The geocode service used to locate addresses can be from ArcGIS Server or an ArcGIS Online organization. You are not required to federate or configure a hosting server to geocode individual addresses in a web map.īatch geocode addresses in a web map (for example, from a CSV file)Ī hosting server is required, as it performs validation of the address data added to the web map. Geocode individual addresses in a web map You are not required to federate or configure a hosting server to create web maps. For example, your portal might expose items from a federated server with items individually registered from other servers.Īdd items to the portal (for example, files, web apps, and services)Īll portal items are treated the same in security and sharing.Īdd shapefiles and CSV files with addresses to a web mapĪ hosting server is required, as it performs validation of shapefile and address data added to the web map. You can combine these approaches to meet the level of integration necessary for your organization. The table below provides a summary of common ArcGIS Enterprise portal features available with and without ArcGIS Server integration. This topic, and this section of the documentation, covers the three approaches to ArcGIS Enterprise integration. You can register individual services from any ArcGIS Server site with the portal, whether or not it is federated (or even if it is your own server).

You can assign a federated ArcGIS Server site to act as the portal's hosting server, allowing users to publish data and maps to a wider audience as web services.You can federate one or more ArcGIS Server sites with the portal to integrate its security and sharing models.There are three ways in which ArcGIS Server can be used by the ArcGIS Enterprise portal: Though it can be deployed as stand-alone software, integrating ArcGIS Server with the ArcGIS Enterprise portal enables efficient, powerful workflows for your organization. The portal helps transform your ArcGIS Server services into information products, and to securely share content with your users and stakeholders. The backbone of geospatial content in ArcGIS Enterprise is your GIS web services powered by ArcGIS Server, and the primary location for users to access, visualize, and work with geospatial content is the ArcGIS Enterprise portal. Functions available through integrationĪrcGIS Enterprise is a Web GIS software product comprising four software components.

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