Connector for ArcGIS

[KUNCAROVA]

Hello everyone,

recently we have been exploring Autodesk Connector for ArcGIS, we have come accros some issues that are really bothering us.

1. We cannot publish or save back any data using Windows authentication for ArcGIS!
2. It is impossible to transfer any List parameter either from AG to C3D or vice versa. The parameter in Property set is created but not displayed with any object. The list definition is also created correctly and works just fine with a different property set.

3. It was declared that if there is a cogo point group with the same name as the GIS layer name, any new point should be included in existing group, but this does not happen, a new layer is always created with import process.

4. Does anyone knows whether it will be possible to publish data from Civil3D and than be able to reload (update) them in case someone edits them in ArcGIS?
5. And last, since I am the only one on my team with Civil I can not test this scenarion. I get some data from ArcGIS load them to my drawing, save the drawing and send it do some other Civil3D user with an access to ArcGIS will the connection be preserved? 

I appreciate your help with any mentioned issue.
E.

[lim.wendy]

Hi Edita,

Thank you for submitting your question in our discussion forums. I suggest you submit a support case to the Autodesk Support team. 

1. Go to https://autodesk.com/gethelp and sign into your account 
2. Click the Using and troubleshooting my software box.
   
3. Describe your issue or question
   
4. Click on See options. Click Live Chat to chat with an Autodesk support specialist or Click Create a case to send your question via email.
   

Hope the above helps. Have a great day!

Wendy

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