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Creating Geoprocessing Services - Design, Publish, and Consume Workflows

Learn how to design and publish geoprocessing services, from creating tools to analyzing, publishing, and consuming them in various applications. Explore different workflows such as uploading data, using web apps, parameter transformation, data stores, service editors, execution modes, result map services, script tools, and accessing data from layers or web maps. Get helpful tips and links for a comprehensive understanding of geoprocessing services.

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Creating Geoprocessing Services - Design, Publish, and Consume Workflows

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  1. Creating Geoprocessing Services Kevin Hibma

  2. Design your service • Where does data come from? • Upload • Already on the server • Feature layer from map/feature service • How do you want to view results? • Draw features with Map Service • Client download and draws features Creating Geoprocessing Services

  3. Workflow to create a Geoprocessing Service • Create tool • Document tool • Run tool • From Results Window, publish as service • Set service name, parameters, etc in the Service Editor • Analyze • Publish • Consume in a WebApp, ArcMap, etc. Creating Geoprocessing Services

  4. Creating Surfaces case 1: uploading data Demo • Data uploaded • Map Service draws Creating Geoprocessing Services

  5. WebApp (JavaScript) • Three steps… Creating Geoprocessing Services

  6. Web App • Get the file and pass the itemID to the input parameter Creating Geoprocessing Services

  7. Parameter transformation • Parameter types converted to supported types when publishing • You can update the Input Mode depending on the parameter type • User Defined Value: allows the end user to interactively add features or enter text and number values • Choice list: allows the end user to select from a list of layers already on the server • Constant value: hard codes the parameter; the end user will not be able to provide input Creating Geoprocessing Services

  8. Data Store • Data Store tells ArcGIS Server about your data • Without a Data Store entry, all required data is copied to the server • Data Store acts as a lookup table • C:\data\analysis • SDE: sqlserver:dtuser Update Paths • E:\fileShare\gisdata\landAnalysis • SDE: sqlserver:agsuser • C:\gisdata\projects • SDE: oracle:sdeuser Same Paths • C:\gisdata\projects • SDE: oracle:sdeuser Data Store: http://esriurl.com/datastore Creating Geoprocessing Services

  9. Service Editor • Import configuration settings • Multiple results = multiple tasks • See how the task will look to someone consuming from Desktop • Analyzer errors and warnings Creating Geoprocessing Services

  10. Execution Mode • Execution mode defines how the client interacts with service while it executes • Synchronously: the client waits for the server to finish executing and then gets the result. • Asynchronously: client must ask the server if its finished then get the result. The client is free to do other work during this time. • Can only use a Result Map Service with Async. • Synchronous services are typically fast services Creating Geoprocessing Services

  11. Result Map Service • A result map service (RMS) provides an additionalway to get results from the Geoprocessing Service. • An image is returned to the client. • The data can still be downloaded. • Use a RMS when: • Want better cartography than the client can support • It is impractical to render a large dataset in a client. • Execution must be Asynchronous when using a RMS Creating Geoprocessing Services

  12. Script Tools • Paths and data handled the same as models • Output and Intermediate paths • os.path.join(arcpy.env.scratchFolder, “out.shp”) • os.path.join(arcpy.env.scratchGDB, “out”) • In_memory\out Creating Geoprocessing Services

  13. Creating Surfaces case 2: data on the server Demo • Data on server • Referenced in the datastore • User supplies query • Map server draws result Creating Geoprocessing Services

  14. Creating surfaces Case 3: layer from a webmap Demo • Data from layer • Code inside web app handles the feature layer • Client draws result Creating Geoprocessing Services

  15. Web App • The service layer is passed to the geoprocessing service as input. Web App code is the ‘glue’ between the two services Creating Geoprocessing Services

  16. Useful links • Quick tour of Authoring and Sharing GP Services - http://esriurl.com/gpSrvQuick • Javascript Help - http://developers.arcgis.com/en/javascript/ Creating Geoprocessing Services

  17. Thank you… Please fill out the session survey: First Offering ID: 1234 Second Offering ID: 1340 Online – www.esri.com/ucsessionsurveys Paper – pick up and put in drop box Creating Geoprocessing Services

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