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Esri Leaflet GP Service als POST-verzoek

FC_Basson

Ik probeer een Export Web Map-verzoek te sturen naar mijn AGS-afdrukservice met de Esri Leaflet-bibliotheek (versie 2.0.0 beta), maar de GET-verzoekstring is te lang. Is het mogelijk om een geoprocessing-taak uit te voeren als een POST-verzoek zonder gebruik te maken van een proxy-pagina?

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JohnGravois

unfortunately this is kind of a 'you cant have your cake and eat it too' situation because you can't POST across domains when the server you're trying to reach doesn't support CORS.

you have two options.

1. if the print server actually supports CORS, you can accept the default constructor option and the plugin will automatically switch to a POST when the request is longer than 2000 characters

{ useCors: true }

2. if either the print server (or client browser) doesn't support CORS, you'll need to fall back on proxying the request to accomodate the security restriction.

see the conceptual article here for more information.

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JohnGravois

no problem at all.

i figured the server was up to the challenge, otherwise your jQuery call would have bombed out too

FC_Basson

Thanks John Gravois, luckily the print server I'm using supports CORS and setting the useCors parameter to true worked.

JohnGravois

unfortunately this is kind of a 'you cant have your cake and eat it too' situation because you can't POST across domains when the server you're trying to reach doesn't support CORS.

you have two options.

1. if the print server actually supports CORS, you can accept the default constructor option and the plugin will automatically switch to a POST when the request is longer than 2000 characters

{ useCors: true }

2. if either the print server (or client browser) doesn't support CORS, you'll need to fall back on proxying the request to accomodate the security restriction.

see the conceptual article here for more information.

FC_Basson

In the meantime I have just recreated the print request with an Ajax call, which makes it possible to perform the GP task as a POST request. Would still like to know how to use the Esri Leaflet library with POST type GP requests.

jQuery Ajax

$.ajax({
   url:'http://myserver/arcgis/rest/services/GP_Services/ExportWebMap/GPServer/Export%20Web%20Map/execute',
   type:'POST',
   dataType:'json',
   data:({
      Format:"JPG",
      Layout_Template:"A4 Landscape",
      Web_Map_as_JSON:JSON.stringify(mapJSON),
      f:'json'
   }),
   success:function(response){
      console.log(response.results[0].value.url);
   },
   error:function(xhr, status, error) {
      console.log(error);
   }
})

Esri Leaflet GP task

var printService = L.esri.GP.service({
   url: "http://myserver/arcgis/rest/services/GP_Services/ExportWebMap/GPServer/Export%20Web%20Map",
   async:false,   
   useCors:false
});
var printTask = printService.createTask();
printTask.setParam("Format", "JPG");
printTask.setParam("Layout_Template", "A4 Landscape");
printTask.setParam("f","json");
printTask.setParam("Web_Map_as_JSON",JSON.stringify(mapJSON));
printTask.setOutputParam('Output_File');
printTask.run(function(error, response, raw) {            
   var printout = response.Output_File.url;
   console.log(printout);
});

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