We recently upgraded a to an ArcSDE Server based Geodatabase. I want to be able to sync straight to my server with data from my field data from GPS. I don't have Pathfinder or Terrasync, just ArcPad.
I am having trouble figuring out how to get my feature classes on to my Trimble GPS so I can field edit.
Does anyone have any experience with this combination of hardware and software?
If you are using ArcPad 10.2, here is the link for ArcPad help library click on Data Management folder then select ArcPad Data Manager for ArcGIS folder then click on The ArcPad Data Manager toolbar in ArcGIS folder and it will show how to get data from/to your ArcPad.
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I have this problem: need to create a Tree Map in Google Data Studio, but every "cell" should be clickable and redirect to another tab/link.
Is this possible? I checked the docs but couldn't find an official answer. Looking for a workaround!
As of now Google Data Studio does not provide such feature. So One data source per page in report that's its limitation.
Although you can create one (But this will not be a Tree Map you have to create it manually) with the help of text boxes and hyper links present in data studio.
Checkout this sample report
I'm trying to create a word cloud in Google Data Studio. In order to do that as quickly as I can I wanted to use the community visualization. (https://github.com/pcperini/GDS-Word-Cloud , https://marketlytics.com/blog/custom-visualizations-data-studio ).
Unfortunately anytime I try to insert the manifest path (gs://gds-word-cloud-prod) in the community visualization archive, it doesn't find anything.
Do you have any suggestions? Am I doing something wrong? Are these visualization too old?
Currently, the default Vega Chart (in the Community Visualization toolbar) offers a Word Cloud.
Google Data Studio Report to demonstrate as well as a GIF showing the process:
The community visualization you listed gs://gds-word-cloud-prod, is no longer supported, so it will not load. You should try using a different visualization ID.
I am using Arcgis Online. I want to migrate my feature layers (data which stored in esri's internal database) to external database.
Can anyone help me to figure out how I can do it? Also how can I use external database in my Application(PostgreSQL/Neo4j).What I need is, to host my own database server like neo4j and use as a replacement of feature-table provided by ArcGis.
Thanks,
Tarni
You have many options for downloading data from ArcGIS Online.
If you do not have many feature services, the easiest way would be to go to "My Content", then find your feature service. You should see an "Export Data" option towards the top-right.
If you have multiple feature services, you could repeat the directions above, but choose "Open in ArcGIS Desktop". This will download a file that will set up the connection in ArcMap for you. You can also hit the services directly from ArcGIS Desktop by going to "My Hosted Services" in ArcCatalog and logging in.
Another option is to use a Python script. This may be best if you have alot of data, and if the data is updated frequently. Check out https://github.com/tedrick/SyncSurvey for an example of getting data repeatedly from a feature service.
What charting tool is the most promising to develop a rich iPad application that can display motion charts with replay capabilities? The end-user should be able to change what are being plotted on the x- and y- axes.
In addition, can such applications be built using QlikView, or Tableau to handle the charting?
Do I use the API for that?
Also, how about FusionCharts?
Tableau can do this for you out of the box, and building the chart itself is trivial.
The basic steps you'd follow to accomplish this are:
Download Tableau Desktop Create your viz using the tool - for
"replay" functionality, drop a database field like "Date" on
Tableau's "Pages" shelf.
Publish the completed viz to Tableau Server
On the iPad, point Safari at the viz as hosted on Tableau Server, or
download the free Tableau app and do the same thing.
The "catch" here, if you want to call it that, is that Tableau Server is doing all the heavy lifting around rendering the viz for you - there is no app-side API or library you're leaning on - you're just using the mobile device as a viewer.
The approach is fairly similar for Qlikview also.
Download the Qlikview Personal edition (free)
Develop your required application
Deploy the application to Qlikview Server (you will need a license for this)
Access the application on the Qlikview server using Safari on the iPad
The same Qlikview application can be accessed via desktop PC's using either the IE Plugin or a browser with no installation using the Ajax client.
If you would like to see some demo applications, you can access them on your iPad at http://demo.qlikview.com/
HI,
I'm new to iphone programming and developing travel application, which retrieve most of it data from remote database.
What is the best way to implement this solution? I thought of generating XML files in server side and getting data via XML files to iPhone app and displaying them...
Is there better implementation to this, thank you in advance?
Waruna.
It's up to you and the kind of data you are using and any licenseing concerns.
I chose to use json, as data being transferred is more compact, and there is a json framework available here. There are quite a lot of tutorials available for it too.
I've used it very succesfully with a php backend on a couple of projects.