Enable and Configure Autoupdater XI SOI

To enable SOIs in ArcGIS Server Manager, follow the steps outlined in Esri ’s Enable SOIs documentation. During the step that involves setting further properties for the SOI, the following properties should be available:

Autoupdater SOI properties


Most of the properties in the table below must be configured:

Property Name

Description

OrganizationName

This is the name of the tenant to which you need to connect.

ServiceBusTransportType

The type of protocol and transport that is used for communicating with Azure Service Bus. The supported values are the names (not the values) of the fields detailed on the ServiceBusTransportTypeEnum topic. The default value is AmqpTcp.

ClientSecret

This is the Client Secret GUID for authenticating to your organizational tenant. This should be the Client Secret of the API key used for the ClientID property. The API key must have the Editor.Admin role.

ClientID

This is the Client ID GUID for authenticating to your organizational tenant. It is generated from an API key. The API key must have the Editor.Admin role.

DeveloperMode

You can set DeveloperMode to False if you don’t need to debug Autoupdater XI.

IMPORTANT: This should be set to False for production environments.

To enable debugging for published workflows, Autoupdater XI must be enabled, and DeveloperMode in ArcGIS Server Manager must be set to True. This exposes Autoupdater compilation or execution errors and additional detail such as the call stack in the ArcGIS Pro error messages. The use of draft workflows by the SOI was deprecated with the release of Editor 2025 C1.

OperationalMapId

This is the GUID of the operational map on which this SOI is enabled. This information can be found by looking at the operational map properties on the Editor Maps tab of the Editor plugin. Copy and paste the GUID for the operational map. This value must be 32 digits and in the format 12345678–1234–1234–1234–123456789012. If the value is incorrect, the map service cannot start.

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