HowTo:  Package a published map that has hyperlinked files

【解决方案】
Below is an example of a way to organize maps and their hyperlinked files. In this example, the hyperlinked files are .jpg images, and all the .jpg files are stored in a single folder called '\Images'. The map is in a folder called '\Map' at the same directory level as the '\Data' folder where the map's data sources are stored. When the map is published, the PMF is placed in the same folder as the map. For example:


D:\Temp\1160497\Data\Images\a.jpg
b.jpg
c.jpg
d.jpg
D:\Temp\1160497\Data\FGDB.gdb
D:\Temp\1160497\Map\Test1.mxd
Test1.pmf






The hyperlink base is the '..\Data\Images' folder, where the '..\' notation means to travel up the directory tree one level from where the map resides, and then down to the 'Data' folder.




In the attribute table for the layer, the field called 'Image1' contains file names in the format 'a.jpg,' 'b.jpg,' and so forth.





Follow the steps below to package a published map that has hyperlinked files: 1. In the Layer Properties dialog box, under the Display tab, check the 'Support Hyperlinks using field' check box. Click the drop-down arrow for the Hyperlink field and select Image1. Click the Document radio button.



As a result of setting these options, when the MXD or PMF is opened, the document successfully links to its data sources and hyperlinked files.
2. Run the Create Data Package tool. An output folder is specified, such as D:\Temp\1160497_pkg. In this example, the data format is 'Compressed and Locked File Geodatabase.' When packaging, the '\data' and '\pmf' folders are created in an output folder. Any other folders or files are automatically removed from the target folder. The output directory looks like this: A)
D:\Temp\1160497_pkg\data\dp00.gdb
D:\Temp\1160497_pkg\pmf\Test1.pmf


B)


3. Copy the '\Images' folder to the '\data' folder: A)

D:\Temp\1160497_pkg\data\Images\a.jpg
b.jpg
c.jpg
d.jpg
D:\Temp\1160497_pkg\data\dp00.gdb
D:\Temp\1160497_pkg\pmf\Test1.pmf


B)



4. Copy the packaged output folder (in this case, \1160497_pkg) to the intended target location. Open the PMF in the packaged folder. The hyperlinks should be active and reference the corresponding files in the package.


【创建及修改时间】
Created: 6/11/2013

Last Modified: 8/8/2013
【原文链接】
http://support.esri.com/en/kno ... 41272