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Hi Thomas. You will need to also make sure Apache httpd proxies WS/WSS calls through. Let me know if that makes sense. What version of httpd are you using?
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Nice work Daniel. I too recently went through this exercise. One thing you might consider for the future is to create a Python virtual environment, pip install numpy and pandas, and then copy the arcgis module into this folder. This way, the only thing in this folder than needs to be zipped up is /arcgis, /numpy, and /pandas; not the entire Anaconda install folder. This should significantly reduce your upload package. Nice job!
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Thanks for the feedback. This has now been corrected. You should now be able to use https:// without needing a workaround.
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04-12-2017
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Martin, SOIs do not have access to httpRequest headers. BUT, you can alter the queryString from the httpRequest and that will make it all the way into the SOI. However, this may not solve all the problems you are envisioning.
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11-07-2016
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Unfortunately, I don't think this is possible at this time. You could use tools (like Python or AGO Assistant) that could copy items between 2 different Portals and probably maintain the different language settings.
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01-30-2016
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I am setting up GeoEvent Processor for a customer and experimenting with various output/alerting mechanisms. One thing they are interested in is having the output RSS feed be consumed in Outlook 2010 so users know when a GeoFence criteria has been met (as opposed to sending emails, etc.). However, when I try to add the RSS endpoint to Outlook, I always get an error. e.g. https://myserver.abc.xyz:6143/geoevent/rest/cache/myrssoutput?f=rss. Is there anyway we can get this to better integrate with Outlook? Is the self-signed certificate possibly causing problems? Thanks for any insight. Bill
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05-03-2014
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Has anyone gotten this to work from Python? Please provide an example. I am trying to use the examples here and GEP never receives the messages, at least based on the Statistics Monitor.
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05-01-2014
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Did you ever determine a solution? We are faced with the exact same problem.
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