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In some scenarios (especially WebOffice plotten extension and WebOffice ePaper) there may occur memory heaps if the Server Object Extension has to process too much data. In order to avoid these peaks, a data share directory has to be configured.

Take the following steps to configure the WebOfficeDataShare:

•	Open the Application Configuration

Open the application configuration

•	In the subelement WebOffice add a List of Data Share Directories.

Add a list of data share directories

•	Add the element Data exchange path.

Add a data exchange path

•	Configure the necessary parameters

Note: The actual folder will be copied to the server in chapter Publish the SynOutputService. It is also possible to create a new folder within this step and to skip copying this particular folder in the other chapter.

Data exchange path configuration

Property

Description

Server

Host name of the ArcGIS 10.2 for Server.

e.g. http://<server name>:6080/arcgis

Access path from App Server

Access path from Application Server.

Specifies the path for accessing the datashare directory from the WebOffice 10.2 SP3 application server. Define a local server drive for Single Server installation scenario or an UNC path for distributed installation scenario.

Notes:

•	It is recommended to create the datashare directory on the GIS Server (e.g. C:\arcgisserver\directories)

•	The directory must have the name "WebOfficeDataShare", otherwise no Directory Cleanup will be performed (see: Cleanup of Directories)

•	The same directory, that is configured "Access path from GIS Server", must be referenced!

•	The Windows user account(s) used for running ArcGIS Server and Apache Tomcat must have read and write rights on this directory.

•	If WebOffice 10.2 SP3 application server and ArcGIS Server reside on same machine, you can specify the same path like for "Access path from GIS Server" attribute.

Access path from GIS Server

Access path from GIS Server.

Specifies the path for accessing the datashare directory from the GIS Server. Define a local server drive for Single Server installation scenario or an UNC path for distributed installation scenario.

Notes:

•	It is recommended to create the datashare directory on the GIS Server (e.g. C:\arcgisserver\directories)

•	The directory must have the name "WebOfficeDataShare", otherwise no Directory Cleanup will be performed (see: Cleanup of Directories)

•	The same directory, that is configured "Access path from App Server", must be referenced!

•	The Windows user account(s) used for running ArcGIS Server and Apache Tomcat must have read and write rights on this directory.

•	If WebOffice 10.2 SP3 application server and ArcGIS Server reside on same machine, you can specify the same path like for "Access path from App Server" attribute.

Data exchange path properties

•	Save the application configuration

Save the application configuration

•	Always reload the application after changing the application configuration

Reload application

Note: See chapter List of Data Share Directories for details about the configuration in WebOffice author.

Note: To maintain performance and stability of your WebOffice 10.2 SP3 application please ensure to configure Cleanup of Directories.

Configure WebOfficeDataShare