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Sharepoint Webpart erfordert bei jedem Laden der Seite eine Authentifizierung

SteveCarr

Hallo, wir haben erfolgreich ein ArcGIS Webpart auf unserer Test-Sharepoint-Seite geladen, jedoch muss ich mich jedes Mal, wenn ich die Seite schließe und wieder öffne, im ArcGIS Webpart anmelden. Gibt es eine Möglichkeit, angemeldet zu bleiben? Oder haben wir es falsch eingerichtet?

Ich verstehe, dass man sich beim Starten des Computers und Öffnen der Sharepoint-Seite im Webbrowser hier anmelden muss... und dass man sich beim ersten Betrachten der Karte und der zugehörigen Layer anmelden muss, aber es sollte doch intelligent genug sein, uns angemeldet zu halten...

Wir haben SSO korrekt eingerichtet und auch die neueste Webpart-App ArcGIS for Sharepoint mit Version 2024.2.2.1888 installiert.

Wenn Sie irgendwelche Ideen oder Tipps haben, lassen Sie es mich bitte wissen...

Bis bald und vielen Dank im Voraus für jede Hilfe... Ich bin kein GIS-Guru oder sogar Sharepoint-Experte, aber wenn Sie eine Klarstellung benötigen, sagen Sie einfach Bescheid!

Viele Grüße

Steve

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SteveCarr

Hello All,

This issue is now resolved, the issue we had was we were plocking Popups for all pages within Edge, we allowed Pop Ups for our domain name/URL for our Sharepoint sites and then we automatically logged in, great result from Raaj at ESRI.

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RaajRaaj

You're welcome! 😊

SteveCarr

Hello All,

Samuel_McAuley

Thanks a million to @RaajRaaj for jumping on a video call to help resolve this, really appreciate your help. It turns out the issue was that our organisational-browser settings were set to prevent pop ups across the board. However, what I didn't realise was that the web part was trying to sign me in automatically in a pop up when the page that had the web part embedded in it first loaded. This meant that it would never sign me in automatically. Disabling pop ups for that SharePoint page resolved the issue instantly. For anyone else who may have this issue, I was using Microsoft Edge.

RaajRaaj

Thanks, @Samuel_McAuley . I've responded to your message.

Thanks & Regards,

Raaj

RaajRaaj

Hello @Samuel_McAuley --

Does the map contain any private layers? The only time it would prompt the user to sign in is when the map has private layers and the user has to be authenticated before they can view the map layer.

Also, could you please list the steps so that I can try to reproduce it on my end?

Thanks & Regards,

Raaj

Samuel_McAuley

@RaajRaaj This looks somewhat related but unfortunately I do not believe this solves our specific problem with the SharePoint web part - thanks for the link. It sounds as though adding to the App Launcher only solves half of the original issue in that thread and the issue it does solve is not something we are experiencing. Specifically the problem we have is that users are being asked to sign in to ArcGIS Enterprise each time they visit the SharePoint page with the web part embedded in it and try to view the map. This is despite the fact that if I visit our Enterprise Portal I remain signed in between sessions. I am drawing blanks on everythign I can see online.

RaajRaaj

@Samuel_McAuley --

Thanks for posting your question on Esri Community. I came across the below post on the "ArcGIS Enterprise" community page.

https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-experience-builder-questions/single-sing-on-experience-with-enterprise-login/m-p/1082596/highlight/true#M2489

Please let me know if this helps?

Thanks & Regards,

Raaj

Samuel_McAuley

Hi @RaajRaaj Steve and I are working on this problem together. In our situation, all of our staff Portal accounts are authenticated through our Azure AD, meaning when we are presented with the sign in popup, there is no 'Stay signed in' option. I just tested your suggestion using a built-in admin account and, lo and behold, it worked. Do you know if there is a way to configure this for our authentication scheme using the AD rather than built-in accounts?

RaajRaaj

@SteveCarr

Thanks for posting your question on Esri Community.

When you see the ArcGIS sign in prompt, please check the box next to "Keep me signed in". Hopefully this should help. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us if you have any further questions.

Thanks & Regards,

Raaj

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