Where do I Find my SOEs in ArcGIS?
In fact, your REST SOEs will be shown in the ArcGIS Services Directory and can expose the typical object types that the ArcGIS client APIs understand, mostly in JSON format. When you build an SOE, you’re providing coarse-grained methods that perform work on ArcGIS Server, rather than making a large number of calls from the client to the server.
When to use a server object interceptor ( SOE )?
SOEs are appropriate if you have some well-defined business logic to perform that is not easily accomplished using the ArcGIS client APIs. Most SOEs do this by using custom code to work with geospatial data and maps. Server object interceptors (SOI) allow you to intercept requests for existing built-in operations of map or image services.
Which is SDK to use for SOEs and Sois?
SOEs and SOIs can be developed using Esri SDKs. Each offers tools, documentation, and samples for both .NET and Java. Use the ArcObjects SDKs ( for .NET and for Java) to develop extensions for map and image services (including map service extensions such as feature services) published from ArcMap.
Can a.NET extension be deployed to ArcGIS Server?
Extensions developed with .NET can only be deployed to ArcGIS Server on Windows. An extension can only be developed for a specific service type, either a map service or an image service. For example, you cannot develop a generic extension that works with both a map service and an image service.
How to configure the same ArcGIS web adaptor?
Can I configure the same ArcGIS Web Adaptor to work with both ArcGIS Server and Portal for ArcGIS? When accessing ArcGIS Server Manager, the ArcGIS Server Administrator Directory, and the ArcGIS Server Services Directory through HTTPS, it takes some time (up to a minute) for the applications to load in Internet Explorer.
Why do I get the same message on my ArcGIS Server?
This may be due to security settings that affect how the hosting server communicates with the tile cache data store.. The same message appears in the ArcGIS Server logs on the hosting server.
How to publish a GIS resource in ArcGIS?
When attempting to publish a map service in ArcMap, I click File > Share As but the Service option is unavailable (grayed out). I encounter an error in ArcGIS Desktop when attempting to publish a GIS resource that references data in a Windows file share. What OGC-compliant services can I publish with ArcGIS Server?
How to tune and configure services in ArcGIS?
A good way to automate this process is to create a Python, shell, or Windows batch script that executes a custom ArcGIS Server administrative API command line executable file. This custom executable file would take the server name, service name, service type, and whether the service should be started or stopped as command line arguments.
How are services pooled in the ArcGIS Server?
All services published with ArcGIS Server are pooled. This means that instances of the service can be shared between multiple application sessions. An application that uses an instance of a pooled service only uses it for the amount of time it takes to complete one request (for example, to draw a map or geocode an address).