Configure Data Exchange Path
In some cases (e.g. WebOffice plot and WebOffice ePaper) the GIS-Server memory capacity can be overloaded, if the Server Object Extension has to process too much data. In order to avoid these peaks, a data exchange directory has to be configured.
Procedure
To setup a data exchange path, please proceed with following steps:
•Open Application Configuration
Open the application configuration
•In subelement WebOffice the element List of Data Share Directories must be added.
Adding "List of data share directories"
•Add element Data Share Path
Adding the "Data Share Path"
•Enter required parameters
The actual folder is copied to the server as described in chapter Publish "SynOutputService". You can also create a new folder at this point and skip the corresponding step of copying later. |
Configure "ArcGIS Server Publisher User"
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Description |
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Server |
Indicates the hostname of ArcGIS Server. e.g. http://<server name>:6080/arcgis |
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Access path from App Sever |
Access path from application server. Specifies the path for accessing the data share directory from the WebOffice 10.9 R4 application server. Define a local server drive for Single Server installation scenario or an UNC path for distributed installation scenario.
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Access path from GIS Server |
Access path from GIS Server. Specifies the path for accessing the data share directory from the GIS Server. Define a local server drive for Single Server installation scenario or an UNC path for distributed installation scenario.
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List of data share directories configuration
•Save application configuration
Save the application configuration
Always reload the application after changing the application configuration ![]() Reload application |
•For more information on configuring a data share path in WebOffice author, please have a look in chapter List of data share directories. •To maintain the performance and stability of the WebOffice 10.9 R4 application, you can find more details about the configuration in Cleanup of Directories. |