When sharing an elevation layer to ArcGIS Enterprise that is cached locally, the service will always be published to your hosting server. The elevation layer is used in web scenes to display 3D content on a custom elevation surface. Supports visualization, metadata, mensuration, and image processing of elevation data sources in the ground surface of a scene. Imagery layers can be shared to any server federated with ArcGIS Enterprise.Īn imagery layer exposes a dynamic or cached image service. Supports visualization, metadata, mensuration, and image processing to display data as a basemap or the results of analysis. When sharing a scene layer to ArcGIS Enterprise, the scene service will always be published to your hosting server.ģD object, building, and point scene layers can have an associated feature service that allows you to edit the scene layer.Ī scene layer exposes a cached scene service. Supports querying and visualization of point, 3D object, building, point cloud, integrated mesh, and voxel data. Additional layers and capabilities can be enabled for more information, see Additional layers and capabilities.Ī map image layer exposes a dynamic or cached map service.
When sharing a map image layer, the service can be published to any server that has been federated with the portal to which you have access. Map image layers can reference datasets in workspaces that have been registered with your federated server. Map image layers can only be shared to ArcGIS Enterprise. Map image layers can be drawn dynamically by the server or from tiles. Supports map visualization and feature querying. The service will always be published to your hosting server.Ī vector tile layer exposes a vector tile service. When sharing a vector tile layer that references registered data to ArcGIS Enterprise, it's shared as a dependent layer to a map image layer and web feature layer. Although these tiles do not support raster data, they can adapt to the resolution of their display device and be restyled for multiple uses. Supports fast map visualization using a collection of predrawn vector tiles. When sharing a tile layer to ArcGIS Enterprise, the service will always be published to your hosting server.Ī tile layer exposes a hosted, cached map service. Web tile layers are appropriate for basemaps. These tiles are created and stored on the server after you upload your data. Supports fast map visualization using a collection of predrawn map images or tiles. When sharing a feature layer that references registered data to ArcGIS Enterprise, it's shared as a dependent layer to a map image layer.Ī feature layer exposes a feature service. When sharing a feature layer that copies all data to ArcGIS Enterprise, the service will always be published to your hosting server. Feature layers are appropriate for visualizing vector data on top of your basemaps. Supports feature querying, visualization, and editing. Each web layer exposes a service that's published to the ArcGIS Server site. When your ArcGIS Server site is federated with an ArcGIS Enterprise portal, you can share the following types of web layers to the portal.
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You can also add services from the stand-alone server site into ArcGIS Pro using a server connection. You can publish map services, geocode services, and image services in this way. If you are working with an ArcGIS Server site that's not federated with a portal, you can register the server with ArcGIS Pro and directly publish services to sites running ArcGIS Server 10.6 and later. This allows you to create multiple layer items that reference the same service. For example, when you share a web layer, symbology, pop-up information, and access permissions are packaged and preserved in a new portal layer item, rather than at the service level.
Sharing is an enriched form of publishing, because additional information is sent to the active portal. As part of sharing each of these content types, one or more services are published to an ArcGIS Serversite federated with the portal. When you have registered an Active Portal with ArcGIS Pro, you can share many types of content to it: web layers, web maps, web scenes, and various packages. Learn more about federated and stand-alone ArcGIS Server sites The second model publishes services directly to a stand-alone ArcGIS Server site (one not federated with a portal). The first shares web content to an active portal, which can be an ArcGIS Enterprise portal or ArcGIS Online. Esri offers ArcGIS Pro and ArcMap desktop applications, both of which allow you to create GIS content and share it to ArcGIS Enterprise.ĪrcGIS Pro, there are two fundamental sharing models. Web services are often created by publishing or sharing a GIS resource from a desktop application to ArcGIS Enterprise.
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