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ArcGIS Runtime for Java and Local Server access

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09-09-2014 12:53 AM
nita14
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Regular Contributor

Hi All,

  I have heard that Local Server was made to share packages as services to local client only. Howerver, is there an option to access the services from another computer? How I can control the naming convention of local server address assignment i.e. http://127.0.0.1:port.

Many thanks for any suggestions,

Adam

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EricBader
Regular Contributor II

Hi Adam,

No, there is not a way for LocalServer running on a client machine to be accessed by another machine. This is by design.

The LocalServer is designed to provide local capabilities to that single machine only. A Runtime app is only intended for a single user to use on that one machine.

Does this make sense?

Thanks!

nita14
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Regular Contributor

Hi Eric,

  Thank you for the answer. The 'Big Picture' of ArcGIS Runtime is clear for me. I am thinking about building high availability, mission-critical solution that does not depend on any server (ArcGIS Server Instances). Can ArcGIS Runtime local server instances communicate on multiple machines ?

Regards,

Adam

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EricBader
Regular Contributor II

No. Each instance of Local Server can only be accessed using localhost, so there isn't a way for one machine to communicate with another.

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