SuperMap iServer is a cloud GIS application server product based on the cross-platform GIS kernel developed by my country's Beijing SuperMap Company. Through the service method, it provides GIS services with the same functions as professional GIS desktop products to network clients, and can manage and publish multi-source services. , including REST services, OGC services, etc.
SuperMap iserver is a very commonly used service for publishing map data. Today we will start to share its installation and usage process.
1. Official website download
2. Select the downloaded installation package
It can be the setup version. Double-click Setup to install it. Just click Next. Try not to install it on the C drive and customize the path.
What I chose here is the ZIP package format. After decompressing, double-click startup.bat to start. Try not to install it on the C drive and customize the path.
3. Start after decompression
Success ID: Catalina.start Server startup in 33363 ms
4、Visit location:http://127.0.0.1:8090/
When logging in for the first time, you need to create a user and apply for a license in the third step.
Licensing issues:
You need to obtain a license at this time
5. License application
Find the licensed application under /support/SuperMapLicenseCenter in the installation directory, double-click it, and the page will pop up.
If a crash occurs when double-clicking, use another method: go to the official website download page to download the license.
Unzip, find the Setup under Tools in the directory (the file type is Windows batch file), double-click (it may crash and it's okay), find the licensed application under /support/SuperMapLicenseCenter in the installation directory, double-click, and the license will pop up center page.
Then continue, verifying the license, until complete:
Two access addresses are displayed:
Home page http://127.0.0.1:8090/iserver/ , Service Manager http://127.0.0.1:8090/iserver/manager/
You can go in and have a look
and
Then you can use it as you like and publish the service.
Theoretical Analysis Reference
At this point, today’s installation process and license sharing are complete. In the next article, we will release the specific use of map data, so stay tuned!