GIS service is a group of software functional entities related to geographic information in the network environment. It exposes the encapsulated functions through interfaces, expands and improves GIS applications by using Web technology, and has strong user interaction capabilities. GIS Server Type can be divided into Spatial Data publishing, Spatial Query retrieval, spatial model service and Web resource organization.
ArcGIS Server Type
ArcGIS Server is a server-based GIS product, which is used to build enterprise GIS applications and services with centralized management, multi-user support and advanced GIS functions. Such as Map Service, Feature Service, Geo-Processing Automation (GPA) Service, Imaging Service, Geographic Data Service, Geocoding Service, Network Analysis Service, Ready-to-use services such as Spatial Analyst Service provide open interfaces for data publishing and sharing, and model analysis.
SuperMap Server Type
SuperMap iServer is a cloud GIS application server product based on cross-platform GIS kernel, which provides full-featured GIS service publishing for network clients through services. Such as Map Service, Data Service, Spatial Analysis, Network Analysis, Traffic Transfer Analysis, 3D Service, Machine Learning, Data Science, Streaming Data Service can also be customized through service expansion to provide rich choices for different user needs.
SuperMap iServer provides a system monitoring and statistics module, which is used to monitor the running status of the server, concurrent access, hotspot services, etc. It can monitor and count the current load of the server, the load status of the cluster system, the performance of each part of the code when the server responds to the drawing request, and count the access history of the service instance and the user. And set that administrator to be notified by mail when the system has error or warning information. By monitoring and counting the running status and concurrent access of SuperMap iServer, we can better understand the running and load of the server, and help system administrators to adjust and optimize the server and service content more pertinently.
SuperMap iDesktopX provides two forms of Publich Service and forwarding service to realize the migration of ArcGIS services.
Service publishing
Convert ArcGIS Datasource or map document into SuperMap type, and then publish the service with SuperMap iServer, and then forward the service. Currently, three kinds of ArcGIS Rest services are supported, including ArcGIS REST Feature Service, ArcGIS REST Map Service, and ArcGIS REST Network Analysis Service.
Function entrance
Data Migration tab-> ArcGIS Data Migration-> SuperMap Service > ArcGIS Service.
Parameter Description
- IServer Server Address: Enter the iServer address of the Publich Service. Click the Drop-down Button in the combo box, select New Connection "to pop up the Login SuperMap iServer" dialog box, and enter Server Address, user name and password to log in. After successful login, the program will Auto Save the connected address, and the user can select History to achieve quick login when logging in later.
Caution: If the iServer service is not started or the administrator account or password is entered incorrectly, you will not be able to log in normally. Please confirm whether the Link Information is correct and then log in again.
- Workspace file: Select the Workspace file (*.smwu) to be published, and the program will read the relevant data according to the File Path?.
Upload local File: Set whether to Upload local File. If you do not Upload local File, changes to the File catalog will cause the service to be unavailable.
- REST Service: Support publishing as REST Server Type, Including ArcGIS REST Feature Service, ArcGIS REST Map Service and ArcGIS REST Network Analysis Service. For a detailed introduction to REST Server Type, see REST Services .
- Editable: It is used to control whether the data can be edited. After the check box is checked, the published data can be edited by other clients, such as Create Dataset, Modify Dataset Name, etc.
After the Publich Service is executed, the Output Window will prompt whether the publication is successful. If the publication is successful, the Published Service Address and the browsing address will be displayed. After successful publishing, log in to the SuperMap iSever service management interface and check the arcgisrest option for service conversion to obtain two Server Addresses, through which the published services can be browsed.
Service forwarding
Datasource or map documents based on ArcGIS are connected to ArcGIS services through SuperMap iServer, which currently supports the forwarding of three ArcGIS REST Server Types. Includes Feature Service, Map Service, and Network Analysis services, and forwards to the Server Type supported by SuperMap.
Function Entry
Data Migration tab-> ArcGIS Data Migration-> ArcGIS Service > SuperMap Service.
Parameter Description
- IServer Server Address: Enter the iServer address of the Publich Service. Click the Drop-down Button in the combo box, select New Connection "to pop up the Login SuperMap iServer" dialog box, and enter Server Address, user name and password to log in. After successful login, the program will Auto Save the connected address, and the user can select History to achieve quick login when logging in later.
- ArcGIS Server Type: Select the forwarded ArcGIS Server Type. Currently, three Server types are supported: ArcGIS Feature Service, ArcGIS Map Service, and ArcGIS Network Analysis service.
- Source Data -- Server Address: Enter the connection address of the ArcGIS service. Make sure that the current connection address is locally accessible, otherwise the service cannot be forwarded.
- Server Type: Select the Server Type to be forwarded as SuperMap, Currently supported Server Types include: RESTMap Service, WMS1.1.1, WMA1.3.0, WMTS 1.0.0, WMTS-CHINA, Baidu REST Map service, Google REST Map service, etc. See Publish Workspace for a detailed description of Server Types.
- Allow Editing: It is used to control whether data can be edited. After the check box is checked, the published data can be edited by other clients, such as Create Dataset, Modify Dataset Name, etc.
After the forwarding service is executed, the Output Window will prompt whether the forwarding is successful. If the publishing is successful, the Output Window will display the Published Service Address and the browsing address. The user can copy the Server Address, open the iServer REST service in the Current Workspace as a web-type Datasource, or directly click the browse address to view the results published by the service.
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