ArcGIS Server Geoprocessing Service

Property

Description

Server

Specifies URL of an ArcGIS Server Geoprocessing service.

Example:
http://<myserver>/ArcGIS/rest/services/<my Service>/GPServer

Service name (GUI)

Service name of print service displayed in the GUI.

Metadata URL

Configure a reference to a metadata document (must be available via HTTP) as URL.

Note: You may configure the unique Metadata document identifier (UUID) of a Catalog Service (CSW 2.0) here. In this case you must configure the SOAP interface of the Catalog Services in Metadata Display.

Metadata short description

Allows a short description of the metadata. Word wrap can be accomplished with a "\n".

Copyright

Service specific copyright text to be added to the configured project copyright if the map service contributes to the map.

Note: The service specific copyright will only be displayed if the map element Copyright is configured.

Note: Detailed information about the use of these attributes can be found in chapters Template (File Name) and WebOffice ePaper Template (File Name).

Service user

User login for accessing the ArcGIS Server service (ArcGIS service user).

Note: The Windows domain can be specified with the following parameter 'domain\user'. If no domain is specified the local authentication of the user will be used. 

Password

Password of user accessing ArcGIS Server service.

Password (Pwd confirmation)

Password of user accessing ArcGIS Server service.

Identify/Select on all visible Feature Layers?

When using the option 'All visible Layers' in the Client, all layers visible in the current scale and set to visible are taken into consideration.

A Layer configuration is not required, the ArcMap Layer Properties get used instead (Layer Name, visible Fields, Field order).

Server normalized

Normalized server URL (not configurable)

Geoprocessing Task id

ID (Name) of Task to be executed.

Note: If you are configuring this service for Esri print, the default value that corresponds to the Esri PrintingTools is "Export Web Map Task".

Note: If your geoprocessing service contains more than one geoprocessing task you need to configure one Geoprocessing tool for each task.

Maximum wait time for results with asynchronous execution (in seconds)

Specifies how long the WebOffice 10.7 SP1 client waits for results of the asynchronous executed task. If the task was executed successfully during this time, the result will be processed immediately if possible.

If the maximum time has elapsed, the client will be available again. With setting the value to "0" the client will not wait for any results.

Note: Therefore, if you are using asynchronous GP services, make sure to configure a sufficient maximum wait time in order to display any geoprocessing results.