You can now upload a geodatabase and share it as a service, which allows you to view the data on the map. The problem I am experiencing now is that the service generated from the uploaded geodatabase does not honor the geodatabase domains... Does anyone have a solution for this?
I guess this is not an issue for users at 10.1 and beyond as they can simply 'share as' from ArcDesktop. Unfortunately I am working with 10.0.
Thanks in advance,
Jordan
Has there been any update on this? Now that we have 10.3 and even 10.4 does anyone know if you can publish from afile GDB that in on your server?
Thanks - Katy
I am trying to do this from ArcGIS Pro. I have a file geodatabase with a raster and a feature class in it. I would like to use both in my AGOL map. At the moment I have not been successful in uploading it - I get the error message "Invalid url". Theoretically, should I be able to upload this file and use the raster and feature class individually?
OK, I figured out one problem - I zipped a folder rather than individual files. However, I still can't upload it. It just says "There was an error."
Tried sharing as web map, and that worked. Although it first gave me error messages that my layer projections didn't match the service layer, so I removed the basemap, but that wasn't allowed, so I added one back in and then I was able to successfully share it to AGOL. Weird, because the projections still didn't match. I feel like I will always just be feeling around in a dark room trying to figure this stuff out.
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