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Matsa
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How could I use 'drawing info' of arcgis in GeoAnalytics?

Hello, 

we have an arcgis map with drawing info( different symbols), ( I can see the different symbols when I open layouts in 'ArcGIS API For java script' mode), I create a query with following condition :

  • WHERE 1=1
  • Out Fields: *
  • Format: GeoJson

But when I use the link in my geodata layer , I have not seen different symbols( i see just the green bubble which is default) , How could we use 'drawing info' in geodata layer.

should I set any special parameter when I am creating query?

I appreciate any help on this matter.

Thank you in advance.

Regards

Matsa

 

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Patric_Nordstrom
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Employee

Styling is not part of the export, GeoJSON only contains the geometries.

Normally the drawing info from the ArcGIS server is in plain text or JSON so some styling can be extracted like colors etc. 

Thanks,

Patric

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Patric_Nordstrom
Employee
Employee

Styling is not part of the export, GeoJSON only contains the geometries.

Normally the drawing info from the ArcGIS server is in plain text or JSON so some styling can be extracted like colors etc. 

Thanks,

Patric

Matsa
Creator
Creator
Author

Thanks @Patric_Nordstrom  for the answer.

then is there any way to use  JSON  File in my geo analytics?

Regards,

Matsa

Patric_Nordstrom
Employee
Employee

No, there is no automated way. 

Thanks,

Patric

Matsa
Creator
Creator
Author

Thanks @Patric_Nordstrom , 

Is there any link which could help me to use it in some way?

Thank you in advance.

Regards

Patric_Nordstrom
Employee
Employee

That would be Esri specific information. Check out the documentation at

https://developers.arcgis.com/rest/

For instance

https://developers.arcgis.com/documentation/common-data-types/layerdefinition.htm

Thanks,

Patric