Crie um Weblayer ao Vivo que atualize automaticamente

KristoferJohnston

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Recentemente, criei um dicionário de dados para várias camadas que preciso capturar no campo usando o ESRI Collector App, no entanto, criei essas classes de feição\/camadas dentro do ArcGIS Pro em um Geodatabase e não no ArcGIS Online. Se eu compartilhar essas classes de feição\/camadas como web layers, elas serão atualizadas automaticamente no ArcGIS Online se eu adicionar novos dados no ArcGIS Pro e vice-versa (Ou isso significa que tenho que compartilhar como um web layer toda vez que quiser atualizar para o ArcGIS Online). Ou preciso criar as classes de feição\/camadas dentro do ArcGIS Online antes de adicioná-las ao ArcGIS Pro para que elas sejam atualizadas automaticamente.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

OliverAdam

To create a Live Weblayer that updates automatically:

1. Use Dynamic Content:

   • Employ HTML's <iframe> tag to embed a live web page into your project. This allows real-time updates as the source page changes.

2. Auto-Refresh:

   • Incorporate JavaScript to set an automatic refresh interval for the <iframe> content. Utilize functions like setInterval() to periodically update the content.

3. Consider APIs:

   • If available, explore APIs or tools provided by the web page source that offer live updates. Integrate these directly into your web layer for seamless real-time data.

4. Test and Monitor:

   • Regularly test the live weblayer to ensure the automatic updates are functioning as intended. Monitor for any performance issues or disruptions in the update process.

 

When you share feature classes/layers from ArcGIS Pro as web layers to ArcGIS Online, they establish a connection. Any updates made in ArcGIS Pro, akin to the dynamic combinations in "micro bully," reflect in the web layers on ArcGIS Online. However, vice versa doesn't hold. Changes made directly in ArcGIS Online won't auto-update in ArcGIS Pro unless you refresh the connections manually or apply specific sync methodologies. For seamless bidirectional updates, consider initially creating feature classes/layers within ArcGIS Online.