Publish from ArcGIS Pro

To publish the network feature service from ArcGIS Pro, follow these steps:

  1. Ensure your map meets the requirements list in the Publish Network Feature Service topic.

  2. If working with the Utility Network (UN), ensure the account logged into Portal for ArcGIS is the owner of the UN. Otherwise, you are not able to publish the service.

  3. On the Share tab, click Web Layer > Publish Web Layer.

  4. On the Share as Web Layer pane, ensure you are on the General subtab.

  5. On the Share as Web Layer pane, type an intuitive Name and Summary (both are required).

  6. Add at least one Tag (it is required). Tags are keywords or terms that describe the web layer.

  7. Under Data and Layer Type > Reference Registered Data, choose Map Image and check the box next to Feature.

  8. Optionally, select or create a Portal folder.

  9. Choose your Server.

  10. Select or create a Server Folder.

  11. Under Share with, use the Groups drop-down to grant access to the appropriate Groups.

  12. Click the Configuration subtab.

  13. Under Layers and to the right of Feature, click the Configure Web Layer Properties icon.

  14. Under Operations, ensure “Enable editing and allow editors to:” is checked, and further ensure the option “Add, updated, and delete features” is enabled.

  15. Under Properties, check all boxes.

  16. Click the Back button to return to the main Configuration subtab pane.

  17. Under Capabilities, check the box next to Version Management.

    IMPORTANT: All the layers in the map need to be registered as versioned. Otherwise, you receive error messages when trying to share the map.

  18. Click Analyze and resolve any errors that arise. The map can publish with warnings (yellow triangles), but errors (red X's) must be resolved before publishing.

    TIP: If you receive an error regarding publishing the UN as a non-owner, logout and then login with the account that is the owner of the UN.

  19. Click Publish.

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