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When you publish a GIS resource to the server, you can enable capabilities that define the various ways clients can use the service. For example, you might enable a geocoding capability to allow someone to find a place by its address. By enabling capabilities, you can provide the GIS functionality that the users of your applications will need.
As an ArcGIS Server administrator, your view of the server focuses on GIS resources and the services you create from them. However, a client's view of the server focuses more on the capabilities that you enabled when you published the resource, since that is what can be consumed. As an administrator, it's possible for you to publish one GIS resource and enable many capabilities for that resource. The person who uses these services will view these capabilities as separate services.
The capabilities that are available for a resource vary depending on what type of resource it is and, in the case of a map document, what layers are inside it. Map documents have the most available capabilities. Some, like WMS and KML, are always available. Others, such as Geodata Access and Geoprocessing, require special types of layers. This chart details the capabilities you can enable and the GIS resource required to expose each one...
#!/usr/bin/python
import urllib
import shutil
ids_to_transfer = ['MyFolder1', 'MyFolder2']
for id in ids_to_transfer:
urllib.urlopen('http://admin:password_dev@localhost:8080/manage_exportObject?id=' + id)
shutil.move('/tmp/instance/dev/var/' + id + '.zexp', '/tmp/instance/prod/import/' + id + '.zexp')
urllib.urlopen('http://admin:password_prod@localhost:9090/manage_delObjects?ids=' + id)
urllib.urlopen('http://admin:password_prod@localhost:9090/manage_importObject?file=' + id + '.zexp')
stackoverflow.com/questions/922319/exporting-a-zope-folder-with-python
(echo "DEVICE PATH TYPE FLAGS" && mount | awk '$2=$4="";1') | column -t
sshfs name@server:/path/to/folder /path/to/mount/point
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