Deploy ROW Permit Review ArcGIS Solution for Local Government | ArcGIS Pro/Online | Part 1/2
In this #HowTo assignment, we will be #deploying the #ROWPermitReview #ArcGIS Solution for Local Government using #ArcGIS Pro and use our own Hosted feature items.
Steps followed: ---
1. Installing the Add-in
2. Deploying the solution
3. Loading out own feature item.
4. Configuring the Solution in AGO
See more - https://solutions.arcgis.com/local-go...
Other details:
1. After deploying your solution, we need to create relationship tables and classes for our feature layer.
2. In #ArcGIS Pro, #Catalog, Portal, search for the #Feature #layer which is deployed by your ROW Permit Review Solution. Drag the feature layer into your Contents as well as your own feature layer which you want to show in the solution. In the #Contents, you should have three items, your feature, the feature you deployed with your solution (ROW Permits) and you should also have a standalone table (ROW Permit Comment).
3. Now, we need to save both our feature to display in our solution and also the standalone table in our file geodatabase. To do this, right click on you feature layer in contents, Data and Export Features. A Feature Class to Feature Class Geoprocessing tool pops up. Provide a name for your Output Feature Class and hit Run.
4. Repeat step 3 for the ROW Permit Comment Standalone Table.
5. Confirm in your file Geodatabase that you have the two items you have created in 3 and 4 above.
6. Remove any other item in your Table of Contents apart from the two items you created in 3 and 4.
7. For your Feature in Table contents, we need to verify if it has a Field named GlobalID. To do that, right click and open it's attribute table. Scroll through to see you attributes. If there is no field named GlobalID, we need to create one. If your feature has the field, skip step 8 below.
8. In Analysis tab, Geoprocessing section, click on tools. In the pop up, search for Add Global IDs geoprocessing tool. Point out your layer that needs to have #GlobalIDs added. After running the tool, #GlobalIDs should be added. Go to your layer's attribute information to confirm that the field was added.
Other steps will be found in part two of this...
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