exportImage with bounding box

[Sendhil]

Hi,

I am using the ArcGIS API for JavaScript for react. I am using an imageServer layer. 

I see on load there are calls made to "ImageServer/exportImage" with a bounding box parameter while loading , zooming the map.

I would like to understand why this call is being made , how can I avoid this call.

I was looking for some architectural documents to understand the behavior of the map viewer.

Thanks,

Sendhil

[ReneRubalcava]

The exportImage endpoint is how the image is queried to load in the map.

https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/services-reference/enterprise/export-image.htm

There's no way to avoid it while using an ImageService layer, it's how the image is displayed

[Sendhil]

Thank you. Wondering why there is a request made with the bounding box.

Is the map viewer initiating this request?

Trying to avoid this call since this could be a non cacheable request / response.

Regards,

Sendhil 

[ReneRubalcava · Accepted solution]

You're right, it's not cacheable, but the bounding box defines how to clip the image. You can't get an image without it.

[Sendhil]

Thank you.

I did try a sample from https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/sample-code/layers-imagerylayer/ 

Intro to ImageryLayer | Sample | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.19

This has a simple call to the imageryLayer and I could see calls made to imageryServer/exportImage with bounding box parameter

Regards,

Sendhil

[jhonsnow]

Howdy,

I'm also involving the ArcGIS Programming interface for JavaScript for respond. I'm utilizing an imageServer layer.

I see on load there are calls made to "ImageServer/exportImage" with a jumping box boundary while stacking , zooming the guide.

I might want to comprehend the reason why this call is being made , how might I keep away from this call.

I was searching for a few engineering reports to grasp the way of behaving of the guide watcher.

Much obliged,  best boxes