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Building Web Applications with ArcGIS

Building Web Applications with ArcGIS

By : Hussein Nasser
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Building Web Applications with ArcGIS

Building Web Applications with ArcGIS

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By: Hussein Nasser
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Overview of this book

If you are a GIS user or a web programmer, this book is for you. This book is also intended for all those who have basic web development knowledge with no prior experience of ArcGIS and are keen on venturing into the world of ArcGIS technology. The book will equip you with the skills to comfortably start your own ArcGIS web development project.
Table of Contents (8 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. The Bestaurants Project
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1. The Bestaurants Project
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Getting started with Bestaurants
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Bestaurants, the best restaurants in Belize
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Installing ArcGIS software
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Publishing a service in ArcGIS for Server
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Testing the published service
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Summary
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2. Setting Up the Basic Web Application
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2. Setting Up the Basic Web Application
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Setting up the web server
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Setting up the ArcGIS web application
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Customizing basic features
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3. Querying ArcGIS Services
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3. Querying ArcGIS Services
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Feature layers
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Identifying restaurants
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Using definition query to filter map
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Searching and displaying restaurants by name
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4. Rich Content and Mobile Integration
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4. Rich Content and Mobile Integration
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Brief introduction to relationships
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Working with Restaurants' rich content
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Mobile integration
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5. Posting Reviews, Ratings, and Photos
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5. Posting Reviews, Ratings, and Photos
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Configuring enterprise Geodatabase
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Publishing feature service
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Adding ArcGIS's editing capabilities
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The final touches
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A. Bestaurants on ArcGIS Online
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A. Bestaurants on ArcGIS Online
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Setting up ArcGIS Online account
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Publishing an ArcGIS Online Map
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Using online map from the JavaScript API
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Index
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Index

Setting up the ArcGIS web application

As you may know, any web application can be accessed through an address and a port. This is how you uniquely define a website. For example, www.packtpub.com, which can also be written as www.packtpub.com:80, this means the website is hosting on the default HTTP port 80. Port 80 is the default HTTP port and that is why browsers ignore it.

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The Address consists of the IP address, hostname, or domain name of the web server where the web application is running. The examples are 192.168.1.2, ARCGISMACHINE or www.packtpub.com. You can get the IP address by using the IPConfig command in the command prompt.

The Port is an integer number assigned to a server that acts as a door to which a client can connect through. Ports can be secured and blocked with the help of a firewall to prevent malicious access by unauthorized users.

In this section, we will first write the HTML web page; for this you will need to know some basic HTML code. Then we will inject the HTML...

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