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Nov 6 |
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The remote server returned an error: NotFound isn't your ArcGIS Server logging any errors during the request? Also, a request this long should be made asynchronously and its status checked using something like checkJobStatus (JS API). Then you shouldn't see the same timeout |
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Nov 6 |
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ArcGIS 10.1 crashes when a button in an addin invokes GDAL DLL through SWIG CSharp wrapper I don't have my ArcMap machine right now but I think debugged add-ins might be extracted to C:\Users\<name>\Local Settings\ESRI\DesktopX.X\AssemblyCache. Also, count your blessings - my ArcMap 10.1 crashes before it even loads :( |
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Oct 30 |
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ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown solution added below |
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Oct 30 |
accepted | ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown |
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Oct 30 |
answered | ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown |
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Oct 29 |
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ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown I've submitted a bug report for this to ESRI, I'll update my question when I get a response |
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Oct 26 |
answered | Why can't the breakpoint be “hit” when debugging an ArcGIS 10 Add-In? |
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Oct 25 |
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ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown I now have a small test application that replicates the error. The application is in the AMD vein (perhaps this is part of the problem) so I can't dump the whole thing on a JS Fiddle. There are only three files (around 5k unzipped). If you are still interested in seeing this is there anywhere conveinent I can pass it to you? |
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Oct 25 |
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Is ArcMap 10.0 Query Layer passing invalid SQL to Oracle 11gR2? Unfortunately this doesn't help the problem |
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Oct 25 |
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ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown Yes I was thinking Idd have to put together a stripped-down example that just shows this problem, I'll work on it. Hopefully this slim version will work great and highlight my problem, but if it still causes problems I'll let you know |
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Oct 24 |
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ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown The sample you linked to is the one I referenced in my question. I'm really not doing anything fundamentally different - using the argument from a graphics event, with an action and some basic options in the activate method. However something is still not working, so I assume it's related to how my map is configured. Unfortunately the error doesn't provide any idea where to start investigating |
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Oct 24 |
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ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown Thanks Derek but that is how I'm combining the actions. I get the same problem if I only use EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE on their own. Perhaps anything that requires the dotted lines and vertices shown on the Graphics Layer? |
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Oct 24 |
asked | ArcGIS JS API Edit Toolbar permits MOVE but not EDIT_VERTICES or ROTATE - JavaScript error thrown |
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Oct 24 |
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ArcSDE 10.1 no longer needed? if you have a single server ArcGIS Server license but need ArcSDE running on a separate database server this can massively increase licensing costs, as ArcSDE is only licensed as part of ArcGIS Server. You might get a brand new server with beefier hardware for less than an additional AGS license. |
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Oct 24 |
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ArcSDE 10.1 no longer needed? @blah238 this is something new - before 10.1 you couldn't configure an enterprise geodatabase without first installing ArcSDE as a separate component. |
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Oct 19 |
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Querying intersecting areas areas - Oracle Locator or Spatial? right, I think the difference between SDO_GEOM.RELATE and SDO_RELATE is that .RELATE is more sophisticated - it tells you the spatial relationship between any number of geometries and 1 test geometry. _RELATE only returns a yes/no indicating if any number of features match the relationship you explicitly identifed, e.g. 'anyinteract'. Compare the results provided for the docs' examples on each function and you can see the difference. The problem you originally described only requires _RELATE so it's Locator friendly |
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Oct 18 |
accepted | In osm2pgsql how is the planet_osm_roads table populated? |
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Oct 18 |
asked | In osm2pgsql how is the planet_osm_roads table populated? |
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Oct 17 |
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Integrating a Canadian WMS with ArcServer can your web site person provide more information about what is going on? Are you trying to consume the linked WMS within your Flex application? If this is the case the problem has little to do with your ArcGIS Server. Mapperz is assuming that you are using ArcGIS Server to cascade an external WMS so that your Flex application only pulls maps from your server. Can you clarify? |
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Oct 17 |
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GeoServer pregeneralized layers not working as expected did you try the GeoServer users forum? osgeo-org.1560.n6.nabble.com/GeoServer-User-f3786390.html It's very helpful and you'll often get feedback from the developers themselves. They might start by suggesting you move to 2.2, now stable. |
