Label | Explanation | Data Type |
Web Map as JSON | A JSON representation of the state of the map to be exported as it appears in the web app. See the ExportWebMap specification to understand how to format this text. The ArcGIS API for JavaScript allows you to get this JSON string from the map. | String |
Output File | The output file name. The extension of the file depends on the Format parameter value. | File |
Format (Optional) | Specifies the format in which the map image for printing will be delivered.
Note:The background of the output file is always opaque. | String |
Layout Templates Folder (Optional) | The full path to the folder containing layout pages (.pagx files ) to be used as layout templates. The default location is <install_directory>\Resources\ArcToolBox\Templates\ExportWebMapTemplates. | Folder |
Layout Template (Optional) | The name of a template from the list or the keyword MAP_ONLY. When MAP_ONLY is used or an empty string is passed in, the output map will not contain any page layout elements such as title, legend, or scale bar. | String |
Layout Item ID
(Optional) | The portal ID (in JSON format) of the layout item that will be used for templates. Use the format: {"id": "<portal-id>"}. When specified, this parameter takes precedence over the Layout Template parameter. | String |
Summary
Returns a printable page layout or basic map of a specified area of interest based on the state of a web app (for example, included services, layer visibility settings, and client-side graphics).
Usage
The input for this tool is text in JSON format describing the layers, graphics, and other settings in the web map. The JSON representation must be structured according to the ExportWebMap specification.
This tool is included in ArcGIS Server to support web services for printing, including the PrintingTools preconfigured service. The ArcGIS API for JavaScript uses the PrintingTools service to generate images for map printing.
For advanced printing scenarios, such as swapping service layers for local vector data or creating map books, use the ConvertWebMapToArcGISProject function in the Python arcpy.mp module instead of this tool. To make a Python script available to a web app, you can expose the script through an ArcGIS Server geoprocessing service. For more information, see Printing in web applications in the ArcGIS Server help.
The TIFF export format type generates a geo-enabled 32-bit .tiff file with an alpha channel.
Parameters
arcpy.server.ExportWebMap(Web_Map_as_JSON, Output_File, {Format}, {Layout_Templates_Folder}, {Layout_Template}, {Layout_Item_ID})
Name | Explanation | Data Type |
Web_Map_as_JSON | A JSON representation of the state of the map to be exported as it appears in the web app. See the ExportWebMap specification to understand how to format this text. The ArcGIS API for JavaScript allows you to get this JSON string from the map. | String |
Output_File | The output file name. The extension of the file depends on the Format parameter value. | File |
Format (Optional) | Specifies the format in which the map image for printing will be delivered.
Note:The background of the output file is always opaque. | String |
Layout_Templates_Folder (Optional) | The full path to the folder containing layout pages (.pagx files ) to be used as layout templates. The default location is <install_directory>\Resources\ArcToolBox\Templates\ExportWebMapTemplates. | Folder |
Layout_Template (Optional) | The name of a template from the list or the keyword MAP_ONLY. When MAP_ONLY is used or an empty string is passed in, the output map will not contain any page layout elements such as title, legend, or scale bar. | String |
Layout_Item_ID (Optional) | The portal ID (in JSON format) of the layout item that will be used for templates. Use the format: {"id": "<portal-id>"}. When specified, this parameter takes precedence over the Layout_Template parameter. | String |
Environments
Licensing information
- Basic: Yes
- Standard: Yes
- Advanced: Yes