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3.ArcMap2SLD (ArcGIS exporting SLD file) tool using the steps
4.geoserver load the file saved .sld
1.arcmap color
After the first open armap loading data, after setting the symbol rendering, save the data as a file .mxd
2. Export sld file
With support of the geoserver the color file suffix .sld file , geoserver in color files are supported file SLD, SLD is stylized Layer Descriptor (Styled Layer Descriptor) for short, is a proposed standard in 2005 OGC, this standard WMS server allows under certain conditions, to map the visual manifestation of expansion. In the absence of SLD, you can only use some of the provisions have a good visual styles on a server on the map. And when used to achieve the SLD standard, which allows us to map to define your own style from the client, outline and other operations, which greatly expanded the map visualization flexibility.
Note: arcmap does not support direct export this type of file . So need to use ArcMap2SLD (ArcGIS exporting SLD file) tool,
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3.ArcMap2SLD (ArcGIS exporting SLD file) tool using the steps
3.1 download, unzip run Adjust_for_ArcGIS-version.bat (the machine must first install ArcGIS)
3.2 add Chinese support.
Open LUT_sld_mapping_file.xml file (upload file has been modified)
modify the file <LUT> -> <sldConfiguration> - > <xmlEncoding> ISO-8859-1 as GB2312
Open file LUT_sld_WorldMap_mapping_file.xml
modify the file <LUT> -> <sldConfiguration> -> <xmlEncoding> ISO-8859-1 as GB2312
3.3 Run ArcGIS_SLD_Converter.exe save each layer is provided as a separate file as shown in FIG sld:
3.4. Click on the lower left corner of the button will automatically read the current SLD arcmap read back the layers pop up after the completion of the dialog box to select sld save path
4.geoserver load the file saved .sld
5. Application Layer style
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