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When will ArcGIS Enterprise receive the ability to edit and use MIL STD symbols without the use of ArcPro?

RyanWaller

Currently there is no ability to create and use MIL-STD symbols in ArcGIS Enterprise without publishing from a desktop client using ArcPRO or ArcMap. When will Enterprise have the ability to create MIL-STD symbols in either Web AppBuilder or somewhere else within the enterprise offering?

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KerryRobinson

Hi Ryan,

We're working hard to bring military symbology to web applications without the need to publish a map service using the dictionary renderer in ArcGIS Pro. We are releasing this capability in multiple stages. The ArcGIS API for JavaScript version 4.13 (due to be released next month) will include a new Dictionary Renderer API, allowing you to use a web military dictionary style to symbolize point features or graphics. More information on this will be published closer to the release date. In the future we will be adding support for lines and areas, and direct support in ArcGIS Online and Portal for ArcGIS.

Meanwhile we have made several improvements to dictionary styles over the last year, and these improvements are also available when the style is used throughout the platform, whether it's ArcGIS Pro, the Runtime SDKs or JavaScript API. These styles are now configurable and customizable. Read more about it here: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/help/mapping/layer-properties/dictionary-renderer.htm, and if you're interested in customizing styles, or even taking a deeper dive into a dictionary style, I recommend checking out the Dictionary Renderer Toolkit for ARcGIS Pro on GitHub: https://github.com/Esri/dictionary-renderer-toolkit.

Stay tuned...

Kerry

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KerryRobinson

Hi @RyanWaller . I know it's been quite a while, but I thought it would be worth pointing out that we have published two blog posts outlining how to prepare data for use with military symbology in web applications... one for legacy web apps built with the JSAPI 3.x (i.e. Web AppBuilder) and one for newer apps using JSAPI 4.x (i.e. Experience Builder).

RyanWaller

Thanks Kerry, this would be immensely helpful to our Organization / Enterprise once implemented.

KerryRobinson

Hi Ryan,

Stay tuned...

Kerry

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