If any issues are discovered, a Prepare window will appear with a list of the errors and warnings. When you run Analyze, it will validate your layer for any errors or warnings.
You must Analyze your layer before you can save it to disk or share it at ArcGIS Online. The following types of files are not allowed to be included in the package. This option allows you to include other content, such as detailed documentation, reports, graphs, and so on. Specify Additional Files you want to include in the layer package. Under Item Description, provide a Summary and Tags for your layer package. You can choose to include data from an enterprise (ArcSDE) geodatabase ( Include Enterprise Geodatabase data instead of referencing the data). Specify where to save your layer package and give it a name-either as a file on disk or in your ArcGIS Online account for sharing. You can share multiple layers in your map by selecting several layers and clicking Create Layer Package. You can then load your own datasets for the layers in that geodatabase. When you unpack a schema-only layer package you will be prompted to create a new geodatabase or pick an existing one, and the data model for the layers will be loaded into that geodatabase. This type of package allows you to share your layer design and the corresponding data model design without sharing your data. Layer packages support multiple versions of ArcGIS therefore,Ĭonsider the layers and data sources you are choosing to package toĮnsure they are available in previous versions of the software.Īdditionally, a layer can be saved as a schema-only layer package. You will receive a warning for content that will not be available in previous versions of ArcGIS when packaging your layer. Packaging unsupported layers and datasets for previous versions will result in those items not opening when used by previous versions of the software. While a layer package will be larger in size than a layer file (because it includes the data), your users will not need to worry about access to your same data sources. When using ArcGlobe or ArcScene, 3D properties can be added to a map layer and included in a layer package. Layer packages can be created in ArcMap, ArcGlobe, and ArcScene and can be shared between these applications, including ArcGIS Explorer. CREATE A WEBMAP USING LAYER PACKAGE IN ARCGIS HOW TO
Other users will be able to add layer packages directly into their maps without having to know how to access the database or classify the data. With a layer package, you can save and share everything about the layer-its symbolization, labeling, field properties, and the data. A layer package includes both the layer properties and the dataset referenced by the layer.
To learn more about a web map or feature layer, hover your cursor over its thumbnail image.A layer can be saved with its data as a layer package (.lpk). 
Depending on which tab is selected, you can filter by Folders, Categories, Item type, Last modified date, Sharing status, Ratings, Tags, Groups, and Regions. Check the Filter by map extent check box to limit the web maps and layers to those matching the current map extent.
You can apply one or more filters to further refine the displayed content.
Filter content-By default, all content on the selected tab is displayed. You can also enter the URL or item ID of an ArcGIS Online web map or layer you want to add. Search content-To search content on the currently selected tab, enter a search term and click Search or press Enter. Use the Sort by drop-down menu to choose a different sorting method: recent, views, rating, or owner. Sort content-By default, content is sorted by title. To find web maps and feature layers, do any of the following: Click Grid View to return to the default grid view. Click List View to browse content as a list. Recently added-Recently added web maps and layers in the current project. Subscription layers-If you have licenses for ArcGIS Marketplace content, those web maps and layers are listed under this tab. ArcGIS-Publicly shared content on ArcGIS Online. Living Atlas-Content from ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. If you belong to more than one ArcGIS organization and have set preferences for web maps and layers, you can use the Choose source organization drop-down menu to switch organizations. 
My organization-Content created and shared by other users in your organization.My groups-Content created and shared by users of groups to which you belong.Your organization's administrator determines which tabs are available from the following:
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