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ArcGIS Server 9.2 Implementation Seminar

2008 Indiana GIS Conference

Getting Started with ArcGIS Server

Eric Rodenberg, ESRI


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What is ArcGIS Server?


Session Overview

• What is ArcGIS Server- ArcGIS Server Defined

- Who Uses ArcGIS Server

- ArcGIS Server Overview

• What are its Services

• What is a Web Map Application


What is ArcGIS Server?

• Out-of-the-box Web GIS

• Development platform for server applications

• Provides the platform for sharing your GIS resources, across the Internet / Intranet. – Maps, globes, models, address locators, and

geodatabases

• Centrally managed data, supports multiple users, and provides clients with the most up-to-date information.


Who uses ArcGIS Server?

• The GIS Server can publish resources for any of the following clients.– Web application users

– ArcGIS Explorer users

– ArcGIS Desktop users

– Developers

• Developers can utilize the GIS Server to expose custom functionality of a GIS Resource for any of these applications.– Web applications

– Web services

– Mobile applications

– Desktop applications

– Engine Developer Kit.


ArcGIS overview

ArcGIS Desktop

ArcGIS Explorer

Web Map Viewer

ArcGIS Engine

Mobile

+ Extensions

ArcMap ArcCatalog ArcReader

Custom GIS applications

Lightweight GIS client

Lightweight toolkit

Java.NET

ArcGIS

Server

ArcSDEtechnology

ArcWeb

Services

Other

Services

Applications

Services

Data

(Geodatabase)

Author

Integrated server-based GIS

Personal

(Access)File

File Personal Workgroup Enterprise

Arc

SD

E


ArcGIS Server and ArcObjects components

• ArcGIS Server is built on a common library of shared GIS software components called ArcObjects.

• ArcObjects components are software objects that have multiple developer APIs.

• ArcObjects is at the core of all the ArcGIS products:

– ArcGIS Desktop

– ArcGIS Engine

– ArcGIS Server


ArcGIS Server: Scaled by Capacity


Summary

• Out of the Box Web GIS

• Used by Analysts, Developers, and Viewers

• Built on the ArcGIS Framework

• Uses the same ArcObjects as the Desktop

• Highly Scalable


Session Overview

• What is ArcGIS Server

• What are its Services– Map & Globe Services

– Geoprocessing & Geocoding Services

– Geodata Services

– Author, Serve and Use

• What is a Web Map Application


• Services for displaying data …– Map services

– Globe services

– KML

– WMSnn

Types of GIS services


• Services that provide functionality …– Geoprocessing services

– Geocoding services

– Network analysis services



• Services that provide web access to data …– Geodata services

• Create local copies of remote data

• Execute database queries

• Synchronize edits with another database

– Mobile data services


Trimble GeoXT

Tablet PCPDA

Pocket PC

Replication

Services

Maryland

1-Way 2-Way

Change-Only

Updates


• Web-enables GIS content

• Choose functionality to expose

• Use ArcCatalog– Right-click content > Publish to ArcGIS Server wizard

Serve (Publishing GIS services)ArcCatalog – ArcGIS Desktop

Publishing requires:

- Membership in the agsAdmin group

- Data is accessible to ArcGIS Server

GlobeMap Locator


ArcGIS Server Manager

• Web-based administration tool– Publish GIS services

– Create Web mapping applications

– Manage GIS server properties

Login account requires:

- Administrative rights on server machine

- Membership in the agsAdmin group


Use (Consuming GIS services)

• Out-of-the-box clients– ArcGIS Desktop

– ArcGIS Explorer

– Google Earth™

• Web mapping applications– Create Web Application wizard

• Custom Web applications– Web ADF

• Mobile applications– Mobile ADF

MobileWeb

GDB

Desktop

Mapping

3-D Visualization

Geoprocessing

Data Management

Multiple Clients

Open

APIs

OGC

KML

SOAP

SQL


Summary

• Supports Maps, Globes, Geoprocessing, Geodata and Geocoding Services

• Supports multiple Clients (i.e. ArcMap, ArcGIS Explorer, Google Earth

• ArcMap and ArcCatalog provide Authoring Capabilites



Demo


Session Overview

• What is ArcGIS Server

• What are its Services

• What is a Web Map Application– Web Mapping Application Template

– ArcGIS Server Manager

– Output Web Application Language


Web mapping application template.Net and Java Versions

• Web pages

• Controls

• Sitemap

• Themes

• Resources

• Custom tools

• Help system


Creating Web applications

• ArcGIS Server Manager – Wizard generate basic application

– Layout generated for you


Specifying Web Application Language

1. Click on Settings

2. Specify C# or VB

1

2


Summary

• Web Application is a Template that includes Map Controls, Tools, Service Resources, Themes and Sitemap

• Create in the ArcGIS Server Manager Web Application

• Application Can be further customized in Visual Studio or Eclipse



Demo



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