Latest Contributions by AsparuhKamburov

‎08-04-2019

I have an ArcGIS Portal 10.7.1 and a federated ArcGIS Server 10.7.1 with configured hosting server. Since the first installation I have difficulties to maintain a stable and constant publishing of feature layer (hosted) from within the Portal interface (e.g. Add Content/From my computer/Shapefile). I have identified the following common cases when the problem occurs: After server machine (Windows Server 2016) restart (e.g. after OS updates); After changes in the Organization members (e.g. password changes, disabling members, changing item ownership); After Windows Firewall restarts. ONe of the last cases was for some reason the initial administrator account couldn't publish hosted layers, however the other members (publisher role) could. I created a new admin portal member, which had no problems to publish hosted layers. This morning I found my server machine restarted (maybe due to power fault or something other unexpected). As I expected, now I cannot publish hosted layers again. All the times so far it is always the same type of error: I use an administrator OS account with access to the ArcGIS installation folders, service folders (e.g. arcgisserver; arcgisportal). Strangely, but I can publish from within ArcGIS Pro without problems - either as Web Maps or as Web Layers - copied or referenced. I also tried to validate the Server within Portal. It give a green tick (validated), however I explored the debug logs in Server, and the following appears: Is this a problem of some TOKEN that vanishes after changes in the system? Is there a procedure, e.g. command line utility program or something else that can help restart this service. Or maybe some lock files are written somewhere and they forbid access to the GPServer after any change in the OS settings. I tried to restart Portal, Server and DataStore services in Windows Server, but the problem persists. I really cannot figure out why this service crashes in various cases. Thank you for your help! Asparuh Kamburov

‎07-04-2017

Hello, Sathya. Thank you for your efforts to resolve this. However, I rebuilt the App using the cloud-based App Builder (AppStudio for ArcGIS BASIC license), and when submitted the app to the Apple Store for review, the same rejection answer appears: __________________________________________________ "Jul 3, 2017 at 7:01 PM From Apple 4. 2 Design: Minimum Functionality Guideline 4.2.1 - Design - Minimum Functionality Your app has the UIFileSharingEnabled key set to true in the Info.plist, but the Documents folder includes files and folders not intended for file sharing. Next Steps To resolve this issue, please move all files that are not intended for user access via the file sharing feature to another part of your app's sandbox. When file sharing is enabled, the entire Documents folder is used for file sharing. Next Steps If your app does not require the file sharing feature, please set the UIFileSharingEnabled key in the Info.plist to false." _______________________________________________________________ I do not what to do... I made a brand new MapTour app with a single MapTour, in which I disabled all sharing options, but the same answer is sent from Apple. By the way, when I download the App using AppSudio for Desktop, I can see that the EXTERNAL STORAGE capability is by default ON, whilst it needs to be OFF... The SAME app has absolutely no problem to be uploaded and tested in Android! Can you set the EXTERNAL STORAGE to be OFF by default in the cloub builder for the MapTour Template, as apparently this is a problem for the app to be uploaded to Apple Store? Regards, Asparuh

‎06-12-2017

Hello, Hannah. I am using the AppStudio Basic License and the cloud build mode to create a MapTour App. All is well, and the app is approved on the Google Play Store. The problem is, that the iTunes Connect platform, where I try to upload the .ipa build, rejects it, stating "please set the UIFileSharingEnabled key in the Info.plist to false". I am not able to do this in Basic License mode. Does this mean that the cloud AppStudio builder sets by default this key to "TRUE". How can this be changed to "FALSE"? Does this mean, that every cloud build of MapTour app cannot be uploaded to iTunes Connect platform because of this setting? Thank you very much for your response.

‎10-18-2010

ArcToolbox -> Data Management Tools -> Raster -> Raster Dataset -> Mosaic To New Raster Yep, that works fine. Thanks a lot!

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Publishing feature layer (hosted) in ArcGIS Portal not working (due to invalid token?)

Re: UIFileSharingEnabled for iOS - how to enable this using App Studio?

Re: UIFileSharingEnabled for iOS - how to enable this using App Studio?

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