Arcpy way to copy to feature class from Web Map

MatthewWalker — Fri, 25 Jan 2019 00:11:54 GMT

I want to take a published Web Map ID (GUID datatype) and be able to copy to a Feature Class certain feature layers/feature sets in the underlying data, run geo-processing on those copies, then update/add data back to those underlying featureclasses in the Web Map.

I have gotten as far as

--Identifying the Web Map using the supplied GUID

--Identifying the various feature services/web feature layers that make up the Web Map (3 are used, each containing different feature classes)

--then drilling down into those feature services to find and set to a variable the desired feature set (the point or a line feature I need to process). 'Feature Set' is the only object type I have been able to create from a Feature Service.

I now need to copy that feature set to a feature class (into either a desktop gdb, an enterprise database, or to memory) so that I can run my geo-processing arcpy script.

The script is working, as long as I have hard coded database connections, and runs various geo-processing functions (Near_analysis, CopyFeatures, Snap_edit, SplitLineAtPoint, AddGeometryAttributes, DeleteIdentical, along with several SearchCursors and UpdateCursors) with the result of an updated point and line feature class that I need to then update/add back to the feature classes used in the original Web Map.

The issue is I do not know where the original data may be at, the customer will be generating the Web Maps and so I cannot hardcode the database connections. I only have a GUID to the Web Map the data needs to come from and go back to. That is my only connection to the desired data.

Re: Arcpy way to copy to feature class from Web Map

MatthewWalker — Sun, 12 Dec 2021 07:54:21 GMT

I was finally able to get this to work, by taking the WebMap guid ID supplied, and:

find out the Feature Service of the feature I wanted to copy
hit the REST end point of that feature service
copy that feature set down to a feature class.

This then allowed me to run my geo-processing tools, and report my findings. The only thing I have yet to figure out is how to push my updates/additions back to the underlying feature classes in the feature services...

Here is the code that worked for me (with some data/code redacted/changed-sorry, couldn't get the editor to show the code very well):

import arcpyfrom arcpy import envimport timeitimport uuidfrom arcgis.gis import GISfrom arcgis import featuresfrom arcgis.mapping import WebMapfrom collections import OrderedDictimport jsonimport urllibimport http.client  start_time = timeit.default_timer()#Constant valuesSURVEY_DB_WORKSPACE = r'C:\Users\survey_gdb.sde'#survey table server instance and owner prefix valuesSURVEY_DB_INSTANCE_AND_OWNER = 'mydb.dbo.'GEO_PROC_WORKSPACE = r"C:\Users\geo_proc_gdb.sde"#geo-proc server instance and owner prefix valuesGEO_PROC_DB_INSTANCE_AND_OWNER = 'mydb_gdb.DBO.'#rest services credentialsUSERNAME = 'user'PASSWORD = 'password'PORTAL_URL = 'https://mywebsite/portal'SERVERNAME = "mywebsite"PORT = ''#if using web adaptor, leave empty (modify tokenURL)TOKEN_URL = "https://mywebsite/server/admin/generateToken"def main():     #set environment to the Survey database, loop through surveys table, grab WebMap GUID    workspace = SURVEY_DB_WORKSPACE     arcpy.env.workspace = workspace     arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True     surveys = SURVEY_DB_INSTANCE_AND_OWNER + 'Surveys'    where_clause = "active = 1"    fields = ['OID@', 'Name', 'Id', 'Progress']    web_map_ids = OrderedDict()     with arcpy.da.SearchCursor(surveys, fields) as cursor:        for row in cursor:            web_map_ids[row[0]] = [row[1], row[2], row[3]]     #change environment to the geo-processing database    workspace = GEO_PROC_WORKSPACE      #connect to db and set point and line features    field = 'state'    lines_backup = GEO_PROC_DB_INSTANCE_AND_OWNER + 'lines_backup'    points_backup = GEO_PROC_DB_INSTANCE_AND_OWNER + 'points_backup'    tmp_lines_split = GEO_PROC_DB_INSTANCE_AND_OWNER + 'tmp_lines_split'    lines_split = GEO_PROC_DB_INSTANCE_AND_OWNER + 'lines_split'    arcpy.env.workspace = workspace     arcpy.env.overwriteOutput = True     #Define how to acquire a rest services token    #from https://community.esri.com/thread/83654     def getToken(username, password, serverName, serverPort):        params = urllib.parse.urlencode({'username': USERNAME, 'password': PASSWORD,'client': 'requestip', 'f': 'json'})        headers = {"Content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", "Accept": "text/plain"}         # Connect to URL and post parameters        httpConn = http.client.HTTPSConnection(serverName, serverPort)        httpConn.request("POST", TOKEN_URL, params, headers)         # Read response        response = httpConn.getresponse()        print(response.status)        if (response.status != 200):            httpConn.close()            print("Error while fetching tokens from admin URL. Please check the URL and try again.")            return        else:            data = response.read()            httpConn.close()         # Check that data returned is not an error object        if not assertJsonSuccess(data):              return         # Extract the token from it        token = json.loads(data)          return token['token']         ###End getToken function# A function that checks that the input JSON object is not an error object. def assertJsonSuccess(data):    obj = json.loads(data)    if 'status' in obj and obj['status'] == "error":        print("Error: JSON object returns an error. " + str(obj))        return False    else:        return True     ### End jsonSuccess function    """         This is the Main loop through WebMap values, processing and reporting back to survey, then continuing     """    #loop through the survey web map guids for processing-this is where the GUID values come from    current_survey = ''    for k,v in web_map_ids.items():        if v[1] is None:            continue        current_survey = v[0]         #get WebMap        gis = GIS(PORTAL_URL, username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD)        web_map = gis.content.get(v[1])        web_Map = WebMap(web_map)        web_map_layers = web_Map.layers          #extract the feature service name that contains the Point feature class        num = 0        for item in web_map_layers:            for tag in item:                if tag =='title':                    if item[tag] == 'Point':                        num = web_map_layers.index(item)                    else:                        continue                else:                    continue         point_url = web_map_layers[num]['url']         #from https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-desktop/analytics/quick-tips-consuming-feature-services-with-geoprocessing/        #Extract Points from feature service to feature class        baseURL = point_url         where = '1=1'        fields = '*'        token = 'getToken(USERNAME, PASSWORD, SERVERNAME, PORT)'        query = "?where={}&outFields={}&returnGeometry=true&f=json&token={}".format(where, fields, token)        # See http://services1.arcgis.com/help/index.html?fsQuery.html for more info on FS-Query        fsURL = baseURL + query         fs = arcpy.FeatureSet()        fs.load(fsURL)         #clean up prior to re-creating backups        if arcpy.Exists(lines_backup):            arcpy.Delete_management(lines_backup)        if arcpy.Exists(points_backup):            arcpy.Delete_management(points_backup)         #copy Points from feature service to feature class, for geo-processing        arcpy.CopyFeatures_management(fs, points_backup)

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