problem with displaying vector and tiles layers

Question

val webTiledLayer = WebTiledLayer.create(urlTemplate = "https://geoportal.ancpi.ro/maps/rest/services/Ortofoto/Mozaic_vt/MapServer/tile/tile/{level}/{row}/{col}?blankTile=false")

val vectorTileLayer = ArcGISVectorTiledLayer("https://geoportal.ancpi.ro/hosted_services/rest/services/Hosted/imobile_cladiri/VectorTileServer")

val vectorTileLayerBase = ArcGISVectorTiledLayer("https://geoportal.ancpi.ro/hosted_services/rest/services/Hosted/imobile_cladiri/VectorTileServer/tile/0/0/0.pbf")

arcGISMap = ArcGISMap(SpatialReference(3844)).apply {
                        operationalLayers.add(webTiledLayer)
                        operationalLayers.add(vectorTileLayerBase)
                    }

Hello

I would like to display some layers from ANCPI. I've already tried the following three:

Unfortunately, it doesn't work. Is it because of the spatial reference?

What else could I try?

Nicholas-Furness · Answer

Hi @woodie.

I was able to confirm that ANCPI deliberately took this action to prevent desktop GIS applications (both Esri and open source) from accessing the data as some of the data is sold via https://epay.ancpi.ro/epay/Welcome.action

I'm unable to tell what the rules are, but they at least specifically block any user agent that contains "ArcGIS" (case sensitive). I'm told that QGIS is similarly blocked.

You would need to petition ANCPI to make a change to their servers to allow the Native Maps SDKs to access them.

woodie · Answer

Hello @GuntherHeppner ,

Thank you for your feedback. Unfortunately, we have no control over the server.
The easiest way would be to adjust the user agent in the Okhttp3 client.

This would also fit the wish of How to set a proxy on the ArcGISHTTPClient - Esri Community

GuntherHeppner · Answer

The Swift and Kotlin SDKs don't support overriding the user agent being sent as part of a network request made by the SDK. The server would need to be configured to accept that user agent.