#WEB PAGE LAYERS PRO#

#WEB PAGE LAYERS PRO#

You can continue to work with ArcGIS Pro while your sharing job is processing. You can use the default staging folder or choose a different folder in the Share and download options. For more information, see Analyze your GIS resource.ĭuring the sharing process, the web layer data is consolidated and prepared in a staging folder on a local drive. To publish an ArcGIS Server service, access to the admin API must be possible through either the federated server's administration URL or services URL.īefore sharing a web layer, analyze your GIS resource to identify potential performance delays and errors. When an ArcGIS Server service will be published, you can specify the federated server where the service will be published. If a hosted service will be published, the privilege to publish the corresponding hosted layer is required. If an ArcGIS Server service will be published, the privilege to publish a server-based layer is required. The sharing of web layers requires additional privileges that vary depending on the layer type and how it's configured. To share any content from ArcGIS Pro, you must have an account that is part of an ArcGIS organization that has the privileges to create, update, and delete content. Depending on the layer type and how it is configured, an ArcGIS Server service or a hosted service is published. When you share a web layer, a service is published and exposed through the web layer. Tables share attribute data and are listed with the other layer types below.

There are seven web layer types that can be shared from ArcGIS Pro: feature, tile, vector tile, map image, imagery, scene, and elevation.įeature, tile, vector tile, map image, and imagery layers share 2D data, while scene and elevation layers share 3D data. You can share your map or selected map layers as a web layer.

Web page layers