Anywhere.ArcGIS 1.2.0

If you are calling a REST operation you will need to create a gateway to manage the request. There are a few different ones but the most basic is called PortalGateway and this can be used for connecting directly to services with ArcGIS Server.

Create an instance of that by specifying the root url of your server. The format of the root url is scheme://host:port/instance so a typical default ArcGIS Server for your local machine would be http://localhost:6080/arcgis, note that you do not need to include rest/services in either the root url or your relative urls as it gets added automatically. One thing to look out for is that the url is case sensitive so make sure you enter it correctly.

var gateway = new PortalGateway("https://sampleserver3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/");

// If you want to access secure resources then pass in a username / password
// this assumes the token service is in the default location for the ArcGIS Server
var secureGateway = new PortalGateway("https://sampleserver3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/", "username", "password");

// Or use the static Create method which will discover the token service Url from the server Info endpoint
var autoTokenProviderLocationGateway = await PortalGateway.Create("https://sampleserver3.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/", "username", "password");

Now you have access to the various operations supported by it. For example to call a query against a service

var query = new Query("Earthquakes/EarthquakesFromLastSevenDays/MapServer/0".AsEndpoint())
{ 
    Where = "magnitude > 4.0" 
};
var result = await gateway.Query<Point>(query);

Capabilities

Supports the following as typed operations:

• CheckGenerateToken create a token automatically via an ITokenProvider
• Query query a layer by attribute and / or spatial filters, also possible to do BatchQuery
• QueryForCount only return the number of results for the query operation
• QueryForIds only return the ObjectIds for the results of the query operation
• QueryForExtent return the bounding extent for the result of the query operation
• QueryAttachments return attachments grouped by the source feature object Ids and global id
• QueryDomains returns full domain information for the domains referenced by the layers in the service
• Find search across n layers and fields in a service
• ApplyEdits post adds, updates and deletes to a feature service layer
• DeleteFeatures delete features in a feature layer or table
• Geocode single line of input to perform a geocode using a custom locator or the Esri world locator
• Suggest lightweight geocode operation that only returns text results, commonly used for predictive searching
• ReverseGeocode find location candidates for a input point location
• Simplify alter geometries to be topologically consistent
• Project convert geometries to a different spatial reference
• Buffer buffers geometries by the distance requested
• DescribeSite returns a url for every service discovered
• CreateReplica create a replica for a layer
• UnregisterReplica unregister a replica based on the Id
• DeleteAttachments delete attachments that are associated with a feature
• Ping verify that the server can be accessed
• Info return the server information such as version and token authentication settings
• DescribeServices return services information (name, sublayers etc.)
• DescribeService return service information (name, sublayers etc.)
• DescribeLayer return layer information
• HealthCheck verify that the server is accepting requests
• GetFeature return a feature from a map/feature service
• ExportMap get an image (or url to the image) of a service

REST admin operations:

• PublicKey - admin operation to get public key used for encryption of token requests
• ServiceStatus - admin operation to get the configured and actual status of a service
• ServiceReport - admin operation to get the service report
• StartService - admin operation to start a service
• StopService - admin operation to stop a service

There are also methods to add / update and download attachments for a feature and you can extend this library by writing your own operations.

Refer to the integration test project for more examples.