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Publish a feature service "in a tree shape" in ArcGIS Online

Question asked by franciscosobrado on Feb 12, 2016
Latest reply on Feb 14, 2016 by nita14

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Dear all,

I have publish a feature service using ArcMap 10.2.2 to my AGOL account. This feature service has different layers, the scheme is displayed in the picture below.

As you can see in the previous picture, the feature service has a "line structure". However, I am interested in publishing the feature service in a "tree shape structure" like the picture shown below:

Any ideas about the Work Flow to publish a feature service in a "tree shape structure", using ArcMap and AGOL.

Thanks for your help

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nita14 Feb 12, 2016 3:32 AM

Hi Francisco,

As far as I am concerned, you can simply add 'New Group Layer' in ArcMap and then add to it layers which you would like to add/or add another Group Layer. The layer tree in ArcMap should look like:

- Uses del Medio (Group Layer)

- Caladeros (Layer)

Arrecifes..... (Group Layer)

- Arrecifes .....(Layer)

Next overwrite your service or create a new one.

Hope this helps,

Adam

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franciscosobrado @ nita14 on Feb 14, 2016 9:21 AM

Hello Adam,

Thanks for your answer. I have done the work flow that you suggest, but group layers are not supported when you try to publish a service from ArcMAP into AGOL.

Any more ideas?

Thanks for your help

Francisco

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nita14 @ franciscosobrado on Feb 14, 2016 10:33 AM

Hi Francisco,

Sorry for giving you wrong advice. To be honest, I would try to recreate feature service with group layers on ArcGIS for Server, and then try to use it as a template for Fature Service creation in AGOL (Create new Feature Service > From URL). I did not try to check it, as I don't have ArcGIS for Server installation running. Unfortunately, service definition updating/adding in AGOL does not work.

Hope this help, if not you are forced to use FS form ArcGIS for Server

Regards,

Adam

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nita14 Feb 12, 2016 3:32 AM
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Hi Francisco,

As far as I am concerned, you can simply add 'New Group Layer' in ArcMap and then add to it layers which you would like to add/or add another Group Layer. The layer tree in ArcMap should look like:

- Uses del Medio (Group Layer)
     - Caladeros (Layer)
     Arrecifes..... (Group Layer)
          - Arrecifes .....(Layer)
          - Arrecifes .....(Layer)

Next overwrite your service or create a new one.

Hope this helps,

Adam
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- franciscosobrado @ nita14 on Feb 14, 2016 9:21 AM
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  Hello Adam,
  
  Thanks for your answer. I have done the work flow that you suggest, but group layers are not supported when you try to publish a service from ArcMAP into AGOL.
  
  Any more ideas?
  
  Thanks for your help
  
  Francisco
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  - nita14 @ franciscosobrado on Feb 14, 2016 10:33 AM
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    Hi Francisco,
    
    Sorry for giving you wrong advice. To be honest, I would try to recreate feature service with group layers on ArcGIS for Server, and then try to use it as a template for Fature Service creation in AGOL (Create new Feature Service > From URL). I did not try to check it, as I don't have ArcGIS for Server installation running. Unfortunately, service definition updating/adding in AGOL does not work.
    
    Hope this help, if not you are forced to use FS form ArcGIS for Server
    
    Regards,
    
    Adam
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