Latest Contributions by JasonMcKeefry

‎10-13-2021

Our organization, like many others I presume, have a limited need for multi-user editing. We have an enterprise geodatabase that meets the needs of our users and we use ArcGIS Online. We do not need another "local ArcGIS Online". We don't want to have more servers and software to manage...the Portal cost/benefit is quickly increasing. We have been using the ArcMap Parcel Fabric for many years, and we like what we've seen of the new ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric. Assuming that Portal really is based on ArcGIS Online and packaged for local use, it would be interesting if there was an option to host your ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Online so that those of us that use ArcGIS Online with no other need for Portal could still utilize a multi-user version of the ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric without having to install, manage, and maintain Portal. To my mind having more than 20 years of experience with ESRI products, the requirement of Portal for multi-user parcel fabric editing is a significant blunder, and impedes the adoption of otherwise valuable technology. Perhaps this suggestion is a relatively simple solution to that.

‎06-07-2018

I could not print any pdf files generated from ArcGIS Pro because our printer didn't have enough memory. My workaround is to print from ArcGIS Pro to the CutePDF Writer (free). The pdf generated from that could be printed. Hope this helps others.

‎11-10-2015

The key was what you told me offline. The packet has its own point ids, not the ObjectIDs you see in ArcMap. Ultimately, I used FindPoint on ICadastralPoints to get the packet point ID. Another key is that you need to convert your map coordinates to metric using IMetricUnitConverter, which is what goes into FindPoint. Thanks! Best, Jason

‎11-06-2015

Thanks, Christine. I'm probably not understanding what the "packet" really is. Depending on the code, I can get it, have it open, get statistics on it...confirming that there are parcels and points, but it never has any line points. The statistics tell me I have points, but I can't access any of them. My hunch is that it also only gets the tax parcels...not quarters or sections etc. If there's code for the stock add line point tool, that would probably help. Best, Jason

‎11-05-2015

Thanks, Christine. My original code is a variation on the new parcel snippet. I've looked at the New Control Point snippet, and I'm still not seeing a strategy for adding line points. I glanced at GitHub, but am not seeing anything analogous to what I'm trying here. What about code for the original Add Line Point tool? This whole endeavor is about trying to keep our tax parcel lines coincident with 40 lines. Is there a better way to get this set up? The stock Add Line Point tool works for zipping the boundaries together, but it's slow going to add one line point at a time. My hope is to get something that lets me identify the start and end points (of a 40 line), and then have all the tax parcel fabric points between those selected so the tool could just loop through the selection adding a line point for each...bringing the tax parcel lines onto the 40 line. Any ideas?

‎11-05-2015

I'm working on an add-in tool that would be very similar to the stock Add Line Point Tool with the goal of adding line points between a start and end point on the selected fabric points. The goal is to add a batch of line points at once on these selected fabric points. It appears that I need to use ICadastralLinePoints, AddLinePoint method. This method is not working. At this point, I think there is a problem with my CadastralPacket. I don't have any kind of a new parcel started when I use the tool, it's just some selected fabric points. Does anyone have an example or guidance? I hacked code from the NewParcel Parcel Fabric Code Snippet. The line in the while loop fails either because the packet is null or depending on how I try to get the packet, with an exception having no meaningful message. ICadastralExtensionManager pCadExtMan = (ICadastralExtensionManager)ArcMap.Application.FindExtensionByCLSID(pUID); ICadastralEditor pCadEd = (ICadastralEditor)ArcMap.Application.FindExtensionByCLSID(pUID); ICadastralPacketManager pCadPacketMan = (ICadastralPacketManager)pCadEd; bool bStartedWithPacketOpen = pCadPacketMan.PacketOpen; if (!bStartedWithPacketOpen) { pEd.StartOperation(); } ICadastralMapEdit pCadMapEdit = (ICadastralMapEdit)pCadEd; pCadMapEdit.StartMapEdit(esriMapEditType.esriMEMapExtent, "Batch Add Line Points", false); ICadastralPacket pCadaPacket = pCadPacketMan.JobPacket; //Get job packet ICadastralPacketStatistics pStatistics = (ICadastralPacketStatistics)pCadaPacket; ICadastralLinePoints pCadLinePoints = (ICadastralLinePoints)pCadaPacket; pEnumIDs.Reset(); int oid; while ((oid = pEnumIDs.Next()) != -1) { pCadLinePoints.AddLinePoint(startID, endID, oid); }

‎10-28-2015

I'm at 10.3.1, and saw the same behavior until I installed the latest patch for the parcel fabric: ArcGIS 10.3.1 for Desktop Parcel Fabric General Maintenance Update Patch | Samples and Utilities

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Latest Contributions by JasonMcKeefry

Have Option to Host Multi-user ArcGIS Pro Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Online Instead of Portal

Re: Exporting to PDF from ArcGIS Pro is producing large file sizes

Re: Add Line Points to Parcel Fabric Using ArcObjects

Re: Add Line Points to Parcel Fabric Using ArcObjects

Re: Add Line Points to Parcel Fabric Using ArcObjects

Add Line Points to Parcel Fabric Using ArcObjects

Re: Disappearing Line Points in Parcel Fabric

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Add Line Points to Parcel Fabric Using ArcObjects

ArcGIS Parcel Fabric - SDK for Add-ins and Scripting