For a list of all members of this type, see ManageGlobeServerCacheTiles members.
Public Properties
| | Name | Description |
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 | Alias | The alias for this tool's toolbox. |
| ignore_status | This parameter allows you to track the status of your caching if you are creating tiles based on feature class boundaries (see the update_feature_class parameter).
(In, Optional) |
| in_layers | Select the layers to include in the cache. (In, Required) |
| object_name | The globe service whose tiles will be modified. (In, Required) |
| ParameterInfo | The parameters used by this tool. For internal use only. |
| server_name | The ArcGIS Server machine hosting the globe service whose tiles you are managing. (In, Required) |
| thread_count | Number of globe service instances to use while running this tool. By default the maximum allowable number of instances will be used (default for an ArcGIS Server service is 2) . If you have more server power, you can raise the maximum allowable number of instances in the Service Properties, then raise this parameter when you run the tool. (In, Optional) |
| ToolboxDirectory | The directory of this tool's toolbox. |
| ToolboxName | The name of this tool's toolbox. |
| ToolName | The name of this tool. |
| update_extent | Rectangular extent at which tiles should be created or deleted, depending on the Update Mode. You can type the extent values or choose an extent from an existing data source. (In, Optional) |
| update_feature_class | You can use a polygon feature class to manage tiles (create/update) based on the extents of features in a feature class. For example, if you are caching a country, you might supply a feature class of major urban areas. By doing so, you are requesting that the server only pre-create tiles that cover those urban areas. The rest of the areas can be cached on demand when requested by clients. This can save you time and disk space that would be consumed by creating unneeded tiles in rural areas. (In, Optional) |
| update_mode | Choose a mode for updating the cache. The two modes are: (In, Required) |
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