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Invalid redirect_uri Error: 400

JacobWallace

Hello,

We are beginning the process of transitioning away from Web AppBuilder to Experience Builder. I'm starting with a basic template "Billboard". I'm simply wanting to add the Web Map that supports our Web App. This particular web map also contains content from our Partner agency and mostly password protected. When I go to "Add Data" and select the map, I get the following error in an ArcGIS Portal Directory window (see screenshot). Any thoughts on what I should do? Can I enter this Partner organization's URL somewhere so that the Experience Builder application will allow this map? Thanks!

Thanks,

Jacob

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baohuachu7

Check the application in portal: Settings->Registered Info->update->Redirect URI is as: https://your-portal-domain:3001/

CraigMadill

Hi Jacob,

Just curious if you found a resolution to this. I get the same invalid redirect_uri error when adding certain web maps to Experience Builder. Since our web maps have a variety of data sources it seems as if Experience Builder gets caught up trying to authenticate them.

Thanks, Craig

Wei_Ying

Sure. You don't have to change the layer sharing scope, we just need to access the map to repro this "invalid_redirect_uri" error.

JacobWallace

The map has mostly password protected layers from our organization and another organization. I can make it publicly shared, but I won't be syncing the layers to public. Will it still help to share the map with you even if the not all the layers are made public?

Wei_Ying

Hi @JacobWallace ,

Sorry about that the solution does not work for you. Seems a bug then. Would you be able to share the map with me so we can take a further look?

Thanks,

Wei

JacobWallace

Hello @Wei_Ying , any ideas? No rush and no big deal if not, just making sure you got my latest replies. Thanks!

JacobWallace

I've also tried entering their portal URL in our "Allow Portal Access"

JacobWallace

I've also tried ".com/server" and ".com/server/rest/services/member", and other iterations as well.

JacobWallace

This doesn't seem to work either. I have tried entering their Portal URL (....com/Portal/Home) and the Rest Services (....com/Server/Rest/Services). Am I entering the URL correctly? Should they enter our server info in their Portal Trusted Servers?

Wei_Ying

Hi @JacobWallace ,

Thanks for replying.

If the map contains data from a different portal, could you try add the server to the Trust server in organization setting and see if that solve the issue?

JacobWallace

Hello Wei,

Thanks for reaching out!

Would the version of Experience Builder match the version of our Enterprise? If so, we are currently on 10.9.1, however, we are working on upgrading to 11.1 but ran in to an issue so we've postponed.

To answer your second question, No, this is our own map. However, in addition to our own data that we own/maintain, the map is comprised of data that a different agency publishes. A lot of that data is publicly shared, but some require username and password.

Thanks!

Jacob W.

Wei_Ying

Hi @JacobWallace ,

Thanks for your feedback. Could you share more informartion for your problem?

1. What version of Experience Builder are you using?

2. Is the map you were trying to add shared from another organization?

Thanks,

Wei

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