Use of ArcGIS Data Interoperability (1)

When I used onemap today, I found that the WFS service registered in onemap could not be loaded in skyline. So I want to know what the difference between the WFS service after onemap registration and the original WFS service in the server. First, check whether WFS can be opened in ArcMap to check whether all WFS services are properly displayed. It was originally determined that ArcMap could not preview or view the WFS service, because it has never been tried. However, after searching by Du Niang, we found that as early as 2004, ESRI launched the ArcGIS data interoperability tool to view the layer of WFS Service In ArcMap. The following describes ArcGIS Data Interoperability:

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Using ArcGIS data interoperability extensions, you can directly read and access dozens of spatial data formats, including the GML, DWG/DXF files, microstation design files, MapInfo mid/MIF files, and Tab file types. You can drag and drop the data and other data sources in ArcGIS for plotting, space processing, metadata management, and 3D globe production. For example, all plotting functions can use these data sources, including viewing elements and attributes, identifying elements, and selecting. ArcGIS Data Interoperability Technology comes from the FME (feature manipulation engine) Product of safe software company (the world's leading GIS interoperability provider. This extension is jointly maintained by ESRI and safe software companies. ArcGIS data interoperability also includes FME workbench, which provides a series of data conversion tools to build converter for Complex Vector data formats.

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The description is from ESRI China http://www.esrichina-bj.cn/softwareproduct/ArcGIS/ArcGIS%20Extensions/ArcGIS%20Data%20Interoperability/.

It's only today that we know this ArcGIS data interoperability! When it is really shame. Today, data interoperability is installed on 10.2 and WFS service is loaded In ArcMap. The following are some steps.

(1) install data interoperability. Data Interoperability must be installed independently. Otherwise, the tool module cannot be loaded in ArcGIS Desktop. Generally, this Toolkit is available in the ArcGIS installation package. Under the 10.1 installation package, you can directly find the datainterop folder, which contains the 10.1 data interoperability installation package. My 10.2 is a lite version, not in the installation package, is a friend to give, I share in the following address, link: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1sjtybhV password: rxkg. Download and use.

(2) Open ArcMap and add the data interoperability extension module:

After loading, interoperability connections will appear in the catalog directory. Click it to add a data link.

(3) double-click Add interoperability connection under interoperability connections in catalog. The following dialog box is displayed:

Click "Parameters" to bring up the Parameter Setting Dialog Box:

Other parameters can be used by default. I haven't studied them yet, and OK will be enough. At this time, the layer in WFS will appear under the newly created connection.

(4) display the wfs layer In ArcMap. Under the newly created WFS link above, drag the layer to the map window of ArcMap to display the layer information of the WFS service. Of course, these must be the corresponding WFS service in ArcGIS Server, which runs well.

 

The above is the simple use of data interoperability tool, more functions to achieve, there is this learning materials can study, link: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1mgmMDJi password: t0g1