ESRIJSON / FeatureService driver
Driver short name
ESRIJSON
Driver built-in by default
This driver is built-in by default
(Note: prior to GDAL 2.3, the functionality of this driver was available in the GeoJSON driver. They are now distinct drivers)
This driver can read the JSON output of Feature Service requests
following the GeoServices REST
Specification,
like implemented by ArcGIS Server REST
API.
The driver can scroll through such result sets
that are spread over multiple pages (for ArcGIS servers >= 10.3). This
is automatically enabled if URL does not contain an explicit
resultOffset parameter. If it contains this parameter and scrolling is
still desired, the FEATURE_SERVER_PAGING
open option must be set to YES.
The page size can be explicitly set with the resultRecordCount
parameter (but is subject to a server limit). If it is not set, OGR will
set it to the maximum value allowed by the server.
Note: for paged requests to work properly, it is generally necessary to add a sort clause on a field, typically the OBJECTID with a "&orderByFields=OBJECTID+ASC" parameter in the URL, so that the server returns the results in a reliable way.
Driver capabilities
Supports Georeferencing
This driver supports georeferencing
Supports VirtualIO
This driver supports virtual I/O operations (/vsimem/, etc.)
Datasource
The driver accepts three types of sources of data:
Uniform Resource Locator (URL) - a Web address to perform HTTP request.
Plain text file with ESRIJSON data - identified from the file extension .json
Text passed directly and encoded in ESRI JSON
Starting with GDAL 2.3, the URL/filename/text might be prefixed with
ESRIJSON: to avoid any ambiguity with other drivers. Alternatively, starting
with GDAL 3.10, specifying the -if ESRIJSON
option to command line utilities
accepting it, or ESRIJSON
as the only value of the papszAllowedDrivers
of
GDALOpenEx()
, also forces the driver to recognize the passed
URL/filename/text.
Open options
Open options can be specified in command-line tools using the syntax -oo <NAME>=<VALUE>
or by providing the appropriate arguments to GDALOpenEx()
(C) or gdal.OpenEx
(Python).
The following open options are supported:
FEATURE_SERVER_PAGING=[YES/NO]: Whether to automatically scroll through results with a ArcGIS Feature Service endpoint. Has only effect for ArcGIS servers >= 10.3 and layers with supportsPagination=true capability.
Example
Read the result of a FeatureService request against a GeoServices REST server (note that this server does not support paging):
ogrinfo -ro -al "https://sampleserver6.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/PoolPermits/FeatureServer/0/query?resultRecordCount=10&f=pjson"