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Local Server says my mpkx is missing an msd when I start LocalMapService

Anonymous User

Using ArcGIS Pro 2.2.3, I added some layers to the map from Enterprise (the product formerly known as ArcSDE)

I then ran the Package tool with the Reference all data for Runtime checked, and Support for Runtime checked.

I then create a new LocalMapServiceLayer, passing the path to the mpkx file, and StartAsync() on it.

I then get an error saying:

Failed to create service avecc_elec_components2 MapServer. Service failed to initialize: The map package is not supported by the ArcGIS Runtime. There is no .msd file available inside the package. Check that it was authored with ArcGIS Runtime support enabled.

I unzip with 7zip and confirm that there is no .msd file present.

Does anyone know of a way to load a package into Local Server that just references the ArcSDE featureclasses?

Thanks, Kirk

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Anonymous User

I don't see a way to upvote bugs (Michael Branscomb‌ do you know?)

If there is please upvote this bug so maybe it will get fixed quicker.

Thanks, Kirk

Anonymous User

I saw that as well, but was hoping you may have worked some miracles. Thanks for responding.

Anonymous User

Hi Tom -

As I recall the root cause of my issue stems from

BUG-000120203: Map Package tool in ArcGIS Pro fails to package .msd file despite enabling "Support ArcGIS Runtime" and "Reference all Data for Runtime" in parameters.

https://community.esri.com/thread/228673-map-packagempkx-with-referenced-data-not-loading-in-runtime-sdk#comment-833032

When I log into myesri I see the bug is still open, so I guess there's still no fix.

Regards,

Kirk

Anonymous User

Thanks for responding. Yes I did select the package map with support for Rutime.

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MichaelBranscomb

Hi,

Did you package the map with support for Runtime?

Regards

Mike

Anonymous User

Kirk,

Did you ever get resolution on this? I am encountering the same problem. I found another link related to this topic that was from last February indicating there was a bug. I was curious if you had made any progress. Thanks for your time.

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