Robert
Thanks. I did create an application pool but still i am not able to see that Print button in my application. And I wanted to ask one more thing, that after setting up proxy we are supposed to check if its working through http://myserver/Proxy/proxy.ashx because I kept my proxy.config and proxy.ashx in Proxy folder in wwwroot. But it gives me error saying that The requested URL /Proxy/proxy.ashx was not found on this server.
Do we need to restart our server for putting proxy in action.
Thanks
Mandeep
Mandeep,
The readme.md under the DotNet talks about
I just created a "proxy" folder under my wwwroot on my webserver set it as an application in IIS (Convert to Application option when you right click on the folder in IIS) and set its application pool to .NET 4.0 or higher as mentioned earlier.
I am following the readme file for .Net proxy. My webpage is hosted on separate external server and my GIS server has all map services. According to readme file of .net proxy, we should create Application pool in GIS server and then include code in my application. But I read online that you are supposed to keep proxy folder in the same location where your webpage is. I am little confused on how should I proceed further as I am new to esri. Appreciate your help.
Ionara,
I use the latest proxy from the resource proxy on github Esri/resource-proxy · GitHub If you are using IIS then just use the .Net proxy. You would only use other versions of the Proxy (like java version) if you where using other webservers besides IIS.
Hey Ionara
Did you get solution for your proxy page. Because I am also doing the same proxy setUp for my arcGIS server for my print functionality (arcGIS 10.1). Please let me know if you find anything.
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