Latest Contributions by ShaunConway

‎11-02-2017

We're hard at working getting the Android version ready for release. Are you by chance already a member of our beta community? You can help us ensure that we have the best available product on release and that your workflows will be supported. For more information, please visit this blog article describing on how to join the beta: https://community.esri.com/message/691966-android-explorer-beta-release-signup-and-install-information

‎05-22-2017

Hello Everyone, We have an app put together in Web AppBuilder. It contains a secure service. When we have the app configured to not use a proxy, the print widget works fine with the secure service. No issues. However, if we enable the proxy, the secure service functions well with all the other widgets, but it doesn't seem to be playing nice with the print widget. It errors out with the following response (looking at the network tab in firefox's inspect element) If I compare the parameters being passed in both situations, I find that when the proxy is not enabled and the user is forced to login, the parameters passed to the print service include a token whereas the parameters with the proxy enabled fail to include a token for the print service. Any ideas on how to get the print widget to work with a secure service when a proxy is being used?

‎10-18-2017

You can try to print the response of the request prior to parsing it or even accessing the text file generated to make sure that it contains the response you expect. The urllib module is a default, standard library included with the installation of Python for Server and ArcMap. You need to make sure you import the module prior to using it.

‎10-27-2015

We have a service that is secured within AGS. AGS is using windows authentication as the user store and ArcGIS Server built in as the role store. We are accessing the service through a web adaptor that sits outside our firewall with windows authentication enabled. We are able to add the feature service to an AGOL map, but we are receiving the following error: Is it not possible to edit a secure service within AGOL? We are trying to create an AGOL map to use Collector for ArcGIS. We need to edit directly in our database (feature service) and to have the service secured. Any help would be greatly appreciated. We are an ArcGIS 10.2.2 shop.

‎10-04-2016

I have the exact same versions installed and the server upload just works. What error message do you see in the event log? That might give some hint.

‎11-03-2016

Thanks for the reply Darren. I run the .esriaddin file to install this. The Add in shows up in the Add Ins Manager but it does not exist in Extensions. Here is the code. It works just fine in the ArcMap immediate window. Time delay is there as I have seen other postings where people mentioned things may not run on the startup method if ArcMap has not fully loaded. This has been pretty frustrating as testing has consisted of run it, nothing happens so start guessing. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. import arcpy import pythonaddins import time class messagebox(object): """Implementation for MsgBox_addin.messagebox (Extension)""" def __init__(self): # For performance considerations, please remove all unused methods in this class. self.enabled = True def startup(self): time.sleep(15) return pythonaddins.MessageBox("fake fake fake", "TEST", 0)

‎05-25-2016

Geri, Not sure if you ever got this resolved or not, but we recently ran into an issue with our contours not downloading. Turned out to be an issue with the number of vertices. We generalized our data (at .05' tolerance) and it cleared up our issue. The other option was to host the data on AGOL which of course consumes credits. Thanks, Shaun

‎10-20-2015

If you have a total count and are looping thru the process, you can always use a simple arcpy.AddMessage to keep track. This isn't as clean as trying to get something in the process/status area, but it works if you look a the messages in the result tab. Nothing fancy, but it will give you some indication of progress. import arcpy ws = r'C:\test\New File Geodatabase.gdb' arcpy.env.workspace = ws lstFC = arcpy.ListFeatureClasses() # modify this for your FC type, as needed cntTotal = len(lstFC) print("{0} FC to process".format(cntTotal)) # use arcpy.AddMessage in script instead of print cntRemain = cntTotal for fc in lstFC: # do somethin here print(fc) cntRemain -= 1 print("{0} of {1} remaining".format(cntRemain, cntTotal))

‎03-14-2018

A few years later and this issue popped up again with Build 370. This time I was able to stumble upon a solution. For this single use who was not being able to authenticate, we stripped the domain from his login name and it worked. All other users can only authenticate with domain included, but this one individual is the exception. For example, "domain\username" fails, but "username" authenticates correctly. Hope this helps anyone who stumbles across the same issue.

‎07-30-2015

It's working great. Thanks for all of the hard work and assistance.

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Latest Contributions by ShaunConway

Re: Explorer for ArcGIS - Android Update?

Web AppBuilder for Developers Print Widget and Proxy

Re: Publish python script as geoprocessing service using a locator service

Editing secure AGS Feature Services in AGOL Map Viewer

Re: Cannot share project to server

Re: openDocument (self) not firing

Re: Datasets failing to download

Re: arcpy add-in progress bar

Re: ArcGIS for AutoCAD (350) - Authentication Fails

Re: Datasets not available after download