Latest Contributions by JillianPenney

The on demand mode uses some complex filters to send requests to the WFS server to load data as you pan around the map. So long as the service provider supports these filters, the service should work in Pro in on demand mode. We have found that not all implementations of WFS have support for complex filters, so we use the cached mode by default to try and be more compatible with most implementations. The on demand mode in Pro does only support version 1.1.0 and 2.0.0 of WFS, version 1.0.0 will only work in the snapshot mode. As for your first question, the WFS properties are honored separately from the Cache tab so the connection mode setting would need to be updated on the WFS properties page. ... View more

By default, the WFS layer works in a cached mode (called snapshot mode) when added to the map. The cache will be used when that layer is added to any map within that ArcGIS Pro session. To get the updated data, there are a couple of options: Close and reopen Pro - the cache will be deleted upon closing Pro and a new cache will be generated Switch to On Demand mode - Right-click the layer > Properties > WFS > choose On demand in the Connection Mode section. If your service is not compatible with on demand mode, you can switch back to Snapshot mode which will still refresh the cache. ... View more

Hi Dean, Can you provide an example of a definition query that doesn't work? Are you using the default connection mode (snapshot) or on demand mode? Thanks, Jill ... View more

Hi Michael, Yes, this session was demoed using ArcGIS Pro. Jill ... View more