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Delete Globe Server Cache
How to use Delete Globe Server Cache Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Delete Globe Server Cache |
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Delete
Globe Server Cache Tool, Caching Toolset, Server
Tools Toolbox
Delete Globe Server Cache
Deletes a layer or
layers of an existing globe service cache and all tiles in them.
This is a deprecated
tool.
1. Input Service
The globe service whose
layer caches you want to delete.
2. Input Layers
The layers in the globe
service whose caches will be deleted. All layers of the service are included by
default.
If a layer is excluded the layer's cache will not be deleted.
Delete Map Server Cache
How to use Delete Map Server Cache Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Delete Map Server Cache |
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Delete
Map Server Cache Tool, Caching Toolset, Server
Tools Toolbox
Delete Map Server Cache
Deletes an existing map
or image service cache, including all associated files on disk.
Parameters have changed
for this tool at version 10.1. Models and scripts written prior to 10.1 that
use this tool will need to be modified to work in 10.1.
1. Input Service
The map or image service
whose cache will be deleted. You can drag and drop a map or image service from
the Catalog tree to supply this parameter.
2. Number of caching service instances (optional)
The total number of
instances of the System/CachingTools service that you want to dedicate toward
running this tool. You can increase the maximum number of instances per machine
of the System/CachingTools service using the Service Editor window available through
an administrative connection to ArcGIS Server. Ensure your server machines can
support the chosen number of instances.
The Delete Map Server
Cache tool requires a minimum of two instances to run successfully.
Export Map Server Cache
How to use Export Map Server Cache Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Export Map Server Cache |
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Export
Map Server Cache Tool, Caching Toolset, Server
Tools Toolbox
Export Map Server Cache
Exports tiles from a map
or an image service cache as a cache dataset or tile package to a folder on
disk. The tiles can be imported into other caches, or they can be accessed from
ArcGIS Desktop or mobile devices as a raster dataset, independent from their
parent service.
1. Input Service
The map or image service
with the cache tiles to be exported. You can drag a map or an image service
from the Catalog tree to supply this parameter.
2. Target Cache Path
The folder into which
the cache will be exported. This folder does not have to be a registered server
cache directory. The ArcGIS Server account must have write access to the target
cache folder.
If the server account cannot be granted write access to the destination
folder but the ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Pro client has write access to it,
choose the Copy data from server parameter.
3. Export cache type
Exports a cache as a cache dataset or a tile package. Tile packages are suitable for ArcGIS Runtime and ArcGIS Mobile deployments.
- CACHE_DATASET—A map or image service cache that is generated using ArcGIS Server. It can be used in ArcGIS Desktop and by ArcGIS Server map or image services. This is the default.
- TILE_PACKAGE—A single compressed file where the cache dataset is added as a layer and consolidated so that it can be shared. In can be used in ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Runtime, and mobile apps.
4. Copy data from server
Check this parameter only if the ArcGIS Server account cannot be granted write access to the target folder and the ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Pro client has write access to it. The software exports the tiles in the server output directory before moving them to the target folder.
- Checked—Tiles are placed in the server output directory and are then moved to the target folder. The ArcGIS Desktop client must have write access to the target folder.
- Unchecked—Tiles are exported directly into the target folder. The ArcGIS Server account must have write access to the target folder.
5. Scales
A list of scale levels
at which tiles will be exported.
By default, the scales
listed in the tool dialog box are between the minimum and maximum cached scales
for the service. To update the scale range, go to the Service EditorCaching tab
and use the sliders to update the minimum and maximum cached scales.
6. Overwrite Tiles (optional)
Specifies whether the images in the receiving cache will be merged with the tiles from the originating cache or overwritten by them.
- Checked—The export replaces all pixels in the area of interest, effectively overwriting tiles in the destination cache with tiles from the originating cache.
- Unchecked—When the tiles are exported, transparent pixels in the originating cache are ignored by default. This results in a merged or blended image in the destination cache. This is the default.
7. Number of caching service instances (optional)
The total number of instances of the System/CachingTools service
that you want to dedicate toward running this tool. You can increase the
maximum number of instances per machine of the System/CachingTools service
using the Service Editor window available through an administrative connection
to ArcGIS Server. Ensure your server machines can support the chosen number of
instances.
8. Area Of Interest (Polygon) (optional)
An area of interest that
spatially constrains where tiles are exported from the cache. This parameter is
useful if you want to export irregularly shaped areas, as the tool clips the
cache dataset at pixel resolution.
If you do not specify an
area of interest, the full extent of the map is exported.
9. Export Extent (optional)
A rectangular extent
defining the tiles to be exported. By default, the extent is set to the full
extent of the map service into which you are importing. Note that the optional
parameter on this tool, Area Of Interest, allows you to alternatively import using
a polygon. It is recommended that you not provide values for both parameters
for a job.
If values are provided for both parameters, the Area Of Interest
parameter takes precedence over Import Extent.
Generate Map Server Cache Tiling Scheme
How to use Generate Map Server Cache Tiling Scheme Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Generate Map Server Cache Tiling Scheme |
Path to access the tool
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Generate
Map Server Cache Tiling Scheme Tool, Caching
Toolset, Server Tools Toolbox
Generate Map Server Cache Tiling
Scheme
Generates an XML tiling
scheme file that defines the scale levels, tile dimensions, and other
properties for a map service cache. This tool is useful when creating a tiling
scheme to use in multiple caches. You can load the tiling scheme file when you
create a cache in ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Server Manager, or you can run
Create Map Server Cache and pass in the tiling scheme file as a parameter.
A tiling scheme
describes how clients should reference the tiles in a cache and is a mapping
between the spatial reference of the source map document and the tiling grid.
The tiling grid uses a level of detail (scales), row, and column reference
scheme. The scheme also defines the scale levels (levels of detail) at which
the cache has tiles, the size of the tiles in pixels, and the screen resolution
for which the tiles are intended to be most commonly displayed. A tiling scheme
is needed to generate a map cache.
1. Map Document
The source map document
to be used for the tiling scheme.
2. Data Frame
The data frame to be
used for the tiling scheme.
3. Output Tiling Scheme
Path and file name of
the tiling scheme file to create.
4. Tiling origin in map units
The upper left corner of
the tiling scheme, in coordinates of the spatial reference of the source data frame.
5. Number of Scales
Number of scale levels
in the tiling scheme.
6. Scales
Scale levels to include
in the tiling scheme. These are not represented as fractions. Instead, use 500
to represent a scale of 1:500, and so on.
7. Dots(Pixels) Per Inch
The dots per inch of the
intended output device. If a DPI is chosen that does not match the resolution
of the output device, the scale of the map tile will appear incorrect. The
default value is 96.
8. Tile Size
The width and height of the cache tiles in pixels. The default is 256 by 256. For the best balance between performance and manageability, avoid deviating from standard dimensions of 256 by 256 or 512 by 512.
- 128 x 128—128 by 128 pixels
- 256 x 256—256 by 256 pixels
- 512 x 512—512 by 512 pixels
- 1024 x 1024—1024 by 1024 pixels
Import Map Server Cache
How to use Import Map Server Cache Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Import Map Server Cache |
Path to access the tool
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Import
Map Server Cache Tool, Caching Toolset, Server
Tools Toolbox
Import Map Server Cache
Imports tiles from a
folder on disk into a map or an image service cache.
The source folder can be
a child of a registered server cache directory, a folder into which a cache has
been previously exported, or a tile package (.tpk).
The target service must have
the same tiling scheme and the storage format as the source cache.
1. Input Service
The map or image service
into which tiles will be imported. You can drag a map or an image service from
the Catalog tree to supply this parameter.
2. Source Cache Type
Imports a cache from a cache dataset or tile package to a cached map or image service running on the server.
- CACHE_DATASET—A map or image service cache that is generated using ArcGIS Server. It can be used in ArcGIS Desktop and by ArcGIS Server map or image services.
- TILE_PACKAGE—A single compressed file where the cache dataset is added as a layer and consolidated so that it can be shared. It can be used in ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Runtime, and mobile apps.
3. Source Cache Dataset (optional)
The path to the tiles
that will be imported. This is represented by a raster dataset icon when you
are browsing. You do not have to specify a registered server cache directory;
most of the time you'll specify a location on disk where tiles have been
previously exported. This location should be accessible to the ArcGIS Server
account. If the ArcGIS Server account cannot be granted access to this
location, check the Upload data to server parameter.
4. Upload data to server (optional)
Check this parameter if the ArcGIS Server account does not have read access to the source cache. The tool will upload the source cache to the ArcGIS Server uploads directory before moving it to the ArcGIS Server cache directory.
- Checked—Tiles are placed in the server uploads directory and are then moved to the server cache directory. This is active by default when the Source Cache Type parameter is set to TILE_PACKAGE.
- Unchecked—Tiles are imported directly into the server cache directory. The ArcGIS Server account must have read access to the source cache.
5. Scales (optional)
A list of scale levels
at which tiles will be imported.
By default, the scales
listed in the tool dialog box are between the minimum and maximum cached scales
for the service. To update the scale range, go to the Service EditorCaching tab
and use the sliders to update the minimum and maximum cached scales.
6. Overwrite Tiles (optional)
Specifies whether the images in the destination cache will be merged with the tiles from the originating cache or overwritten by them.
Checked—The import replaces all pixels in the area of interest, effectively overwriting tiles in the destination cache with tiles from the originating cache.
Unchecked—When the tiles are imported, transparent pixels in the originating cache are ignored by default. This results in a merged or blended image in the destination cache. This is the default.
7. Number of caching service instances (optional)
The total number of
instances of the System/CachingTools service that you want to dedicate toward
running this tool. You can increase the maximum number of instances per machine
of the System/CachingTools service using the Service Editor window available
through an administrative connection to ArcGIS Server. Ensure your server
machines can support the chosen number of instances.
8. Area Of Interest (Polygon) (optional)
An area of interest
polygon that spatially constrains where tiles are imported into the cache. This
parameter is useful if you want to import tiles for irregularly shaped areas,
as the tool clips the cache dataset, which intersects the polygon at pixel
resolution and imports it to the service cache directory.
If you do not provide a
value for this parameter, the value of the Import Extent parameter will be
used. The default is to use the full extent of the map.
9. Import Extent (optional)
A rectangular extent defining the tiles to be imported into the cache. By default, the extent is set to the full extent of the map service into which you are importing. Note that the optional parameter on this tool, Area Of Interest, allows you to spatially constrain the imported tiles using an irregular shape. If values are provided for both parameters, the Area Of Interest parameter takes precedence over Import Extent.
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