Latest Contributions by ColleenFarrell

If you (ESRI) are moving more of your products to the cloud, it would be nice to provide a site like Office 365 does, https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Office-365-URLs-and-IP-address-ranges-8548a211-3fe7-47cb-abb1-355ea5aa88a2?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US. My company has a service that polls any changes and applies the new ranges automatically.  This saves on aggravation to the end user and the company security personnel. ... View more

We use it for vehicle locations, meter events and restoration status events.  In storms, it gets overwhelmed with events - meter events can reach 400 transactions per second.  We're currently running the 10.2 version and not sure when we'll move to the latest version - no budget.  I'm curious about the latest version where now it supports clustering and high availability. ... View more

I feel your pain ...  Having an input connector for MQ would be very useful for my company also.  Currently we have our enterprise service bus post a json message to the geovent processor. ... View more

I have this same situation and I was able to get it to work.  Alarms from our smart meters do not have coordinates.  I was able to use the Field Enricher (Feature Service) to query an existing meter featureclass, get the geometry, and write out a smart meter event.  I attached an image of my example. ... View more

Thanks for checking. I went ahead and installed 10.2.2 and did not have any luck with the nested json, so we flattened out the json and are using that. ... View more

Was this fixed in 10.2.1?  I'm running 10.2.1 and see null values in my output. Was it fixed in 10.2.2?  I see an item in the 10.2.2 Issues Addressed List called - TFS30864 The generic JSON adapter (inbound) now properly handles nested lists. - Does this fix the null values when using nested json? ... View more

We are in the process of investigating this setup at my company - I don't have any answers just yet. Some of my concerns are what to do about the keyset_* tables and the sde log pool tables when a user selects more that 100 features. ... View more

If we used the future ActiveMQ input connector, wouldn't this allow for caching new events during an outage? I currently have two geoevent processor services in production and would like to have the capability to caching of events for a short period of time.  For example, when I have to add a column to one of the featureclasses used in the feature service, I have to stop the feature service in order to remove the locks so that I can add the column.  I would like to stop the geoevent service and allow it to cache any inputs while I am working on the featureclass. During one of my outages, I did write the events to a text file, but I found this to be awkward.  Also, I wondered while restarting the service when adding the new text file output, did I miss any events? Am I missing something?  Is there a better workflow? Thanks. ... View more

Thanks for responding Ryan. I think the capability that I am looking for is the Resequencer in Apache Camel, http://camel.apache.org/resequencer.html. I was just wondering if the ActiveMQ connector would have this as a configuration option. ... View more

I think it is bundled with ArcGIS 10.2 for Server Enterprise.  I see it listed as an individual setup under ArcGIS for Server. ... View more