{
  "operationalLayers": [
    {
      "id": "csv_8229",
      "title": "Esri UK & Ireland Offices",
      "featureCollection": {
        "showLegend": true,
        "layers": [{
          "layerDefinition": {
            "geometryType": "esriGeometryPoint",
            "objectIdField": "__OBJECTID",
            "type": "Feature Layer",
            "typeIdField": "",
            "drawingInfo": {
              "renderer": {
                "type": "simple",
                "symbol": {
                  "angle": 0,
                  "xoffset": 0,
                  "yoffset": 0,
                  "type": "esriPMS",
                  "url": "http://static.arcgis.com/images/Symbols/PeoplePlaces/City.png",
                  "imageData": "iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAEAAAABACAYAA.....",
                  "contentType": "image/png",
                  "width": 12,
                  "height": 12
                }
              },

• share your current map view
• bookmark your current map view
• email your current map view
• report a map error at this location

• a query string to select a map feature
• list of map services (tiled or dynamic) to display
• text for a pop-up message (example: "This is where I caught the fish")

It would be very useful if the ArcGIS Server logging tools were extended to provide more comprehensive information on the traffic, availability, and performance for individual services (OGC and ESRI GeoServices REST.)  Specifically, my clients are interested in "Google Analytics" type of reports on the # visits, # hits by location, new vs. returning visitors, projection/CRS utilized, popular tiles accessed, etc.  This type of information would be useful in planning and justifying costs for extending our systems architecture.

Extended support for the iOS, WP, and Android Applications that allow the user to cache map data and determine the size of the chached data while they are in a data coverage area, or Wifi area.  This would allow the user to work in remote locations with the various smart apps, and then submit updates when they return to a coverage zone.

The current apps seem to work pretty well, as long as I have data plan coverage or am in a wifi zone.  Extended these Apps through the ability to cahce maps would increase productivity with GIS users in the field.

• Unbuilt - Not combined with dojo
• Unobfuscated and Uncompressed

• Makes debugging your application easier.
• Allows you to more easily build your application using the dojo build process.

• simplify the work of the developpers and give them an easy way to manage ESRI java jar libraries dependencies.
• use the standard way to distribute java jar libraries
• diffuse your libraries as marketing tool (Maven central)

Why can''t ArcGIS Server Manager not send notifications when critical mapservices are down?
I can see that esri has some scripts that can do it and third part programs such as Application Manager by Manageengine is able to do it. But why not implement it in ArcGIS Server Manager - It would be kind of neat to have it gathered in one place.

Cheers

Andy