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on February 21, 2023

Publishing ArcGIS geoprocessing service – upload custom python modules?

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Contents:

  • How do I import a module into ArcGIS Python?
  • How do I publish a geoprocessing service in ArcGIS Pro?
  • How do I publish a geoprocessing service to Portal?
  • How do I publish geoprocessing service pane?
  • Can you manually import a module in Python?
  • How do I import and install Python modules?
  • How do I publish a feature service to ArcGIS Server?
  • How do I publish a custom print service in ArcGIS Pro?
  • Can you publish a feature service from a file geodatabase?
  • How do I import a local module in Python?
  • How do I import a module package?
  • How do I open a Python script in ArcGIS?

How do I import a module into ArcGIS Python?

Procedure

  1. Open Windows Explorer, and navigate to Program Files > ArcGIS > Pro > bin > Python > envs > arcgispro-py3 > Lib > site-packages > ArcGISPro.
  2. Add the following line to the .pth file: import sys; sys.path.append(r”\\server\folder”)

How do I publish a geoprocessing service in ArcGIS Pro?

Publish geoprocessing services in ArcGIS Pro

  1. Save as service definition.
  2. Analyze the service.
  3. Add a tool.
  4. Share settings.
  5. Publish the service.
  6. Overwrite a service.

How do I publish a geoprocessing service to Portal?

To publish a service, right-click the result and click Share As > Geoprocessing Service, as illustrated below. This opens a series of dialog boxes (the Share as Service step-by-step wizard and the Service Editor) where you create the service definition and the initial task in the service.

How do I publish geoprocessing service pane?

Publish a geoprocessing service
If the connection type of the server connection is administrator, right-click the server connection and choose Publish. Use the Geoprocessing Service option to launch the Selected History Item(s) window. Select the item from the list to launch the Publish Geoprocessing Service window.

Can you manually import a module in Python?

A file is considered as a module in python. To use the module, you have to import it using the import keyword. The function or variables present inside the file can be used in another file by importing the module. This functionality is available in other languages, like typescript, JavaScript, java, ruby, etc.
 

How do I import and install Python modules?

Install Modules with pip

  1. Ensure the pip module is already installed.
  2. Verify the release of pip to ensure it is installed correctly.
  3. Install the new Python module using the command pip install <module-name> .
  4. To list all installed Python modules and packages, use the pip list command.

 

How do I publish a feature service to ArcGIS Server?

License:

  1. Open your map document in ArcMap and choose File > Share As > Service from the main menu.
  2. Choose Publish a service and click Next.
  3. Choose the GIS Server connection you want to use from the Choose a connection drop-down list.
  4. Optionally, in the Publish a Service window, enter a new name for the service.

How do I publish a custom print service in ArcGIS Pro?

Procedure

  1. Locate the Export Web Map Python tool in ArcGIS Pro. Navigate to Geoprocessing > Toolboxes > Server Tools > Printing.
  2. Right-click Export Web Map and select Edit to open the script file.
  3. Copy and paste the script into a new text editor, for example, Notepad.



Can you publish a feature service from a file geodatabase?

Data you publish to the feature service must come from a single source geodatabase or database. You cannot publish data from more than one database connection in a single map. The data must have a valid spatial reference defined for it. If it does not, specify one in ArcGIS Pro before you publish.

How do I import a local module in Python?

How to import local modules with Python

  1. Definitions.
  2. Example.
  3. 1st solution: add root to sys.path.
  4. Relative import.
  5. 2nd solution: run as a module.
  6. Run as a module on Visual Code.
  7. 3rd solution : modify PYTHONPATH.
  8. 4rd solution (outdated): install in editable mode.

How do I import a module package?

Importing module from a package
In Python, we can import modules from packages using the dot (.) operator. Now, if this module contains a function named select_difficulty() , we must use the full name to reference it.

How do I open a Python script in ArcGIS?

The simplest way to use Python in ArcGIS is to enter Python commands into the Python window. The Python window prompts with three greater-than symbols (>>>), indicating the first line of the code block to execute. Simple Python syntax can be immediately entered and executed from this first line.

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