Latest Contributions by Arne_Gelfert

Anyone come across this lately?  ExecuteError: ERROR 001426: Failed to retrieve the job status from hosted services. Failed to execute (UploadServiceDefinition). I see  some older posts (2019) but nothing more recent. Just spun up a new test environment for Enterprise 11.3. Trying to get some services published in batch via arcpy using Pro 3.3. Seems to all be working but I still end up with this error. When I check, I see it successfully  created both an item in Portal and a service at REST endpoint for my federated server. So is this merely some timeout thing with status or something I need to investigate further? Weird thing is that the machine isn't actually configured as hosting machine as the error suggests.  ... View more

Simple question(s) alert !  (Although some of you may find it vague or missing more detailed code. Unfortunately, I cannot paste all my code here.) Why would hitTest() only return basemap hits as a result when I have several layers in my map? Do layers from a webmap brought into your app as Portal item work differently from those that are added as layers (Featurelayer/MapImageLayer) via URL? I recently started transitioning from JSAPI 3.x (WAB-DE stuff) to 4.x (4.30) and might be stuck in some legacy way of thinking. When I do this: view.on("click", (event)=> { view.hitTest(event).then((response) => { // Hoping for some results from the layers in the map // but response.results include only the basemap. console.log(response.results.length) // = 1 }); });   When I try with options, and specifically list one of the layers in the map, I get the same result. view.on("click", (event)=> { opts = { include: interesting_layer}; view.hitTest(event,opts).then((response) => { //Hoping for some results from the layers in the map; //But no! console.log(response.results.length) // still = 1 }); });   Where does interesting_layer come from? I currently loop through webmap layers once view has loaded and assign some names to key layers I want to interact with later. var interesting_layer; view.when(function() { //The following is another simplified version of what's actually //defined in another function elsewhere webmap.layers.forEach(lyr => { if (lyr.title == 'layer_of_interest') { interesting_layer = lyr } });    ... View more

Is there a way to capture the version or full build number of ArcGIS Pro during install? Currently the build number does not help identify the actual version. Example: ArcGIS Pro gets upgraded from 2.9.x to 2.9.6 but in Windows (Apps/Features) it still shows up as Build 2.9.32739, without a version. Makes it really hard to monitor what versions are installed across a large number of machines with things like SCCM. Only work-around is by script and grabbing the version from arcpy.GetInstallInfo() rather than the Build Number. But why doesn't a combination of both get captured? Registry shows: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Updates\2.9_0_6: Name: ArcGIS Pro 2.9 Patch 6 (2.9.6)   ... View more