Geoprocessor
Geoprocessor
I am completely stuck. I am trying to display data retrieved from the following GP. "http://kars.ku.edu/arcgis/rest/services/Geoprocessing/PointImpactEstimatorTask/GPServer/PointImpactEstimator" (Data is in
I am able to select the features but not display the geometry for any of the three outputs. I get all the attributes and it zooms to the feature but no geometry or selection highlight.
Can someone help me figure out what I am doing wrong with a .xaml file. I have no problem displaying data from other sources but this GP is driving me insane!
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I tried running the geoprocessing tool with the default parameters but it keeps failing so I don't know for sure if there are polygons coming back in each output parameter. I also don't know what you've tried but the following should work. Also make sure the polygon coordinates are coming back in the right projection. I spent an entire day trying to get my construction projects to show when I finally found them in France instead of the US. Discovered another ArcGIS Server bug, if the information was created with an LRS in a different projection than the map projection, ArcGIS server would only send back the coordinates from the base LRS, not the map coordinates.
brian
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Thank you for the reply.
I was able to get the graphic to show up by doing a parallelforeach<graphic> with external command "AddMarkup" for each geometry. The graphics display in the correct spot in Kansas too so it wasn't the projection.
I don't understand why I can't get the features from the GP to highlight though. I can identify them in the table of contents and zoom to them but not highlight them with the mouse over. If I do the exact same process with the results from a querytask I can highlight data. There has to be some bug happening when going from gp.featureset to the selection that doesn't allow the geometry to be passed along as a highlight. Sigh...
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I solved my problem by writing the results of the GP to an SDE feature class with a user attribute and database trigger to delete the previous results on the next insert for the user. Now I can query the service to retun query task results. It's probably better this way anyways. Allows greater control when symbolizing and labeling the output.
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