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When to enable dynamic layers in a map service?
If you want to allow clients to change layer appearance and behavior in your map service, you can enable dynamic layers at the time you create the map service or after you’ve already published the map service. Dynamic layers can increase the amount of interaction that users are able to have with your maps.
Can a map be dynamically changed in ArcGIS?
When you publish a map service to your ArcGIS Server site, you can optionally choose to allow clients to dynamically change layer appearance and behavior in your map service. Determining which layers will appear in a map, layer symbology, layer order and position, labeling, and more, can be achieved through the use of dynamic layers.
What is a dynamic workspace in ArcGIS Server?
Dynamic workspaces can be any enterprise database, enterprise geodatabase, file geodatabase, or file directory on disk that is accessible to the ArcGIS Server site. When you choose a workspace, an ID is generated to uniquely identify the workspace within the pool of workspaces available to the map service.
What do you need to know about feature layers?
Feature layers 1 Hosted feature layers. Hosted feature layers are feature services whose feature data is hosted by, or stored in, one of two different data stores that the administrator has configured with 2 ArcGIS Server feature layers. 3 Feature collections. 4 Streaming feature layers. 5 Feature layer functionality.
Which is an example of a dynamic layer?
In this way, dynamic layers can increase the amount of interaction that users have with your maps. For example, let’s say you created a map document with a U.S. states layer and applied a color classification based on each state’s population in 2010.
Why do you need dynamic layers in ArcGIS?
Determining which layers will appear in a map, layer symbology, layer order and position, labeling, and more, can be achieved through the use of dynamic layers. In this way, dynamic layers can increase the amount of interaction that users have with your maps.