The GIS Map Services window allows administrators to connect Lucity to map services available on the web or that they have set up in Arc Server. Defining map services in this dialog defines them as an available service to add to a web or viewer map.
Note: Map services must be added to this setup screen before they can be added to the GIS Map Setup dialog.
Using the Grid
To edit an existing map service, click in a field and begin typing.
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Add Map Service |
Adds a new line to enter Map service Information |
Delete |
Deletes the selected map service |
Test |
Displays a popup that shows the map service url, and a list of layers that it recognizes as connected to Lucity |
Save |
Saves Edits made in the Grid |
Cancel |
Closes the window without saving. |
Fields |
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Name |
A unique name for the map service. This is used to identify the map service during setup. |
URL |
The URL of the map service, or Path of a local map package. A map service URL will usually look something like this Note: In Arc 10.1 the <service name> is case sensitive. For information about including Bing services go here. |
Order |
The order in which map services will appear when used together. Lower numbers will appear underneath higher numbers. Basemap services will always be on the bottom. |
Opacity |
Controls the opacity of this service. |
Base Map? |
Mark whether a layer should be used as a base map. All layers marked as a Base map will be available to all users in the base map selection tool in the webmap. This functionality is not available in the Lucity GIS Viewer or Lucity Mobile app. Note: Basemaps must be either a Tiled Map service, Image service, or Bing Map. |
Tiled? |
Mark whether the service is tiled. Tiling allows multiple concurrent requests and cached tiles perform faster. |
Proxy URL |
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Disable Local Caching |
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Note: More than one tiled service can be used in the map ONLY if they have the same spatial reference. If a tiled service is setup as the basemap, and another one with a different spatial reference is used as a normal map layer, the webmap will fail to render.
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