Publishing using MDCS or arcpy doesn't work for CRF.
Step-by-step guide for ArcGIS Pro
- Have a CRF on ArcGIS Pro directory.
- Copy and save the same CRF on the same location in ArdGIS Server.
- Publish as Web Layer and use reference. Use "Analyze" button before publishing. It should not give any warning or error.
Step-by-step guide for Server API
- Go to server admin page (e.g., https://arcgis-s-8.gisdemo.net/arcgis/admin/)
- Click Services.
- Select an existing published ImageServer service for the CRF.
- Select Edit.
- Copy and paste JSON file. Save it as a JSON file.
Edit the path in JSON file with your text editor.
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"path": "C:\\tmp\\sdt_crf.acs\\cer_syn1deg_1hour_terra_aqua_modis.crf", |
to local CRF folder.
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"path": "C:\\tmp\\cer_syn1deg_1hour_terra_aqua_modis.crf", |
- Create a new service using the new JSON file.
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Portal may not show the new service with JSON method but it's good enough for quick performance testing. |
Step-by-step guide for MDCS
Abhijit said,
You should be able to define the acs file paths pointing to CRF in the json and publish it
D:\temp\sdf\xx_data_test.acs\vvv.crf
Make sure the acs folder path is registered on the server
Other way to do it also to define the path as /vsis3/<bucketname>/gttd/vvv.crf
Cloud store should be registered
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