ArcPad Studio Help. However the ArcPad Team has provided information on the  element: Forms for related tables are defined with a new <TABLEFORM> element. The <LISTFORM> allows the list view of related table rows to be customized. A <LISTVIEW> is a child of the <TABLEFORM> and supports the following attributes : <LISTVIEW visible="true|false"> - visible : defines if the related table rows for the speificied table wil be availble to the user or not. The <LISTVIEW> must contain one or more <COLUMN> definitions. The <COLUMN> definitions define which columns from the related table are shown in the list view. <LISTVIEW field="..." visible="true|false" caption="...." width="..."/> - field : The column name in the related table. - visible : Defines if the column is visible or not (default = "true") - caption : The title form the column in the list view. Default is name of field. - width : Width of column in pixels. Default is 50. Example of Lights <TABLEFORM> in Riverside sample data : [ATTACH=CONFIG]13201[/ATTACH]: <EDITFORM ....> <PAGE> ...controls.... </PAGE> ... other PAGE definitions .... <TABLEFORM name="Lights" caption="Lights" width="130" height="130"> <PAGE name="PAGE1" caption="Page 1"> <LABEL name="LABEL1" x="1" y="2" width="43" height="12" caption="Type" tooltip="" border="false"/> <EDIT name="TYPE" x="45" y="1" width="74" height="12" defaultvalue="" tooltip="" tabstop="true" border="true" field="TYPE"/> <LABEL name="LABEL2" x="1" y="16" width="43" height="14" caption="Installdate" tooltip="" border="false"/> <DATETIME name="INSTALLDATE" x="45" y="17" width="75" height="14" defaultvalue="" tooltip="" tabstop="true" border="true" field="INSTALLDATE"/> <LABEL name="LABEL3" x="1" y="32" width="43" height="12" caption="LightID" tooltip="" border="false"/> <EDIT name="LIGHTID" x="45" y="32" width="74" height="12" defaultvalue="" tooltip="" tabstop="true" border="true" field="LIGHTID"/> </PAGE> <LISTVIEW visible="true"> <COLUMN field="PoleID" visible="false" caption="PoleID" width="50"/> <COLUMN field="Type" visible="true" caption="Type" width="100"/> <COLUMN field="InstallDate" visible="false" caption="Installed" width="50"/> <COLUMN field="LightID" visible="true" caption="ID" width="50"/> </LISTVIEW> </TABLEFORM> </EDITFORM> Hoping this information is helpful, Denise ... View more

Andreas, When you performed the check out using Get Data For ArcPad wizard, did you check the checkbox 'Validate feature classes before checking out' on the Select Output Options panel? When checked, the geodatabase layers and features selected for check-out will be             validated before checking out. The validation process will stop at the first occurrence of             invalid data and report the invalid data. The invalid data should be corrected, and             the check-out process runs again (with the validate option checked) until no invalid data             is reported. All invalid data will need to be corrected in order to check out the layer. The validation occurs in the following sequence: Validate any subtypes. Validate any attribute rules (such as domains). Validate any network connectivity rules. Validate any relationship rules. Perform any custom validation (using optional class extensions). ArcPad requires that all data be valid according to the defined domains. Although the             validation process takes some time for larger datasets, it is highly recommended that you             validate your data when using Get Data For ArcPad for the first time. This will detect             and report any invalid data and provide you with an opportunity to correct the data. [ATTACH=CONFIG]13177[/ATTACH] This is similar to the behavior of Validate Features tool on ArcMap's Editor toolbar. Validate Features checks to ensure that all the attributes and  relationships are valid and gives you the opportunity to fix any issues  that violate the rules of your geodatabase. If all features are valid and you are still experiencing problems and current in ArcPad maintenance, please contact Esri Support and log a support interaction so you can speak with an ArcPad analyst. Regards, Denise ... View more

This idea is under consideration by the ArcPad Team for ArcPad 10.1 release. Please continue to submit your Ideas here and add "ArcPad" tag when categorizing as "Mobile GIS". Thank you ArcGIS Ideas Moderation Team ... View more

This idea is under consideration by the ArcPad Team for ArcPad 10.1 release. Please continue to submit your Ideas here and add "ArcPad" tag when categorizing as "Mobile GIS". Thank you ArcGIS Ideas Moderation Team ... View more

Hi Curt, What ArcGIS Mobile 10 Build do you have installed? ArcGIS Mobile 10 Update 4 Build 2550 is the latest update and can be downloaded from Customer Care Portal. Have you tried resetting the Juno, does GPS Averaging behavior still occur in ArcGIS Mobile after resetting the Juno? One diagnostic test to try is checking the GPS Averaging functionality in ArcPad as this will help identify whether it's software or hardware issue. Download ArcPad evaluation version and use the Find GPS utility in ArcPad (GPS Preferences) to determine the correct COM port,  baud rate, etc for the GPS receiver you are using. After opening ArcPad on the Juno ST handheld, select Options from Main toolbar > select  GPS Preferences to open GPS Preferences dialog window. In ArcPad GPS Preferences,  use the Find GPS functionality (search or �??binoculars�?� button) to search for the  right COM port and baud for your GPS receiver. [ATTACH=CONFIG]13100[/ATTACH] You need to make  sure that your GPS is connected and turned on so the Find GPS tool can detect  your GPS. The Port and Baud dropdown lists will be updated as the Find GPS tool  searches for a connected GPS. Once a GPS has been detected you will be prompted  to choose the GPS and use the corresponding settings. Then you can test GPS Averaging functionality by following instructions in these ArcPad Help topics, http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcpad/10.0/help/index.html#/GPS/00s10000001s000000/ http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcpad/10.0/help/index.html#/Steps_to_activate_your_GPS/00s100000104000000/ http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcpad/10.0/help/index.html#/GPS_Quality_Capture_and_Alerts_options/00s10000009w000000/ http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcpad/10.0/help/index.html#/Steps_to_create_point_features_with_a_GPS/00s1000000t6000000/ [ATTACH=CONFIG]13101[/ATTACH] If behavior is reproducible in ArcPad then it is likely hardware specific and you should submit support incident so you can work with mobile specialist to help resolve the issue. For information on Trimble Juno ST, please visit Trimble site for downloads and documentation. Cheers, Denise ... View more

Cam, what version of ArcPad are you using now? Denise ... View more