Creating a Connection to the ArcSDE Environment on ArcGIS Servers
Click 
Next Click 
UWM Campus Server:
Server: webgis.uwm.edu
Service: 5151
Database: sde
Select 
for Account
Click 
You should see "Connection Succeeded"
Click 
Click 
to complete Connection to ArcSDE Database.
Importing Data into ArcSDE – Import Datasets using the Feature Datasets or Raster Datasets Methed
In this example, you will be creating a Feature Dataset.
Right Click the Data connection like 
You have choose to 
next select 
Type Name of Feature Dataset
It is recommend that you use your login
Note: Any data that does not have login information or project name will be removed unless given an exemptions by the GIS Council for Campus Server or GIS4 instructors for GIS Server.
Click 
Must set coordinate system
You can choose one of three: Geographic Coordinate System, Project Coordinate System or Unknown.
Or you can import the coordinate system using your data
Click 
- you will import coordinate system for this example.
Locate your data and choose a shape file
Let choose 
Click 
Coordinate system is set
Click 
You can set Z coordinate system – if needed with your data
Click 
for our example
Click 
Set the XY Tolerance
Click 
- you are going to stay with default for this example dataset.
Locate and click your 
Right Click 
Choose
, and select 
Click
to import feature data – browse for data
Select 
for this example.
Click 
You must choose Output Feature Class
Let type California for this example
Click 
Click
after the data has been successful import into ArcSDE database.
Working with ArcSDE Database Connection in ArcMAP
Start ArcMAP - Open 
by clicking on Start menu 
> 
> 
> 
.
Click 
and Choose 
.
If you need to create a database connection look at blog post: Creating a Connection to the ArcSDE Environment on ArcGIS Servers
Or Choose and Click 
for the Campus Server
Select the Data layers for your project.
Double Click 
Select your Data
Click
Now – save your map.
Click 
Choose the "mxd" directory location and save with "YourIntials_CAL.mxd"
PUBLISH
-First you'll have to create an administrative connection.
1) Start Open 
by clicking on Start menu 
> 
> 
> 
.
2) In the Catalog tree, expand the GIS Servers folder.
ArcCatalog allows you to establish connections to GIS Servers (such as WMS, ArcIMS, or ArcGIS Servers). Later we'll see how to setup the connections using ArcGIS Server Manager.
3) Double-click 
– you will establish an administrative connection since you will be publishing and administering GIS Services.
4) On the first panel of the Add ArcGIS Server wizard,
choose the option to 
(as opposed to using them).
5) Click 
Campus Server:
http://webgis.uwm.edu/arcgisuwm/services
7) Click 
to create the connection to your GIS Server.
8) Right-click the connection and choose Server Properties
GIS4 Server Connection: 
UWM Campus Server Connection: 
9) Use the tabs on the ArcGIS Server Properties dialog box to explore the default settings for your GIS Server.
10) When you are finished, click 
the ArcGIS Server Properties dialog box.
-Second, you will actually PUBLISH the service. You will use the wizards in ArcCatalog to publish your map document. It is simple to publish, start, or stop GIS Services using ArcCatalog.
11) In the Catalog tree, navigate to the M:\ArcGISSERVER \MXD folder and locate the .mxd you authored earlier.
Click 
If you need to add the M: Drive Connection
Click 
12) Right-click on the map document
and choose 
13) On the first panel of the Publish to ArcGIS Server wizard, change the service name to yournameService
UWM Campus Server:
GIS Services names cannot contain a space.
14) On the same panel, choose the option 
.
15) In the Folder Name field, select GISDAY
16) Click 
17) On the next panel, keep the default capabilities checked (Mapping Only).
18) Click 
.
19) On the final panel, click 
to publish your map service.
This is a quick and easy way to publish a GIS Service. Properties can always be edited later.
Upon completing the wizard, you see the service listed under your server folder (in the GISDay folder that you specified). You will now preview the service to verify that it is running as expected.
20) In the Catalog tree, expand the GISDAY folder under your GIS Server.
21) Click your service (yournameService)
22) On the right, click the Preview tab to view the map service.
23) Use some of the navigation tools of ArcCatalog (zoom in, zoom out, Pan, Identify).
24) Close ArcCatalog when finished.
You are now ready to Create a Web Application in ArcGIS Server Manager.
URL and Login into ArcGIS Server Manager:
1) Start ArcGIS Server Manager
UWM Campus Server:
http://webgis.uwm.edu/ArcGISUWM/Manager/login.aspx
2) Login with 'ad\yourUWMlogin' and password
3) Click 
Create Web Application
1) At the top of the ArcGIS Server Manager window, click the 
tab or 
.
2) At the top of the tab, click Create Web Application to begin creating a new 
.
3) On the first panel of the wizard, in the Host field, accept the default (which is the name of your machine).
4) Specify the following name and description for the new application:
a. Name: Your Name Web App (spaces ok)
b. Description: [enter any description you'd like]
5) Click 
In order to access the services you've created, you must establish a connection to the GIS Server.
Note: This step is done when you first use your ArcGIS server.
6) Under the Available Services list box, click Add GIS Server.
7) On the Add GIS Server dialog box that appears, choose to create an ArcGIS Server Internet connection.
8) Type the URL for the GIS Server
9) Click Add Server to create the connection.
The new connection appears in the Available Services list. If you expand it, you will see the services you published earlier.
10) Expand the connection to your GIS Server.
GIS4 Server Connection:
UWM Campus Server Connections:
11) Select your MAP SERVICE, and then click Add to add it to the Selected Services list.
Click 
12) Click 
GIS4 Note: The next panel prompts you for the tasks that you wish to include in the new application. Many of these tasks require a supporting GIS service. For now you will not add any tasks, we will add them in the next 1-2 weeks.
13) Accept the default settings on this panel.
14) Click 
15) On the Set Page Properties panel, give a title and a theme for the application (you can accept the defaults or provide your own).
16) Click 
17) On the Enable Map Elements panel, keep all the elements selected.
18) Next to the Overview Map element, click 
.
19) On the Settings dialog box, click the Map Service down arrow and select your service as the map service to display in the overview map.
20) Click OK on the Settings dialog box.
21) Click 
next to the North Arrow element.
22) On the Settings dialog box, select a north arrow symbol.
23) Click OK on the Settings dialog box.
24) On the Enable Map Elements panel, click 
.
The final panel shows a summary of your new Web mapping application. Note your URL.
25) At the bottom of the panel, make sure that that View the Web application in a new browser window check box is checked.
26) Click 
to create the application. Your application will start in a new window.
Explore the application
1) Use the interactive navigation tools to zoom in and pan around a section of the map.
2) Locate the Help link in the upper right of the application.
3) Click the Help link and preview some of the help topics and links within the Help.
4) Close the help window.
5) Click the Identify tool, and then click a feature in the map.
The results window expands in the left console.
6) Expand the results listed in the Results window and examine the information returned.
7) Experiment with the control for expanding or collapsing the Results window (the up or down facing small pyramid).
8) Experiment with the control for docking or floating the Results window (by clicking on the double right arrows).
9) Expand the Map Contents window if is not expanded.
10) Experiment with turning on/off layers.
11) Next, expand the Navigation window.
12) Position your mouse pointer over the north tip of the north arrow, then click and hold down your mouse button.
The map continuously pans north as long as you hold the mouse button down.
13) Use the control to pan in other directions.
14) Expand the Overview window.
15) Click the red rectangle in the Overview window and drag it to a new location.
16) When you are finished exploring your Web application, close the Web application window and the ArcGIS Server Manager window.
Please 
of ArcGIS Server Manager!!!