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Stored Credentials - New Feature 12/12/12

DanikBourdeau2

Wondering if anybody has any more details on the new feature just released 'Stored Credentials'? How it works?

I noticed there are now inputs for Username and Password in the settings of a service but whenever I put some in I get the message 'Valid service credentials not fully specified.' How do these Stored Credentials differ from sharing options we already have?

Thanks,

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DanikBourdeau2

I'm still curious what these 'Stored Credentials' are all about and since this thread has almost 100 views, I suspect others are as well. bump.

MikeMinamiP1

When you add items representing secured ArcGIS Server services, you now have the option to store authentication credentials with the item. Storing credentials means that ArcGIS Online does not prompt end users for authentication when they access the service, for example, as a layer in a web map.

Effectively, it allows you to override your ArcGIS Server security and leverage ArcGIS Online security instead for service items published to ArcGIS.com. For clients that access the service directly via REST, the ArcGIS Server security is still in force.

Thanks,

Mike

DanikBourdeau2

Hey Mike, thanks for the reply.

So I guess this is really useful when you have a public web map but the Feature Services included are private. In the case of Organization subscribers it's probably still best to manage everything through groups?

Any plans to extend this feature to allow access through REST? This is something that I have been struggling with for a while. I have Feature Services that I do not have the right to redistribute therefore must be made private, but want to create publicly available web apps on my website. Since the layers are private login credentials are required.

DarinAcosta

Have you ever found a solution to the "Valid service credentials not fully specified" message that you were receiving? I attempted to add a secure service using the correct username/password credentials and received this message as well.

CarlosKrefft

Same issue here... BUMB.

Error: Valid service credentials not fully specified

GISSupport3

I'm also getting the same error, with Portal, trying to add an external, 'unsecure' webservice.

Portal seems to be confused with requiring a password to exit our forward proxy.

GET /arcgis/sharing/checkUrl.jsp?url=http%3A//maps.six.nsw.gov.au/arcgis/rest/services/public/NSW_Imagery/MapServer%3Ff%3Djson&f=json HTTP/1.1

JSON

httpResponse=

httpStatusCode=407

httpStatusMessage=HTTP/1.1 407 Proxy Authentication Required

secured=True

url=http://maps.six.nsw.gov.au/arcgis/rest/services/public/NSW_Imagery/MapServer?f=json

If I supply my proxy credentials the request still fails.

Any ideas?

MikeMinamiP1

It seems you are trying to supply your proxy credentials. The only credentials that are supported are ArcGIS Server (Token based).

Mike

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