Only getting service definition when uploading feature layer from ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS Online
Geographic Information SystemsHow to publish a feature layer to ArcGIS Online from ArcGIS Pro?
Publishing a feature layer to ArcGIS Online
- On the Share ribbon, click Publish Feature Layer.
- Verify your ArcGIS Online user name and password.
- Click OK.
- Enter a title for the map package.
- Enter a description for the map package.
- Enter tags for the map package.
- Select a thumbnail for the map package:
- Click Next.
How do I publish a service from ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS server?
To publish a geoprocessing service from ArcGIS Pro to a stand-alone server site, you must have an administrator connection to the server site. The Publish Geoprocessing Service wizard in ArcGIS Pro allows you to configure and modify the settings of a geoprocessing service before you publish.
How do I publish a feature service to ArcGIS online?
Open your map document in ArcMap and choose File > Share As > Service from the main menu. The Share as Service window appears. Choose Publish a service and click Next. Optionally, in the Publish a Service window, enter a new name for the service.
How do I add data to a feature layer in ArcGIS online?
Follow these steps to append and update features in a layer in a hosted feature layer:
- Sign in to the organization as the owner of the hosted feature layer or as an administrator.
- Open the item page of the hosted feature layer.
- Click Update Data > Append Data to Layer.
How do I export layers from ArcGIS Pro to online?
Export imagery layers to a tile package
- Sign in to the organization.
- Open the item page of the imagery layer.
- On the Overview tab, click Export Data and choose Export to Tile Package. An Export to Tile Package pop-up appears.
- Provide the item details for the tile package. Type a title.
Why are my layers not visible in ArcGIS?
You need to turn on the group layer in the table of contents and ensure the sublayer is visible. The layer has a visible scale range that is beyond the map’s current scale. Right-click the layer in the table of contents and click Zoom To Make Visible to bring the layer into view.
What is a service definition in ArcGIS online?
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A service definition is a portable file that contains all the information needed to publish a web layer or service, such as its properties, capabilities, and service type. It can also optionally include the data referenced by a GIS resource.
Can I publish a geoprocessing service to ArcGIS online?
You can share a geoprocessing service to ArcGIS Server from ArcGIS Pro 2.4 and later using the ArcGIS Server Connection. You can also use Python to publish a geoprocessing service to a stand-alone server from ArcGIS Pro 2.3. To learn more, see Use geoprocessing services in Python scripts.
How do I publish a service definition in ArcGIS Pro?
Publish a service definition
- Run the Upload Service Definition tool.
- Execute Upload Service Definition in Python.
- If you are publishing an ArcGIS Server service, publish a service definition file from ArcGIS Server Manager.
- If you are publishing a hosted web layer, add the service definition file (.
How do I publish a feature layer in ArcGIS Pro?
Publish a feature collection
- Open the item details of the feature collection you want to publish as a hosted feature layer.
- Click Publish.
- You can use the default title for the hosted feature layer or type a new one.
- Type tag terms separated by commas.
- Click Publish to create the hosted feature layer.
How do I export a feature layer in ArcGIS Pro?
To export a feature class, you can use the context menu from either the Project tab in the Catalog pane or the Contents pane of a map or scene containing layers. To export a feature class using the Catalog pane, from the Project tab, right-click the feature class and select Export to access the drop-down menu.
How do I export a feature layer to a shapefile in ArcGIS Pro?
Export the feature class to shapefile using the Feature Class To Shapefile tool
- Open the ArcGIS Pro project.
- On the top ribbon, click the Analysis tab, and click Tools.
- In the Geoprocessing pane, search for and click Feature Class To Shapefile (Conversion Tools).
- For Input Features, select the desired layer.
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