Latest Contributions by DonCaviness

Only issue I'm seeing is what Rene pointed out about only exporting what has been downloaded.  This is something I need to get around.  For example if I have a table with 2793 records, only the first 1000 get exported.  Now if i scroll through the table, then all 2793 records get exported because now all records have been downloaded to the client but that is something I can't ask the user to do each time when they want to export the table.  How can I get around this using this method? ... View more

Thanks guys! I knew there had to be  a simplier way of doing this.  I had come up with a solution but it was a bit hacky, this is much cleaner. I will give it a try in my app. Yue, you said to view the live demo in Chrome.  Why is that? Will the functionality not work in other browsers or is it just jsbin? ... View more

Looking at that repo, I'm have no idea how to even begin to try to implement it in my application.  There isn't a very clear example there.  Any suggestion? ... View more

Yes that is exactly what I'm attempting to do.  I was aware the featureTable does not have the export capability (would be a fantastic addition) and that I would need to write a custom piece.  That is what my original question was for. I will look at the sample in the link you posted to see if that is something that can work in my application. In the mean time, has anyone been able to figure out a way to do this? ... View more

Thanks but this is not a path I'm interesting in going down.  I'm not looking to clip and ship the data.  I'm just wanting to export out the featureTable to a CSV file. In my application I have a featureTable similar to the table in this example Using FeatureTable | ArcGIS API for JavaScript .  I do not have my application formatted like this example, but I am using the featureTable dijit. ... View more

I've attempted to publish an mxd to ArcGIS Server 10.1, only to find that a layer I've created with the 'Make Query Table' tool throws a 'Layer's data source is not supported' error. Is there no support for publishing this to a service? I'm using the make query table tool to publish a layer with a one-to-many relationship (one point, joined to many records). This join works perfectly in ArcMap. I'm not sure if there's a way around this or if its just not possible to do this, documentation on this is lacking. Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated. Any luck with this?  I am trying to do the same thing.  I have created a layer from the 'Make Query Table' tool that is working like it should, I just can't publish to server.  I have attempted creating the same layer with the 'Make Query Layer' tool and the 'Add Query Layer' tool under the 'Add Data' option ( both can be published to Server but neither return the same results as the 'Make Query Table' Tool.  Any advice on this? ... View more

@John I reviewed the proxy.config file in notepad++ and it appears that everything looks good.  Also, I have tried to set up the proxy locally as well as on networks outside of my local network.  The error I am receiving stays consistent. Are there any tricks to setting up a proxy page to work within my application?  I have embedded the proxy in my application as  well as followed the steps laid out by Esri for setting up a proxy via IIS. ... View more

I have tried what you have mentioned with little success.  What I usually get is "Proxy.config file does not exist at application root, or is not readable."  The proxy.config file is located in the same directory that the proxy.ashx file is located in.  What would be blocking access to this file?  I have tried hosting the proxy page in several different locations/servers and this is the consistent error. ... View more

I am running into a similar issue trying make a call to my print service through the proxy page.  I am getting the 500 error when I watch the traffic via fiddler.  What could be causing this issue? ... View more

Once I learned this is a known bug with ESRI, we came up with a klugy work-around. Since we only needed to print secure services within our building, our solution was to: 1) Add specific DENY rules to our external firewall for the services we needed to print.   2) Using the siteadmin app, unsecure the services we needed to print.  3) Now printing works fine. The firewall rules make it so only users inside the building can get to the services.  Since that is true, we can unsecure them so that printing will work from inside the building.  That meets our requirements.  ken. Thanks Ken. However this solution will not work in my case, the services will be available externally and they must be secure. ... View more

I'm not getting the token error any longer.  I now get the following error: "Error executing tool.: Layer "<layerName>": Unable to connect to map server at <mapServiceURL>.�?�Layer "<layerName>": Failed to create layer from service at <mapServiceURL>.�?�Failed to execute (ExportWebMap).�?�Failed to execute (Export Web Map)." In this case, I have two layers from the same map service that I'm attempting to print.  I have created the custom print service as per instruction and gave that print service the same credentials as the map service in ArcGIS Server Manager.  I am adding a token to the request for the print service but stripping out the tokens in the Web_Map_as_JSON parameter. ... View more