Find URLs

To view the hosted layers you have published and discover their URLs for use in web apps, sign in to your organization and click My Content. This page shows a table listing all the maps, apps, features, and tiles you have added.

The Type column in the table lists the type of item shared. Your hosted features are listed as Feature Layer, hosted tiles are listed as Tile Layer, and hosted scenes are listed as Scene Layer .

Corresponding to your tiles, you'll also see items of type Service Definition. A service definition is a zipped file containing the map, its data, and details about how the tiles should be published.

Click any item of type Feature Layer, Tile Layer, or Scene Layer to be taken to a page with the item's description and URL. You can copy the URL and use it in your code when you create an app with the ArcGIS Web or mobile APIs. Alternatively, you can click Open to view the map in the map viewer. Use the map viewer to build a map that you can save and reuse later in a web app.

Use hosted web layers in ArcMap

You can use the features and tiles hosted on your portal in ArcMap. To do so, you must first connect ArcGIS for Desktop to your portal. See Use ArcMap with your portal for instructions.

Once you have connected to your portal, open the Catalog window in ArcMap and double-click My Hosted Services. If you haven't yet logged in to the portal website, you are prompted to do so. You can then see the list of services available to drag and drop into the ArcMap table of contents.

Use hosted web layers in ArcGIS Pro

You can use the features, tiles, and scenes hosted on your portal in ArcGIS Pro. To do so, click Online in the Project pane of your ArcGIS Pro project. You can add layers from My Content, groups to which you belong, or search for publicly available layers. Choose the layer you want to add and drag it onto your map or scene.

You must be signed in to your organization to access hosted layers from the Project pane.

Export data from hosted feature layers

You can export CSV files, shapefiles, or a file geodatabase from any layer in a hosted feature layer if one of the following is true:

• You own the features.
• You are a portal administrator.
• You aren't the hosted feature layer owner or the administrator, but the owner or administrator has configured the hosted feature layer to allow others to export the data.

  This setting can be changed by clicking Edit on the hosted feature layer's item details page in the website and clicking Allow others to export to different formats under the Properties list.

Only nonspatial attributes are exported to a CSV file when you export a line or polygon layer from a hosted feature layer. When you export a point layer to a CSV file, latitude and longitude values for the points are exported.

All exported items are stored in the root folder of My Content.