Using Koop FeatureServer in ArcGIS Online

[simonfisher16]

Has anyone been able to load a Koop Feature Service in ArcGIS Online? Either add it as a content layer or add it to a map? if so do you have a sample service?

Thanks Simon

[AvidDabbler]

I have, but you have to use the classic map app. I am trying to get Esri's attention as the only way to add it to portal is the classic map currently.

[AvidDabbler]

https://github.com/koopjs/koop/issues/379

[bsvensson]

@simonfisher16 - seems to work fine with the current version of the map viewer:

• https://www.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?url=https://scoop.iotrans.it/vehicles/FeatureServer/
• https://www.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?url=https://scoop.iotrans.it/stops_otp/FeatureServer/

[simonfisher16]

@bsvensson

Those urls don't work for me

[AvidDabbler]

I terminated those services, but they did work

[rgwozdz]

As long as you are adding the FeatureServer route that includes the rest/services fragment, it should work.

[droberge2015]

I have a featureServer from a vendor (Trimble) , I can display the information just fine but I CAN'T filter the data (Date filed) the same way I could do on a TRUE hosted Feature Layer in ArcGIS Online. I created a copy of the data hosted as a true Feature Layer and see the different option for filtering the same Date field

Filter option from the Koop featureServer layer:

Filter option from a copy of the Koop layer hosted as a Feature Layer

Why would the Filter option be different? it would be so nice to be able to get the same options...

Thanks!

[rgwozdz]

@droberge2015 - that is curious. I'm pretty sure the drop down values don't come from the service, but rather, the UI. That said, I wonder if they are based on the ArcGIS server version. Koop provides a default version that may have been different than the version used by the hosted feature layer.

In any case, I'm closing this issue since it was about services not working in AGO. If you'd like to open a new issue, we can pick it up there.

[ahamilt]

@droberge2015 @rgwozdz - It looks like the "in the last" and "not in the last" operators are only supported in hosted feature layers, mentioned on the page linked below. I believe if you use add a layer to ArcGIS Online from a real ArcGIS Server you will see the same behaviour as you are seeing from the Koop service.

https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/apply-filters.htm