ArcGIS Pro and .Net 6 retirement
/Microsoft have announced that .NET 6 is due to enter end of support in November 2024. This article explains what this means for ArcGIS Pro support.
Read MoreMicrosoft have announced that .NET 6 is due to enter end of support in November 2024. This article explains what this means for ArcGIS Pro support.
Read MoreAs highlighted in this Esri blog article, it is the responsibility of the customer to manage the content and users within their ArcGIS Online organisation. In particular, customers should ensure that that they have the appropriate staff available to administer the organisation at all times.
Read MoreWe have released an update to UK Data Loader (7.2.2) to support the release of ArcGIS Pro 3.3.
Due to an update in the underlying python version in the system, if you are using an older version of ArcGIS Pro when running the tools you will see the error message below:
When using the UK Data Loader you need to use the version that is compatible with the version of ArcGIS Pro you have installed. The full list of compatible versions can be found here.
For clarity
If you are using ArcGIS Pro 3.3 then use version 7.2.2 of UK Data Loader
If you are using ArcGIS Pro 3.2 or below then use version 7.2.1 of UK Data Loader
Further information on the releases of UK Data Loader can be found on the support pages here
This article explains how to make best use of OGC Services in ArcGIS application when the service needs additional parameters to access it, for example API keys or identifiers, using Customer Parameters.
Read MoreLocatorHub retired on the 31st December 2023 and there is no further support available for the product. Please read this article for further information.
Read MoreWith the release of ArcGIS Pro 3.2, it is necessary for any customers using OSTN15 transformations (geographic transformations WGS_1984_to_OSGB_1936_OSTN15 and ETRS_1989_To_OSGB_1936_OSTN15) to download and install the supplementary ArcGIS Coordinate Systems Data from My Esri. This articles explains what to do if you are affected.
Read MoreWe have released an update to UK Data Loader to support the release of ArcGIS Pro 3.2.
Read MoreUpdate to UK Data Loader to support locator integrations with some third party applications.
Read MoreChanges to the Connector for OS Places API with increased options, filters and added logic.
Read MoreLocatorHub is retiring on 31st December 2023. From this date there will be no support available for the product and no further releases.
Read MoreUK Data Loader 7.1 has now been released. This release focuses on new locator functionality.
Read MoreLocatorHub is retiring in December 2023. This blog will collate the resources we have made available, and go through our plans for UK Data Loader and Connector for OS Places API
Read MoreUK Data Loader 7.0 has been released added support for the OS NGD Transport Theme
Read MoreLocatorHub is retiring at the end of 2023. Read on to find out more about the possible migration options.
Read MoreEsri UK are moving the hosting of Sweet for ArcGIS to a new Esri UK Managed Service environment. This change only impacts users using the ArcGIS Online version of Sweet and Phase 1 Habitat Survey, users on Enterprise are not impacted.
Read MoreUK Data Loader 6.1 has been released to coincide with the ArcGIS Pro 3.0 release.
Read MoreUK Data Loader 6.0 has been released and includes some exciting enhancements.
Read MoreMany new and exciting features have been added in the recent ArcGIS Online update, see What's new in ArcGIS Online (December 2021). One of the improvements we have introduced helps Administrators better control credit use within their organisation: when an organisation uses all of its available credits, the subscription is moved to a restricted state.
In a restricted state, the ArcGIS Online subscription remains accessible and usable for all users. Administrators continue to be able to manage resources and run reports; however, access to certain items and workflows that consume credits (e.g. premium content and batch geocoding) will be blocked until sufficient credits are replenished.
If your ArcGIS Online subscription’s credits have all been used and it enters a restricted state, or you try to run any task that would take your subscription into a restricted state, you’ll see a warning message displayed: if you see this message, or you have any questions about the changes to credit management, please speak to your Customer Success Manager.
For further information about managing credits, see the ArcGIS Online documentation Understand Credits.
Esri Inc and Esri UK are actively investigating the impact of the Log4j library vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) disclosed on December 9 2021, as some Esri Inc and Esri UK products contain this common logging tool. This bulletin contains the latest information about Esri Inc and Esri UK products and will be updated as new information becomes available
Read MoreWe are currently experiencing an intermittent problem which affects all customers using Sweet for ArcGIS Online. The behaviour a customer will see is that there will be no locks communicated by apps. This means users will be able to edit in the same area without being notified of each other’s edits.
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