Verify GeoEvent layer data

You can test your map layer to verify data is flowing.

Navigate to your map layer and click Test Connection.

The resulting page allows you to stream updates from the map layer. After opening the connection, you should see all of the current features and associated values.

Descriptions of fields in the GeoEvent connections tab:

• Updates

  The number of feature updates that were transmitted. An update is defined as one payload of values.

• Total data

  The total file size of these feature updates.

• Host

  The IP address of PI Integrator for Esri ArcGIS.

• Address

  The IP of the origin of the connection to PI Integrator for Esri ArcGIS (typically, the GeoEvent Server).

• Secure

  Shows whether using Web Services Security (WSS) or not.

• Created

  The amount of time that has passed since the connection was opened.

• Updated

  The amount of time that has passed since the last feature update was transmitted.

• Total time

  The difference between the time of the last update and the time of creation.

• Time since last

  For open connections, the difference between the current time and the time of the last update.

• Secure

  Indicates whether the connection between GeoEvent Server and PI Integrator for Esri ArcGIS is using HTTP or HTTPS.

• Scheme

  Indicates the nature of the application layer protocol being used for communication between GeoEvent Server and PI Integrator for Esri ArcGIS.

• Status

  Shows the state of the connection between GeoEvent Server and this layer. Values can be one of the following:

  • Opening – GeoEvent Server and PI Integrator for Esri ArcGIS are actively establishing a line of communication

  • Opened – Communication has been established successfully and GeoEvent Server is actively polling this layer

  • Closing – GeoEvent Server and PI Integrator for Esri ArcGIS are in the process of closing communications

  • Closed – The connection no longer exists between GeoEvent Server and this layer

  • Faulted - A critical error has occurred. Check the event log for more information.

• Average update rate

  The update count divided by the total time.

• Average update data rate

  The total data divided by the total time.