Sharing Data Road Map

[DMFACER]

I am looking for a road map or guide on how to share data from our organization with our client, and then pull that data back into our system for editing.  We are new to ArcGIS for Server, so we are still feeling our way through how to use it effectively.

Here is what I'm hoping to accomplish:

1. Publish existing data from ArcGIS Desktop to ArcGIS for Server/ArcGIS Online
2. Client edits data in ArcGIS Online
3. Download modified data to ArcGIS Desktop for additional edits/data management
4. Publish finalized data from ArcGIS Desktop back to ArcGIS for Server/ArcGIS Online

Is there a tutorial, document, class or just someone willing to provide details on how to accomplish this workflow?

Thanks,

Matt

[JoshWhite]

Did you ever find a solution to this?  I have a similar situation but more on the client side.  The county has all of the parcel data stored in SDE and we cannot seem to come to an appropriate solution that allows us to download the data from the county for our own use.  We've tried Clip & Ship, a feature service, ftp, or sending a zip file by email.  None of these are working well. 

[George_Thompson]

You may want to look into Geodatabase Replication: Understanding distributed data—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

This could also be done from the ArcGIS Server using Geodata Services: Geodatabase replication and ArcGIS for Server—ArcGIS Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

This should give you some more items to review and decide with.

-George

Geodatabase​ Managing Data​ Enterprise GIS​