Latest Contributions by teofilosalgado

‎05-30-2021

Hi all! Recently we've been migrating our manual printing workflows to custom printing services at our ArcGIS Server instance. Everything was fun and games until we stumbled upon some Layouts with more than one Map Frame pointing to different Maps. Most of those layouts with more than one Map Frame look like this one below: Basically, they are composed of one main Map Frame focusing on the Area of Interest and one overview Map Frame which is a zoomed-out version of the main map. After some googling I find out that the ExportWebMap specification doesn't cover Layouts with multiple Map Frames, forcing us to name the main one as WEBMAP_MAP_FRAME and leave the other Map Frames blank. Have any of you faced a similar problem? If so, how you solved it? We are currently considering writing a more robust Printing Service that will generate its own Web_Map_as_JSON parameters internally resulting in multiple PNGs for each Map Frame and later on binding it all together in a final PDF down the pipeline but... it seems VERY janky! TL;DR: Is it possible to create a custom printing service for ArcGIS Server to print a Layout with more than one Map Frame pointing to different Map Services? Oh! I almost forgot! I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.7.3 and our Enterprise instances are running 10.7.1 and 10.8.1. Any help will be appreciated! Cheers.

‎08-07-2020

Hi Christopher, I managed to make it work with plain NGINX, I was missing these headers in my configuration: proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Host $host:$server_port; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Server $host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; The links you've sent were very helpful, specially the last one! Thank you very much for your help!

‎08-04-2020

Hi all! Recently, we have been trying to implement a Portal for ArcGIS Server 10.7.1 instance in our infrastructure but we've stumbled in an issue with our NGINX reverse proxy service. Currently, on my Windows Server machine I can access my Portal trough the address: https://win-q0ejvg3fcqh.arcgis.local:7443/arcgis/home/index.html, but whenever I try to access it via my machine fixed local IP like so: https://192.168.25.209:7443/arcgis/home/index.html I get redirected to https://win-q0ejvg3fcqh.arcgis.local:7443/arcgis/home/index.html, my machine name and domain. I need to be able to access my Portal from it's server local IP address so I can forward it's ports to the internet via my NGINX server, how could I accomplish that? Currently, I don't have any Web Adaptor installed and would really like to remain using my NGINX alone, due to company restrictions. Any help will be very appreciated, Cheers.

‎06-21-2020

Unfortunately no, I am not able to change de "Constant value" path, it's disabled and pointing to my local .sde exclusively. I tried to change it to a local shapefile and allow "Copy all data" like so: and, even though, I get the same error as before 😕

‎06-21-2020

Yep, although in this tool in specific I am not using registered data, instead I am using a registered database: (Translation notes: Nome = Name, Tipo = Type) When I publish from ArcMap all my references to registered data/databases work fine. Looks like I am doing something wrong with ArcPro, missing some specific setting I guess.

‎06-21-2020

Hi all! Recently I started moving my workflow from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro but I am having some trouble publishing geoprocessing services with constant values as parameters. I executed my tool normally, using features from my registered PostGIS database as parameters for inputTable. Then I tried to publish it like so: As I highlighted here, inputTable is a constant value, just like I used to set in ArcMap. Then, after everything published, whenever I try to run this tool from my ArcGIS Server I got this error: Looks like it isn't referencing to my database. And even when I choose to copy data to the server, providing shapefiles as constant inputs, I get the same error. Have any of you guys faced this same error before? What should I do? Any help will be very appreciated!

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ArcGIS Custom Printing Service for a Layout With More Than One Map Frame

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