ArcGIS can export a map as server tiles as a compressed folder with the extension .tpk, as described in the ArcGIS documentation.
However, it is not clear how I can get Google maps to read these files.
I have previously used a ruby script to generate tiles, but ArcGIS can generate them more rapidly. However, my application currently expects to find a set of .png tiles for each zoom level, e.g. for zoom level 3:
[user@server map]$ ls *-3.png
0-0-3.png 1-2-3.png 2-4-3.png 3-6-3.png 5-0-3.png 6-2-3.png 7-4-3.png
0-1-3.png 1-3-3.png 2-5-3.png 3-7-3.png 5-1-3.png 6-3-3.png 7-5-3.png
0-2-3.png 1-4-3.png 2-6-3.png 4-0-3.png 5-2-3.png 6-4-3.png 7-6-3.png
0-3-3.png 1-5-3.png 2-7-3.png 4-1-3.png 5-3-3.png 6-5-3.png 7-7-3.png
0-4-3.png 1-6-3.png 3-0-3.png 4-2-3.png 5-4-3.png 6-6-3.png
0-5-3.png 1-7-3.png 3-1-3.png 4-3-3.png 5-5-3.png 6-7-3.png
0-6-3.png 2-0-3.png 3-2-3.png 4-4-3.png 5-6-3.png 7-0-3.png
0-7-3.png 2-1-3.png 3-3-3.png 4-5-3.png 5-7-3.png 7-1-3.png
1-0-3.png 2-2-3.png 3-4-3.png 4-6-3.png 6-0-3.png 7-2-3.png
1-1-3.png 2-3-3.png 3-5-3.png 4-7-3.png 6-1-3.png 7-3-3.png
but it is not clear to me what the analagous representation of these files is in a .tpk layer. An example of my output is map_tiles.tpk
