Maps

Toggle this option on if you want to provide ArcGIS Online basemaps for your end users. The maps appear when the end user clicks the Select Basemap tool.

Toggle this option on if you want to provide Bing basemaps for your end users. The maps appear when the end user clicks the Select Basemap tool.

If you decide to toggle “Use Bing Basemaps” on, then you need to provide a Bing Maps API Key. Refer to the Microsoft help topic Getting a Bing Maps Key for more information.

End users are able to search for an address in Wavepoint XI. For the Address Search to work, you need to supply a locator service URL. We recommend using the following ArcGIS locator service:

https://geocode.arcgis.com/arcgis/rest/services/World/GeocodeServer

The Geometry Service URL is used to provide a transformation if the input spatial reference and output spatial reference are different. Without the transformation, trace results are not projected correctly onto the map.

If your company has its own service, paste the URL into this field. Since you manage the service, it might be more reliable and easier to restart if there are issues.

If your company does not have its own Geometry Service URL, we recommend using the following ArcGIS service:

https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer

When the application opens, the map starts at a specified zoom extent. This extent is dictated by an integer value for the Initial Map Zoom (decimal values are not permitted). The minimum is 0 and the maximum is 20. The lower the number, the farther the map is zoomed out upon opening the application. The higher the number, the closer the map is zoomed in.

We recommend starting at 11, and then ask for feedback from your end users.

When the application opens, the map centers on a specified geography. Enter the decimal degree location for the longitude (X) and latitude (Y).

For example, if the map should open centered on Fort Collins, CO, USA, the entry looks like the following:

Use the toggles to determine which layers are Searchable within Wavepoint XI.

• : Searchable. This layer is searchable within the application, but it can be turned off if you do not want end users to be able to search for it.

• : Always Searchable. This layer is searchable by default, and it cannot be turned off.

• : Not Searchable. This layer is turned off and is not searchable within the application, but it can be turned on if you want end users to be able to search for it.