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Migration von http zu https - Auswirkungen auf ArcGIS Online Webkarten

JohannesReischer

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Wir haben Dienste unseres ArcGIS-Webservers über HTTP in ArcGIS Online Webkarten integriert. Nun möchten wir unseren ArcGIS-Server auf https migrieren. Müssen wir die Webkarten auch neu erstellen, das heißt die Dienste erneut integrieren, oder werden die URLs ohne http gespeichert? Oder anders ausgedrückt: Werden die Service-Adressen mit http (zum Beispiel: http:\/\/gisgba.geologie.ac.at\/ArcGIS\/rest ...) oder ohne http (z.B. gespeichert in den ArcGIS Online-Anwendungen oder: \/\/gisgba.geologie.ac.at\/ArcGIS\/rest ...) in ArcGIS Online Webkarten gespeichert?<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

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JakeSkinner

Hi Johannes,

The services are saved with HTTP. You can update them easily with the ArcGIS Online Assistant:

ArcGIS Online Assistant

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JakeSkinner

Hi Johannes,

The services are saved with HTTP. You can update them easily with the ArcGIS Online Assistant:

ArcGIS Online Assistant

JohannesReischer

Jake, thank you for your answer! I did't know the ArcGIS Online Assistant - it is great!

Jay_Gregory

Is there some reason why I would be unable to update the urls from http to https. I log into my Portal for ArcGIS (10.3) instance, and click on the the "Update the URLs of Registered Apps and Services". I am able to change the url from http to https, and when I click update I get the "success" popup, but the change never takes. If I log back into the AGOL assistant or just go to my portal directly, the service is still http. Any thoughts why?

BillFox

Hi Jay,

I had some similar http to https issues which turned out to be related to a bug.

BUG-000091888 : In Portal for ArcGIS 10.3.1, changes made to a web map application's URL do not persist after being saved.

Here is the workaround.

- Browse to the item's details page through My Content, copy the item ID from the URL.

-Navigate to the ArcGIS Portal content directories using the item id. Example:

C:\arcgisportal\content\items\4b3a1b1a75cb495fbcb7f983624df263\esriinfo

-Open the iteminfo.xml file within the esriinfo folder for that item.

-Change the URL to include https instead of http.

-Go back to the portal item details in the browser. You can now change the URL to the item. The changes will stay after the iteminfo.xml file has been modified.

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