WebOffice 10.9 R4 takes many ArcMap layer properties into consideration such as:

Name and Visibility

See the previous chapter Table of Content for detailed information on what you should take into consideration when specifying ArcMap layer names and layer visibility.

Scale Range

General recommendations are:

•Every layer should have a defined scale range.

•On a certain scale the count of features rendered in the map for a specific layer should at maximum be about 100 objects. This is a very rough estimate anyway, because data fetch time, layer symbol renderers etc. influence the rendering time,

•Think about used layer symbols and renderers. Complex renderers take a lot more time to render then simple renderers.

 

 

Fields

In the ArcMap Layer Properties dialog on the Fields tab it is possible to set certain fields to invisible. WebOffice 10.9 R4 takes care of this configuration and does not provide invisible fields at all. This way it is possible to easily and precisely specify which fields and field contents will be available to users and which not.

 

Especially for Feature classes with many (dozens of) fields you should make use of the field visibility settings in order to make search results easier to understand and interpret. As a thumb rule you should try to avoid more than 10 visible (and displayed) fields on a layer.