Latest Contributions by CalvinLietz

‎01-13-2021

Hi Zachary, Can you try dropping the variable names in those boxes? For example: -Calvin

‎01-13-2021

Hi Bob, If you browse to the REST endpoint of the image service, you should see the OGC capabilities listed in the upper left-hand corner. As for through the API, I couldn't find anything exposing the extensions in :6443/arcgis/rest/services/serviceName/ImageServer. However, if you look in the admin services directory, there is a parameter "extensions" that lists out all of the extensions exposed on the image service. This would be formatted: "admin/services/serviceName.ImageServer?f=pjson" -Calvin

‎01-13-2021

Hi Jose, Is your Server federated with Portal? If so, Portal should take over the authentication for the feature service. If not, then you can be presented with the option to store credentials with the item when you add the feature service as an item to your Portal content. See Connect to secure services for more information. -Calvin

‎01-13-2021

Hi Adam, If you run a geoprocessing service published to ArcGIS Server, it uses Python libraries that come pre-installed with the ArcGIS Server installation, not anything from ArcGIS Pro. Additionally, it uses licenses assigned to the ArcGIS Server site, not a license configured with ArcGIS Pro or any other desktop client. Take a look at the functionality matrix for more information. You can find the version of Python used by ArcGIS Pro from Settings -> Python in the ArcGIS Pro interface. The Python Package Manager lists the versions of all packages currently installed in your environment. The Python version matrix for ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Server can be found here. Hope this helps! -Calvin

‎01-12-2021

Hi Brittaney. What method did you use to copy the items? If you used arcgis.gis.Item.copy, then the following applies: "For layers, copy will create a new item that uses the URL as a reference. For non-layer based items, these will be copied and the exact same data will be provided." If you want to create new, non-dependent layers, then the arcgis.gis.ContentManager.clone_items method is your best bet. "Clone content to the GIS by creating new items." If you go this route, be sure to preserve the relationship between different items (e.g. feature layers in a web map) by following the example outlined here. An easy way to see if an item you cloned/copied is separate from the original is to go the Item Details page and scroll down to view the URL of the item. If the URLs are the same, then they are in fact the same item. -Calvin

‎01-11-2021

Hi Kirk, The .geodatabase file type is a SQLite geodatabase used for runtime applications, such as Collector for ArcGIS. The Make Query Layer geoprocessing tool is looking for a .sde database connection file, such as the one generated from the Create Database Connection geoprocessing tool. -Calvin

‎01-07-2021

Hi Alexander, Do you have an ArcGIS Server site with the Image Server role? In order to publish raster elevation surfaces, this is a requirement: https://www.esri.com/content/dam/esrisites/en-us/media/brochures/arcgis-enterprise-functionality-matrix.pdf -Calvin

‎01-05-2021

What do you mean by "not hosted or referenced"? If you click the database icon next to the service in Server Manager, what tab is highlighted?

‎01-05-2021

It looks like the dataset was inadvertently published as a hosted feature service rather than a referenced feature service. I would recommend you run through the publishing workflow again, using the parameters specified in your above screenshot, and confirm that the service appears as "Referenced". If this is the case, then the edits should be dynamic as expected.

‎01-05-2021

Based on your above screenshot, that looks like you are publishing the data as a referenced feature service. My only note of caution would be if the data source is not registered with ArcGIS Server. then you may see a warning at the time of publishing indicating that says the data will instead be copied to the server. A good way to check if an existing service is hosted, copied, or referenced is to go to the Server Manager page. If the service is in the "Hosted" folder, it is a hosted service. If the service is another folder it is not hosted. Further, you can click the database icon to see if the service is referenced or copied.

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Re: Create Replica geometry parameter is invalid

Re: REST API- how to determine if WMS and WCS are exposed on image service?

Re: How to open secured rest api URL in web map without prompt for authentication

Re: what version does ArcGIS Server use regarding arcpy/Pro/Map ?

Re: Copying an AGO item to different user

Re: How to Make a Query Layer for Sqlite?

Re: Published Elevation Layer does not cointain elevation data

Re: Changes to SDE data Not Showing in Portal Hosted Feature Layer

Re: Changes to SDE data Not Showing in Portal Hosted Feature Layer

Re: Changes to SDE data Not Showing in Portal Hosted Feature Layer