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Tiled ImageService

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Original User: edsnyder2

I am trying to add a aerial onto our site that is on a image server. When I put tiled as the type, it disappears. How can I get a tiled Image service on my flexviewer application?

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rzufelt

Ethan,

Are you sure that the cache that was built for your image service is in the same spatial reference of your flex app?

This is what it sounds like, tiled maps would not show, and dynamic would be slowed down considerably having to re-project on the fly.

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Original User: phoffman35

I am using an image service that is tiled and it works fast when I set type="tiled".

rscheitlin

Ethan,

You you have looks correct for a Image Service. I don't know what to tell you about the speed.

Anonymous User

Original User: edsnyder2

I am using:

<layer type="image" label="Aerials" url="***********/ImageServer" visible="true"

I've tried putting tiled in the type before and nothing shows up. Using this code, the aerials are very very slow.

rscheitlin

Ethan,

So you are still using the term image service, do you have ArcGIS Image Server? How are you adding the layer in your main config.xml?

Anonymous User

Original User: edsnyder2

I created a image service, and while setting it up, I created tiles using arcserver. When I preview it in server it is as fast as I've seen. When I put it on my flexviewer application it is slow and is not tiled. I want the tiled version to be on the site.

Anonymous User

Original User: rscheitlin

Ethan,

It sounds like you are misusing terms... An Image Service is special service that comes from an ESRI Image Server. A Tiled or cached service is one that you have to ArcGIS Server to build a cache for. So with are you speaking of?

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