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I've marked this question as answered as I've came up with a better solution to my issue than using the GeoProcessing service. Thank you for your time.
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05-22-2020
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Hi Michael, I just checked this and it doesn't appear that the request URL is asking for different parameters as I just made a post request with Postman and the parameters are the same.
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05-21-2020
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Alright, so I've figured out the "Area_of_Interest" parameter, but now I'm having issues with the "Layers_to_Clip" parameter. I'm passing a list of GeoprocessingStrings here: extractDataParameters.Inputs.Add("Layers_to_Clip", new GeoprocessingMultiValue<GeoprocessingString>(geoprocessingStrings)); So geoprocessingStrings is the list of GeoprocessingStrings and I am getting the string containing the layer name when I check the list, but I am still getting an error when I try to create the job and get the results as the HTTP request says "Invalid value for parameter 'Layers_to_Clip". Could someone help with this issue?
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05-21-2020
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I'm using the Extract Data Geoprocessing service at this link: Extract Data Task (HomelandSecurity/Incident_Data_Extraction) I've created a GeoprocessingTask and I've added the GeoprocessingParameters for "Layers_to_Clip" and "Feature_Format". I'm struggling with trying to determine what I need to provide for the "Area_of_Interest" parameter as I can get the geometry from my GraphicsOverlay, but I don't know how to turn the geometry into a GPFeatureRecordSetLayer as referred to in the service as this no longer exists to my knowledge in the newest version of the SDK. Any help would be appreciated. Link to the code I'm referring to: https://paste.ofcode.org/uAnZfzTNUUcuMaCBYnLFS
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