How can we import multiple csv files together in ArcGIS developers so i can have one service url for all the layers with different ids?

Question

As i can see that we can import a zip package of multiple shape files in developers arcgis. I am able to import individual csv files that gives me different urls for difference layers.

I want to import multiple csv files as part of a single project and i can have one service url.

Thanks in Advance!!

GauravChadha · Answer

Egge-Jan Pollé‌

Hi Egge-Jan Polle,

When i import file geodatabase zip package in arcgis developers, it gives me the below error :

An error occurred. Check your internet connection and try again.

As i saw in the google to fix this issue, i found that TLS protocol needs to enabled as part of the fix,

which is already enabled in my system and am getting still this error.

Kindle let me know on this also if you are aware about this issue.

Thanks,

Gaurav

GauravChadha · Answer

Hi Egge-Jan Polle,

First, Thanks for having a look into it and for replying.

It does not solve my issue. Plese find below the ways that i tried as of now,

1) I had few KML files and converted to shape files using qgis and imported a zip package of shape files into arcgis developers. But shape files have a limit to max 254 characters for field data. so, it is missing the data for those attributes which have more than 254 characters.

2) To overcome this 254 max length for field data issue, i tried to convert to csv files and it is taking the data which has more than 254 characters. But i am not able to import a zip package of csv files in arcgis developers. I could not find any option to import zip package. It is allowing me to import individually csv files only and i dont want to go with this approach. If i will go with this approach, i will get different service urls.

3) So finally i installed arcgis pro. There i am able to create file geodatabase and import all the csv files and run the tool. Then i make a zip package of gdb files folder and try to import it in arcgis developers. But while importing the gdb package , it gets stuck in between in arcgis so this approach is not working as well.

Kindly let me know if there is any other way for this.

Thanks,

Gaurav

Egge-Jan_Pollé · Answer

Hi Gaurav Chadha‌,

You have two follow a two-step-approach here, I guess:

* First you have to convert the CSV files into shape files (or, maybe better, import them into a file geodatabase);
* Next, you can zip the shape files (or the fgdb) and import the zip package into developers arcgis.

Does this solve your issue?

Best regards,

Egge-Jan