Greetings,
I'm trying to create a customized basemap via desktop tools and load into ArcGIS Online. I don't have licensing for ArcGIS Server. I have been reading and testing extensively via desktop tools and had good success with the numerous options. My cache will be larger than 256mb so I can't upload tile package via browser. I'm looking at 5 to perhaps 15 GB when complete. So I'll upload via desktop to AGOL connection.
While I can get nice looking test caches to AGOL, I can't seem to remove the Esri basemap behind everything. I've successfully created basemap groups and customized the basemaps my users' see, but I still have to have an Esri basemap drawing behind my carefully designed cached basemap.
Please help me if you can, find out to make my cache the only one that the user sees.
Thanks!!
I'm trying to create a customized basemap via desktop tools and load into ArcGIS Online. I don't have licensing for ArcGIS Server. I have been reading and testing extensively via desktop tools and had good success with the numerous options. My cache will be larger than 256mb so I can't upload tile package via browser. I'm looking at 5 to perhaps 15 GB when complete. So I'll upload via desktop to AGOL connection.
While I can get nice looking test caches to AGOL, I can't seem to remove the Esri basemap behind everything. I've successfully created basemap groups and customized the basemaps my users' see, but I still have to have an Esri basemap drawing behind my carefully designed cached basemap.
Please help me if you can, find out to make my cache the only one that the user sees.
Thanks!!
http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/choose-basemap.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_5EA1869127A74F19A6FA105A9441766E
Thanks
Mike
Mike,
Thanks, I see that I can make my cache service a basemap. The interface is a little different: I open up a web map, search for the tile cache service, and then I have to click the title of the service and add as basemap. A little different than how I would add various other standard or Esri basemaps. That's where I was confused.
Thanks!!!