Latest Contributions by RobertBinckes

‎03-02-2012

Has anyone out there had to convert a GrADS dataset to rasters? I have not googled a straight forward solution. So far it looks like I need to download the GrADS software package and then use GrADS commands to write out the data to a NETCDF format. Once I get this in a NETCDF format, I have scripts to translate to raster dataset. Thanks, Bob

‎10-27-2011

Thanks for the reply. The problem was resolved when I downloaded the 64bit se_toolkit sp2. I was porting some scripts to a pure 64bit build... I thought 32 binaries would be ok, however maybe it is more important to match the toolkit with the ArcSDE build. -b

‎10-27-2011

Using the sdeping command as well as others and getting the following error. **************** Error executing command: [sdeping -i sde:sqlserver:p-srv-5,1433 -u fireintell -p kljk -D FireIntell] Stderr results: [['\r\n', 'ArcSDE 10.0 Connection Test Utility Wed Oct 26 14:22:59 2011\r\n', ' ------------------------------------------------------------------------\r\n', "Error: ArcSde Direct Connect driver release isn't compatible with ArcSde database instance release (-450)\r\n", '\r\n']] **************** I have installed SDE10 on both my SQL Server and ArcGis server and applied SP3. I am using se-toolkit binaries for arcgis10 sp2. sp3 not available, yet. Does anyone else have this problem? vangelo, are you planning to release a sp3 version of the toolkit? Thanks, -b

‎09-16-2011

Did you get the customlogo to work? Not happening for me. Thanks

‎07-01-2011

Hi Stuart, Thank you for the post. If you have control over what goes into the database, you can set datetime to UTC and stuff that into the DB and it will come out as expected. If you format the popup to show time, you will see the datatime will show previous day at your local offset from UTC (colorado is -6). The problem is that when you create a new datetime object the time is set 0000 hour. -b

‎05-30-2011

No resolution on this so far. -b

‎05-16-2011

When I have control over date and time, I will store it in our SDE database as UTC. Using the latest 2.3.1 library and viewer source code. I can configure a popup to show the date and time. This comes out as localtime which is cool. However sometimes I do not have control over the date and time going into the database, and a date/time of 05/16/2011 00:00:00 comes out as 05/15/2011 18:00:00 in the popup. I am only interested in having the correct Date (5/16/2011). Is there a configurable way to disable localtime conversion in the viewer? localtime="false" Thanks, Bob Fort Collins

‎11-01-2010

Here is what I did. featureLayer = "__featureLayer" # get the parameter aoiFeatureSet = arcpy.GetParameter(0) #convert featureset to featurelayer arcpy.MakeFeatureLayer_management(aoiFeatureSet,featureLayer) #set the symbology on the feature layer symbologyLayer = toolDataDir + "__AoiSymbology.lyr" arcpy.ApplySymbologyFromLayer_management (featureLayer, symbologyLayer) # Save feature layer to file ( not sure why this is needed, however could not do it in memory) arcpy.SaveToLayerFile_management(featureLayer, aoiLayerFilename, "ABSOLUTE") ... #use 'CURRENT' if running from arcmap, when published use MXD on disk mxd = arcpy.mapping.MapDocument("CURRENT") #open reference to data frame dataFrame = arcpy.mapping.ListDataFrames(mxd, "Layers")[0] ... #create layer object from layer file fLayer = arcpy.mapping.Layer(aoiLayerFilename) #add layer file to data frame arcpy.mapping.AddLayer(dataFrame, fLayer, "AUTO_ARRANGE") dataFrame.extent = fLayer.getExtent(True) That is it. -b

‎10-22-2010

You might try to add the path to the import prior to import. I have had funky stuff with python and arcgis. My new rule is to install python 2.6 prior to install any arcgis stuff. I think 2.6 is the flavor for arcgis 10 and you will also need numpy module installed as well. ___ import sys sys.path.append("C:\python26\Lib\site-packages\netCDF4") import netCDF4 ... -bob

‎08-24-2010

Update: Using gdal utility described below gdalinfo -hist raster.tif > out.txt will provide a histogram of values. I think from here I can use some other command line utilities to get it into a table. Task for tomorrow ...

‎08-24-2010

I have live raster data that is downloaded once a day from a ftp site. Using python, I insert the rasters into a catalog, 'sderaster.exe -o insert', and then publish the view of this catalog as a map service. Everything fine and ok. Besides looking at the raster image, there is a request on the table to draw a curve based on the VAT(value attributes table) of the raster data. Through Arcmap I can open the attributes and export to whatever, however I have not been successful in finding a solution to programatically export the VAT. Any ideas. Thanks, Bob

‎07-01-2010

Is it just me or has anyone else seen the World Imagery map service (102100) not available? Referencing it from an app, however if I go to samples cannot see it. http://help.arcgis.com/en/webapi/flex/samples/index.html Thanks, Bob

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GrADS to raster datasets

Re: se_toolkit binary sdeping not compatible with arcgis10 sp3

se_toolkit binary sdeping not compatible with arcgis10 sp3

Re: Business Analyst - Drive Time API

Re: Displaying date in popup shows as localtime.

Re: Displaying date in popup shows as localtime.

Displaying date in popup shows as localtime.

Re: arpy.mapping - extent of feature set?

Re: Unable to import Python module in ArcMap

Re: Programatically export VAT from Raster

Programatically export VAT from Raster

World Imagery Map Service -- Up/Down

Re: arpy.mapping - extent of feature set?