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Where is the ArcGIS Workflow Manager Server Repository?

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03-29-2023 09:08 PM
JohnAnderson1
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Hi,

As an administrator of ArcGIS Workflow Manager Server 11.0, I would like to know where the web application and services store all of their information. For example, from a server architectural perspective:

Where on the host are Workflow Diagrams stored?

Where on the host are jobs stored?

Where on the host are Locations of Interest stored?

Given that ArcGIS Workflow Manager Server is an ArcGIS Server site which includes a Workflow Manager server role, is all this information stored in the ArcGIS Server directories on the host (eg \arcgis\arcgisserver\directories\arcgissystem)? Or in the config store? Or is all this information stored in the ArcGIS-managed Data Store that is part of the ArcGIS Enterprise installation?

Cheers.

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JFarmer
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Hi @JohnAnderson1 

All of the data for ArcGIS Workflow Manager is stored in ArcGIS Data Store. When you create a workflow item, one of the things that gets created is a hosted layer in your Portal (which corresponds to a hosted service in ArcGIS Server). 

You can access all this data either through the Portal UI or through ArcGIS Server REST if you just want to view and query it. But we also have APIs available if you wanted to do more advanced querying or actually create/update/delete things in the system.

REST and JS API: https://developers.arcgis.com/workflow-manager/

Python API: https://developers.arcgis.com/python/api-reference/arcgis.gis.workflowmanager.html

Let me know if you need more information.

Jonathan

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JFarmer
Esri Contributor

Hi @JohnAnderson1 

All of the data for ArcGIS Workflow Manager is stored in ArcGIS Data Store. When you create a workflow item, one of the things that gets created is a hosted layer in your Portal (which corresponds to a hosted service in ArcGIS Server). 

You can access all this data either through the Portal UI or through ArcGIS Server REST if you just want to view and query it. But we also have APIs available if you wanted to do more advanced querying or actually create/update/delete things in the system.

REST and JS API: https://developers.arcgis.com/workflow-manager/

Python API: https://developers.arcgis.com/python/api-reference/arcgis.gis.workflowmanager.html

Let me know if you need more information.

Jonathan

JohnAnderson1
Regular Contributor

Hi @JFarmer . I see it now. looking at the associated webservices in ArcGIS Portal and ArcGIS Server Manager they are hosted layers. Thanks for the info, and the links to the REST API.

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