Add files from your computer
You can add supported files from your computer to the website and share the files so others can download and open the files in desktop applications. When you share CSV files with everyone (public), you can use the URL that appears on the item page to add the CSV as a web layer. You need to share the CSV and image files with everyone (public) to see the URL on the item page.
Tip:
If you have privileges to publish hosted feature layers, you can choose to publish a hosted feature layer when you upload a shapefile, CSV file, or file geodatabase.
Note:
Once published, data uploaded from a shapefile or file geodatabase will be converted to Web Mercator projection.
- Verify that you are signed in and have privileges to create content.
- From the My Content tab of the content page, click Add Item and click From my computer.
- Click the browse button and choose the file on your computer.
- If you uploaded a .zip file, choose the contents of the file, for example, map template or code sample.
- If you uploaded a code sample (.zip), choose the language of the sample, for example, Java or C++.
- Type a title.
- Type tags that describe your item. Separate terms with commas (for example, Federal land is considered one tag; Federal, land is considered two tags). As you type, you can select any of the suggested tags that appear; suggestions are generated from tags you have added previously.
- Click Add Item.
Once you've added your file, it appears in your content and you can edit the item details and share it (if you have sharing privileges).
Add items from the web
When you add an item from the web, you are referencing the REST endpoint (URL). The website does not store the item itself. You can reference ArcGIS Server web services, KML, and OGC WFS, WMS, and WMTS. You can also reference documents and images stored on the web.
- Verify that you are signed in and have privileges to create content.
- From the My Content tab of the content page, click Add Item and click From the web.
- Choose the type of item:
- ArcGIS Server web service
- KML
- OGC WFS
- OGC WMS
- OGC WMTS
- Document—Documents include spreadsheets, presentations, tables, images, and other documents stored on the web.
- Type the REST URL of the service or document, for example, .
Tip:
If you need to access your services over HTTPS, be sure the URL you provide when you add the service starts with https.
- If you added a secure service that is available externally, enter a user name and password for an account that has access to the service, and select whether or not you want the credentials stored with the service item. If the credentials are not stored with the item, everyone who accesses the item will be prompted for credentials every time they access the service item. If the credentials are stored with the item, you will not be prompted for credentials.
User names might be case sensitive depending on how your identity systems are managed. If you store the credentials and plan to share the service in a public app, you may want to enable rate limiting to limit use on the service.
Note:
If you do not see the user name and password fields, the options to store or not store credentials, or if you see an error when attempting to add the secure service, there may be an issue with your HTTPS configuration. The ArcGIS Server site providing the service for which you are attempting to store credentials must support HTTPS and have a valid certificate signed from a well-known certificate authority.
- If you added an OGC WMS layer, choose the layers you want to be visible.
- Type a title.
- Type tags that describe your item. Separate terms with commas (for example, Federal land is considered one tag; Federal, land is considered two tags). As you type, you can select any of the suggested tags that appear; suggestions are generated from tags you have added previously.
- If you added an OGC WFS or WMTS layer, select the layer that will be drawn when the item is added to a map. If you want to add multiple layers from a WFS or WMTS service, you must create individual items for each layer.
If the WMTS service supports multiple projections, you must select a specific projection. By default, the first projection available is selected.
- Click Add Item.
Once you've added your item from the web, it appears in your content and you can edit the item details and share it (if you have sharing privileges).
Add apps
- Verify that you are signed in and have privileges to create content.
- From the My Content tab of the content page, click Add Item and click An application.
- Choose the type of app:
- Web Mapping—A web app built with a web API, such as JavaScript.
- Mobile—A downloadable app built for mobile devices with an SDK, such as iOS or Android.
- Desktop—An app for desktops built on a desktop platform, such as Java or .NET (Microsoft Windows Desktop).
- Application—A desktop application or any type of generic app where you don't have details about purpose, API/SDK, or URL address.
- For web mapping, mobile, or desktop apps, choose the Purpose of the app:
- Ready to Use—Fully functioning website or mobile app.
- Configurable—Fully functioning app that can be deployed by configuring a file.
- Self-configurable—Fully functioning app that can be deployed by using an internal app builder. This option enables the Configure App button in the item page.
- Code Sample—Code for a specific piece of functionality, either as a live sample or a description of how to use the sample in an app.
- For web mapping or mobile, choose the API (web mapping) or SDK (mobile) used to create the app.
- For desktop apps, choose the Platform used to create the app.
- For desktop apps, click Choose File and choose the .zip file that contains your app.
- Type a title.
- Type tags that describe your item. Separate terms with commas (for example, Federal land is considered one tag; Federal, land is considered two tags). As you type, you can select any of the suggested tags that appear; suggestions are generated from tags you have added previously.
- Click Add Item.
Once you've added your app, it appears in your content and you can edit the item details (where you can attach code if you want) and share it (if you have sharing privileges).
Register your app
- From the My Content tab of the content page, click the title of the app you want to register to view its item page.
- Click the Settings tab. Scroll down to the App Registration section and click Register.
- Select the type of app: browser, native, server, or multiple.
- For each redirect URI, enter the address in the format ["https://<server>[:port]"] or ["http://<server>[:port]"]) and click Add.
Redirect URIs are valid addresses that users of your app can be redirected to after they successfully log in.
- To remove a URI you previously added, select it, click Delete, and click Register.
View and update app registration information
- Click the title of the registered app.
- On the item page, click the Settings tab.
- Scroll down to the Application Settings section and click Registered Info.
You can view the following details: app ID, app secret, app type, and redirect URIs.
- To update the redirect URIs, click Update and follow these steps:
- To add a redirect URI, enter the address and click Add.
- To remove a redirect URl, select the URI address and click Delete.
- Click Update and click Save.
- To reset the app secret, click Update and follow these steps:
- Click Reset Secret.
Resetting the app secret will invalidate all existing user and app tokens issued for this app. Users will need to sign in to the app again, and apps configured with the secret may need to be updated.
- Click Yes if you are sure you want to reset the app secret.
- Click Update and click Save.
- Click Reset Secret.
- To unregister your app, click Unregister App.
Your app is no longer registered. You do not need to save the item page.