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Public web application using secured hosted services where log in is not required.

Solvi

What is the best approach to make JavaScript web application where no log in is required that uses either ArcGIS Online secured hosted services or web map that is not shared?
In other words we want the JavaScript web application to be public but not the web map that is used in the application.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Solvi Thor

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MikeTschudi

Hi Solvi,

You might use proxy.ashx & proxy.config from Esri's map-and-app-gallery app on GitHub to automatically generate the token that Jian refers to. The map-and-app-gallery app presents a gallery of maps and apps that are shared with an ArcGIS.com group, and that group and the items can be private, so the proxy provides the authentication that the app needs without exposing the username and password to the browser. The proxy program works with a personal or organizational ArcGIS.com account.

Drop the two files into your site, make the site an IIS .Net version 4 application, and change the applicationURL, username, and password items in proxy.config. Send your URLs to the proxy.ashx and the authentication will be handled for you.

Regards,
Mike

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AndyBurns

Something like this should work....

    <serverUrl url="http://sampleserver2.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services/" 
               matchAll="true" 
               token="jijdfihjd023r33yr837r37"></serverUrl>

Ensure you have set up your proxy page correctly and use the following in your application/code:

   esri.config.defaults.io.proxyUrl = "your_location_to_proxy_page/proxy.ashx";
           esri.config.defaults.io.alwaysUseProxy = "true";

JeffHaney

Mike,

Send your URLs to the proxy.ashx and the authentication will be handled for you.

Do you have an example of routing URLs to the proxy page?

Thanks,
Jeff

Solvi

Thanks
I will try this solution.

MikeTschudi

JianHuang

You can simply add token at the end of the url when creating the layer.
For example:

var layer = new esri.layers.ArcGISTiledMapServiceLayer("serviceUrl/token=your_token");
map.addLayer(layer);

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