Running ImageBlender on another webserver.

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01-12-2011 12:33 AM
BabbageOcelot
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Hello all,

a question about ImageBlender -- we're aiming to run this as a standalone service on our webserver, not our arcgis server. I'm probably making a blindingly obvious error, but I can't get the SimpleService in the background to run properly -- it's reporting a null reference exception in imageBlender.BlendImageList, with all params being passed looking good. Testing on my local machine:
//OutputPath and OutputUrl must be the same folder
        //Use this if it the project is on a machine with ArcGIS Server
        imageBlender.OutputPath = "C:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\images\\"; //recommend  to use arcgis server output folder
        imageBlender.OutputUrl = "http://localhost/images/";//change [servername] to server name

Unfortunately the InnerException also reveals nothing.

Complied with VS2010, running as per instructions at http://gissc.services.officelive.com/imageblender.aspx.

Any suggestions appreciated!
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gisscconsulting
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Currently the tool only runs on a machine with ArcGIS Server since the tool is so integrated with AGS Server.
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HexiangHuang
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excuse me for this question, how can I call this asp function from a html page? Do you have any examples for this tool?thanks.
Currently the tool only runs on a machine with ArcGIS Server since the tool is so integrated with AGS Server.
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BabbageOcelot
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Currently the tool only runs on a machine with ArcGIS Server since the tool is so integrated with AGS Server.

Thanks for the reply -- I've since installed a test version on the arcgis server, which works perfectly 🙂
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AlfredPena
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From http://gissc.services.officelive.com/imageblender.aspx
it states: "Use the right output path depends on whether this project is on a machine with ArcGIS Server or not" and "This utility does not require ArcGIS server"

It seems the above is incorrect. Hopefully, this will be corrected on the website to help avoid people wasting some time trying to get it to work on a server that does not have ArcGIS server installed.
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gisscconsulting
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Yes, it is required to be installed insider ArcGIS Server Machine.
The site is updated to current. thanks

GISSC
GIS Software Consulting
http://gissc.services.officelive.com/default.aspx
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gisscconsulting
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Please refer to this link for latest information

http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=81224fec1c3c47149b4d07c3c9b8027d
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