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‎08-29-2017

Fantastic!

‎08-17-2017

Hi Mark, Thanks for the feedback. Re: your point about what was said at the user conference: I think you misconstrued my statement. I did not mean to imply that you had to publish to Portal for ArcGIS. "A portal" was meant as a product-agnostic term speaking to either your ArcGIS Enterprise (using Portal for ArcGIS) environment,or "a portal" set up using ArcGIS Online. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for up-voting the "publish direct to ArcGIS Server" idea. Best, Mike

‎08-17-2017

Hi! It depends on the portal you're connected to. If you're using ArcGIS Enterprise (leveraging Portal for ArcGIS) it would be your org's on premesis servers and/or the server space you're using through AWS/Azure/Whomever. If you're connected to an ArcGIS Online org. as your portal then it would be hosted on Esri's servers. Best, Mike

‎08-17-2017

Hi Steve, I was perusing some of our ArcGIS Pro threads when I ran across your post. Thanks for taking the time to mention your "wish-list"! Like Robert, I'm an Esri instructor and, as such, am generally not privvy to the when/why of decisions made on the development teams. That said, I wanted to address a potential solution to one of your suggestions: Quote "A standard tool bar that is always up where we can add tools to and has some standard buttons like zoom". Have you considered customizing the quick-access toolbar to create your own standard toolbar? In ArcGIS Pro you can right-click most any UI element and choose the option to "Add to Quick-Access Toolbar". This allows you to add tools for pan/zoom/identify (just add the Explore tool to the toolbar), etc. in a location that is accessible regardless of the tab in which you're working. See these screenshots for an example. Image 1. Location of Quick-access toolbar Image 2. Right-click Explore tool > Add to Quick Access Toolbar Image 3. Quick-access toolbar now contains Explore tool Here's a screenshot of the toolbar w/ the add basemap, add data, select by rectangle, Geoprocessing pane (toolbox + GP tool search in one), modelbuilder, convert from 2D to 3D, and share project package functionality added just as an example of a more robust toolbar. Hope this helps! Cheers, Mike

‎07-19-2017

To Rebecca's comment: You can only publish to A portal with ArcGIS Pro..That means you can publish to ArcGIS Online or to ArcGIS Enterprise. That said, Rebecca is correct that you cannot publish directly to ArcGIS Server from ArcGIS Pro. You'll need to have some portal (ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise) to share to. Best, Mike

‎08-30-2016

This three-day course introduces the ArcGIS platform and how it can address common organizational challenges. The course begins with a look at how a team can prepare and organize the various data sources that will be used to create web layers and, in turn, web maps. The course then moves to the creation of web apps and an explanation of their value. Students will be exposed to the process of analyzing data and presenting the results using some of the ArcGIS apps for the office. The course ends with a couple of lessons on field operations using the ArcGIS apps for the field. Lesson 1: ArcGIS Platform Video: ArcGIS Platform Overview Video: Web GIS: Server and Online: Portal for ArcGIS: An Introduction Video: ArcGIS online: The Mapping Platform for Your Organization from UC 2016 Documentation ArcGIS Enterprise Product Page Documentation: What is Portal for ArcGIS? Documentation: Portal for ArcGIS- Get started Documentation: ArcGIS geoinformation model Lesson 2: Preparing data Documentation: ArcGIS Online- Types of Layers Documentation: Add layers to ArcGIS Online Tutorial: Add a layer from a CSV file Resource: ArcGIS Blog- Excel Tips for ArcGIS Online Documentation: Feature Collections Documentation: CSV, TXT, and GPX Files Documentation: ArcGIS Online- About hosted web layers (includes publishing) Documentation: ArcGIS Pro- Share a package Documentation: ArcGIS Pro- Sharing a Web Map Tutorial: ArcGIS Pro- Share a Web Map Web Course: Getting Started with ArcGIS Pro Lesson 3: Finding data Documentation: ArcGIS Online- Item details Documentation: ArcGIS Online- Use search (includes advanced search strings) Documentation: ArcGIS Online- Share items Documentation: ArcGIS Online- Best practices for sharing Resource: ArcGIS Blog- Tips for using tags effectively Documentation: What is a group? (includes joining, creating, and owning) Resource: ArcGIS Blog- Using ArcGIS Online Groups effectively Lesson 4: Creating maps Documentation: What is a web map? Documentation: Make your first map Web Course: Learn ArcGIS- Fight Child Poverty with Demographic Analysis Web Course: Learn ArcGIS - Symbolization and Classification Documentation: ArcGIS Online layers Documentation: ArcGIS Online: Change Style Documentation: Configure Pop-ups Resource: Learn ArcGIS Lesson- Configure Pop-ups Documentation: ArcGIS Online Create Labels Documentation: Living Atlas and the ArcGIS Platform Lesson 5: Creating web apps Documentation: Portal for ArcGIS- Configurable application templates Video: Getting the Most Out of ArcGIS Web App Templates Documentation: Choose a configurable app Web Course: Learn ArcGIS- Get started with configurable apps Resource: Story Maps Product Site Video: UC 2016- How to tell your story using Esri’s storytelling apps Video: Getting the most out of ArcGIS Configurable Web Apps at UC 2016 Documentation: Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Resource: Get Started with Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS (live training seminar) Resource: ArcGIS Blog- Clarifying 3 questions about Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Video: Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS: Building Apps with No Coding Lesson 6: Analyzing data Documentation: ArcGIS Online- Perform Analysis Documentation: ArcGIS Online- Use the analysis tools Video: Introduction to Using Spatial Analysis in ArcGIS Online from UC 2016 Web Course: Spatial Analysis with ArcGIS Online Web Course: Gain Geographic Insight with ArcGIS Online Analysis Tools Documentation: ArcGIS Desktop-Analytics Case Studies Lesson 7: Using business systems Resource: ArcGIS Maps for Office GeoNet site Resource: ArcGIS Maps for Office Product Site Documentation: About ArcGIS Maps for Office (Design and Use Maps) Documentation: ArcGIS Maps for Office: FAQ Video: ArcGIS Maps for Office: Your maps in Excel and PowerPoint from UC 2016 Lesson 8: Capturing field data & Lesson 9: Monitoring field data Resource: Collector for ArcGIS Product Page Documentation: Collector for ArcGIS Resource: Tutorial: Create and share a map for data collection Resource: Learn ArcGIS Lesson-Manage a Mobile Workforce Resource: Navigator for ArcGIS Product Page Documentation: Navigator for ArcGIS Documentation: Navigator for ArcGIS- Guided tour Documentation: Navigator for ArcGIS-Integrate w/ Collector Video: Navigator for ArcGIS Resource: Operations Dashboard Product Page Documentation: Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS Video: Operations Dashboard for ArcGIS: Monitor Your Operations at UC 2016 Resource: Workforce for ArcGIS Product Page Documentation: Workforce for ArcGIS Video: Workforce for ArcGIS at UC 2016 Web Course: Workforce for ArcGIS- Live training seminar Resource: Workforce for ArcGIS- Create your first assignment Resource: Workforce for ArcGIS- Complete your first assignment Video: Optimizing Field Operations with ArcGIS Apps from UC 2016

‎08-22-2016

Yep, thanks Dan.

‎08-12-2016

Hi Scott, Am I missing the link to the group? I can't see seem to find it on the site mentioned in the link above. Cheers, Mike

‎05-18-2016

FYI, there's a new Esri Training course that speaks to many of the pieces of your initial question. Might be of interest to some of you. Esri Training | Deploying Portal for ArcGIS Cheers, Mike

‎05-18-2016

You can share your data as a map package (in ArcMap: File >Share As> Map Package). This map package will include a copy of your .mxd , all the layers in your Table Of Contents (& their symbology properties), & copies of the layers' source data in a single file geodatabase. The map package cannot be viewed in ArcGIS Online, it can merely be shared/stored there. Other users can download it and use it in ArcGIS for Desktop

‎05-12-2016

Here's a great live training seminar (1-hr) regarding Add-ins & ArcGIS Pro: http://training.esri.com/Courses/ts_ProSDK/player.cfm? Cheers, Mike

‎04-28-2016

Jordan, Yes, Web AppBuilder requires an ArcGIS Online organizational account. Good luck! Cheers, Mike

‎04-28-2016

Hi, You will need to specify the URL to your organizational account's portal, not the ArcGIS for Developers URL. This is something you defined during the initial set up of your developer account or ArcGIS for Personal Use account. An appropriate URL would have the following structure : https://myportal.maps.arcgis.com where "myportal" would be unique to you or your organization. Hope this helps. Cheers, Mike

‎05-22-2015

Nice Gregory, thanks!

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