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ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 - Map Export Sometimes Returns Blank Image
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I've run into a fun little issue with ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 to end my week with... I have discovered today that the export operation (the one that renders map layer images) is randomly returning blank images. As in - I enter a export url into the browser, hit F5, get expected image. Hit F5 again - get blank image. Hit F5 again - get expected image. None of the parameters are changing - its exact same url. There is no observable pattern - sometimes I got to hit F5 multiple times before I get expected image.
I remember facing a similar bug back at 10.1 - where every other GET query failed (How does that make it through testing???). This seems awfully similar to that. I starting search GeoNet - and have seen similar posts. Does anyone know if there is any official NIM for this issue - and more importantly a solution or workaround?
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I've run into a fun little issue with ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 to end my week with... I have discovered today that the export operation (the one that renders map layer images) is randomly returning blank images. As in - I enter a export url into the browser, hit F5, get expected image. Hit F5 again - get blank image. Hit F5 again - get expected image. None of the parameters are changing - its exact same url. There is no observable pattern - sometimes I got to hit F5 multiple times before I get expected image.
I remember facing a similar bug back at 10.1 - where every other GET query failed (How does that make it through testing???). This seems awfully similar to that. I starting search GeoNet - and have seen similar posts. Does anyone know if there is any official NIM for this issue - and more importantly a solution or workaround?
arcgis-server arcgis-10.2 arcgis-rest-api
edited Jan 24 '15 at 2:07
PolyGeo♦
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asked Jan 24 '15 at 2:02
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I've run into a fun little issue with ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 to end my week with... I have discovered today that the export operation (the one that renders map layer images) is randomly returning blank images. As in - I enter a export url into the browser, hit F5, get expected image. Hit F5 again - get blank image. Hit F5 again - get expected image. None of the parameters are changing - its exact same url. There is no observable pattern - sometimes I got to hit F5 multiple times before I get expected image.
I remember facing a similar bug back at 10.1 - where every other GET query failed (How does that make it through testing???). This seems awfully similar to that. I starting search GeoNet - and have seen similar posts. Does anyone know if there is any official NIM for this issue - and more importantly a solution or workaround?
arcgis-server arcgis-10.2 arcgis-rest-api
edited Jan 24 '15 at 2:07
PolyGeo♦
53.7k1781244
asked Jan 24 '15 at 2:02
user890user890
3,62313061
I've run into a fun little issue with ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 to end my week with... I have discovered today that the export operation (the one that renders map layer images) is randomly returning blank images. As in - I enter a export url into the browser, hit F5, get expected image. Hit F5 again - get blank image. Hit F5 again - get expected image. None of the parameters are changing - its exact same url. There is no observable pattern - sometimes I got to hit F5 multiple times before I get expected image.
I remember facing a similar bug back at 10.1 - where every other GET query failed (How does that make it through testing???). This seems awfully similar to that. I starting search GeoNet - and have seen similar posts. Does anyone know if there is any official NIM for this issue - and more importantly a solution or workaround?
arcgis-server arcgis-10.2 arcgis-rest-api
arcgis-server arcgis-10.2 arcgis-rest-api
edited Jan 24 '15 at 2:07
PolyGeo♦
53.7k1781244
asked Jan 24 '15 at 2:02
user890user890
3,62313061
edited Jan 24 '15 at 2:07
PolyGeo♦
53.7k1781244
asked Jan 24 '15 at 2:02
user890user890
3,62313061
edited Jan 24 '15 at 2:07
PolyGeo♦
53.7k1781244
edited Jan 24 '15 at 2:07
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53.7k1781244
edited Jan 24 '15 at 2:07
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53.7k1781244
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user890user890
3,62313061
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The solution on the JavaScript API side is to intercept the request to export map by passing a handler function to esriRequest.setRequestPreCallback like explained here
https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/esri.request-amd.html#esrirequest.setrequestprecallback
Check if ioArgs.url ends with "MapServer/export"
If yes, then set ioArgs.content.random to Math.random()
answered Jan 24 '15 at 6:36
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We are facing same trouble, but with AGS version 10.4.1 clustered. Has anyone found the cause and resolution? Any documenation/help on this will be appreciated.
We learnt that ArcGIS Server has two processing engines. One for ArcMap with verion 10.x and the other for Pro with version 11.x. The key to the solution may lying between these two engines possibly?
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The solution on the JavaScript API side is to intercept the request to export map by passing a handler function to esriRequest.setRequestPreCallback like explained here
https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/esri.request-amd.html#esrirequest.setrequestprecallback
Check if ioArgs.url ends with "MapServer/export"
If yes, then set ioArgs.content.random to Math.random()
answered Jan 24 '15 at 6:36
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The solution on the JavaScript API side is to intercept the request to export map by passing a handler function to esriRequest.setRequestPreCallback like explained here
https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/esri.request-amd.html#esrirequest.setrequestprecallback
Check if ioArgs.url ends with "MapServer/export"
If yes, then set ioArgs.content.random to Math.random()
answered Jan 24 '15 at 6:36
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The solution on the JavaScript API side is to intercept the request to export map by passing a handler function to esriRequest.setRequestPreCallback like explained here
https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/esri.request-amd.html#esrirequest.setrequestprecallback
Check if ioArgs.url ends with "MapServer/export"
If yes, then set ioArgs.content.random to Math.random()
answered Jan 24 '15 at 6:36
Aamir SulemanAamir Suleman
1,418614
The solution on the JavaScript API side is to intercept the request to export map by passing a handler function to esriRequest.setRequestPreCallback like explained here
https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/jsapi/esri.request-amd.html#esrirequest.setrequestprecallback
Check if ioArgs.url ends with "MapServer/export"
If yes, then set ioArgs.content.random to Math.random()
answered Jan 24 '15 at 6:36
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We are facing same trouble, but with AGS version 10.4.1 clustered. Has anyone found the cause and resolution? Any documenation/help on this will be appreciated.
We learnt that ArcGIS Server has two processing engines. One for ArcMap with verion 10.x and the other for Pro with version 11.x. The key to the solution may lying between these two engines possibly?
answered 9 mins ago
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We are facing same trouble, but with AGS version 10.4.1 clustered. Has anyone found the cause and resolution? Any documenation/help on this will be appreciated.
We learnt that ArcGIS Server has two processing engines. One for ArcMap with verion 10.x and the other for Pro with version 11.x. The key to the solution may lying between these two engines possibly?
answered 9 mins ago
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We are facing same trouble, but with AGS version 10.4.1 clustered. Has anyone found the cause and resolution? Any documenation/help on this will be appreciated.
We learnt that ArcGIS Server has two processing engines. One for ArcMap with verion 10.x and the other for Pro with version 11.x. The key to the solution may lying between these two engines possibly?
answered 9 mins ago
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We are facing same trouble, but with AGS version 10.4.1 clustered. Has anyone found the cause and resolution? Any documenation/help on this will be appreciated.
We learnt that ArcGIS Server has two processing engines. One for ArcMap with verion 10.x and the other for Pro with version 11.x. The key to the solution may lying between these two engines possibly?
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