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Have you found the solution, I'm looking for something similar on Enterprise GIS (Portal for ArcGIS). Thank you. ... View more

You need to publish the layer/table using ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro depending on your ArcGIS Server Version.  Once published you will be able to view the data through map service.    Publish a map service from ArcMap—ArcMap | Documentation (arcgis.com) ... View more

Register your datastore in postgress with ArcGIS Server. If ArcGIS Server is not whitelisted on pg hba(or similar) conf file, whitelist it so postgress can accept connections from your ArcGIS Server Host Machine. You should be able to publish it and use it with a map service.  ... View more

It appears you have a SOE on the map service which is looking for additional details which map service map not have. Take a look at your SOE ... View more

Thank you.  ... View more

def addUsersToArcGisPortalGroups(): logging.debug("\nSyncing groups between AzureAD and Mobile Portal by adding new members to Portal using list from AzureAD\n") print("\nSyncing groups between AzureAD and Mobile Portal by adding new members to Portal using list from AzureAD\n") allPortalUsers = gis.users.search() usernames = [] logging.debug("ADMIN group:") print("ADMIN group:") for userid in allPortalUsers: usernames.append(userid['username']) if len(adminsToADD) != 0: for admin in adminsToADD: fname = (adminusersDict[admin]['NAME'].split(", ", 1)[1]).split(" ", 1)[0] lname = adminusersDict[admin]['NAME'].split(", ", 1)[0] email = (adminusersDict[admin]['UID']) + "@Org.com" #email = (adminusersDict[admin]['UID']).upper() + "@Org.com" idp_username = email username = email password = None description = "IT-GIS Admins, who have the highest privileges" #Note: A possible esri bug is causing createUser function to fail when role names are given as-is. # Hence I have used system generated role name by taking a fiddler capture of the form data after manually adding users to portal role = 'account_admin'#"org_admin" provider = 'enterprise' level = 2 if (admin + "@Org.com") not in usernames: logging.debug("\t{} {} is not a member of Mobile Portal. Adding..".format(fname.capitalize(), lname.capitalize())) print("\t{} {} is not a member of Mobile Portal. Adding..".format(fname.capitalize(), lname.capitalize())) gis.users.create(username=username, firstname = fname, lastname = lname, password = password, email = email, idp_username = idp_username, description = description, role = role, provider = provider, level = level) logging.debug("\t\tAdded") print("\t\tAdded") else: logging.debug("\tUser is already a member of portal") print("\tUser is already a member of portal") admingroups = ('Org - Mobile Admins', 'Org Tenant', 'Org - Mobile Viewers') for admgroup in admingroups: admini = gis.groups.search(admgroup)[0] if username not in admini.get_members().get('users'): logging.debug("\tAdding {} {} - {} to {} built-in group".format(fname.capitalize(), lname.capitalize(), admin, admgroup)) print("\tAdding {} {} - {} to {} built-in group".format(fname.capitalize(), lname.capitalize(), admin, admgroup)) admini.add_users(username) logging.debug("\t\tAdded") print("\t\tAdded") else: logging.debug("\tUser is already a member of {0} built-in group".format(admgroup)) logging.debug("\tADMIN group is now in Sync\n") print("\tADMIN group is now in Sync\n") else: logging.debug("\tADMIN group is already in Sync\n\n") print("\tADMIN group is already in Sync\n\n") ... View more

Yes, These dependancies are taken care, Got the Background Utility and Oracle Drivers configured for 64 BIT also made sure I've the TNS Entries.  ... View more

Thanks Michael. The program doesn't throw any error. It just exists out of the loop and doesn't print print statement.  ... View more