Hello word !
I'm using the JS API 3.17 (or something like that) and I would like to import a shapefile in my map as graphics (like there) but without using a portal url ('cause ain't got a portal licence but a server one only so I may not use that : http://www.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/features/generate )
If someone has an answer for me ...
Thank you ! 😃
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Florian,
If you do not have the ability to use the ArcGIS.com conversion utility service then you will have search for and use a JS Library that can read and convert a shapefile. There are some old ones out there that have not been updated or maintained in years so they would likely need quite a bit of work to be updated to the current version of the JS API.
Florian,
If you do not have the ability to use the ArcGIS.com conversion utility service then you will have search for and use a JS Library that can read and convert a shapefile. There are some old ones out there that have not been updated or maintained in years so they would likely need quite a bit of work to be updated to the current version of the JS API.
Robert,
First, thank you for you answer !
Could you explain me the workflow you're thinking about ?
Is it something like :
I import the shapefile through a classic input, calling a third lib who wanna parse the shapefile and gonna give me a json/geojson ?
Thanks by advance !
As a shapefile is made of multiple files it will have to be zipped (as the esri utility requires as well) and you would use a file input dijit to get this data and the use the 3rd party library to parse the shapefile to get json and then you would create a FeatureLayer using a FeatureCollection.
Alright, I get it !
I wanna use this lib and now I have to figure out how to use it in the angular-esri-map api !