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Seth's answer is correct, but the gis.content.search() method only returns the first 10 items found. You need to add the parameter "max_items=" and set the value greater than the number of items you have in your Portal.
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Thank you for your quick reply, Jonathan. Unsure what happened when we did the Federation as both of those values point to the proper URL. This system is not yet in production so we will unfederate / refederate.
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Jonathan, Do you know where the utility that is used to Federate an ArcGIS Server with Portal for ArcGIS grabs the "portalURL" property that is set in the ArcGIS Server security configuration? We have a situation that used the internal IIS machine name for the property when Federating and not the configured web address. I've reviewed the Portal configurations and nowhere can I find that machine name listed there. Before we re-federate this server I would like to make sure we don't end up with the same issue. ASmgarriga
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Hate leaving questions unanswered - even if they are my own. I finally resolved my issue of creating the Geometry object after I received the JSON from the input. There is actually a section in the Esri Introduction Tutorial that covers this - in Appendix A. My solution involved doing the following in the GeoEvent Service: From the input, use a filter to reject all items that contained NULL longitude values Use the Field Calculator Processor to generate the Geometry object: The Expression: '{' + ' "x":' + lon + ',' + ' "y":' + lat + ',' + ' "spatialReference":{"wkid":4326} }' Here is the GeoNet article that pointed me in the right direction. Building Geometry from Fields
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I have an input from a JSON service that does not always have values for the LAT, LON fields that is generating a lot of errors when trying to generate the Geometry field. I've dropped the Create Geometry option for the input definition, and have created a filter that ignores records without LAT, LON values, but I'm unsure how to remap the Geometry field for my output definition. I have a field mapping processor setup, but I'm not getting any data in my streaming service. Thanks, Dan
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Looking for guidance on how to configure GeoEvent server to work through a web server similar to using a Web Adaptor. Has anyone here set that up? I have used IIS Application Request Routing (ARR) for other web services hosted on non-standard ports, but wanted to see if there was a tried and true method for routing traffic to port 6143. Our goal is to be able to access the Web Socket streaming services via a public facing URL. Dan
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There is a tutorial for setting up and configuring the SBDS and GeoEvent Server: http://gisi.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=870b1bf0ad17472497b84b528cb9af00 However, I'm having issues getting my SBDS to be recognized by GeoEvent Server - just submitted a support ticket in the hopes to get it resolved.
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Doug, We have Portal for ArcGIS 10.4 setup in a public test environment. When you are asked by Collector for ArcGIS in Windows 10 to sign in to a Portal, you are only given a username / password challenge after you provide your Portal URL. In the iOS version (and I presume Android), you are provided the Portal's OAuth page challenge where you have the option to select your SAML provider or a local built-in sign in. Message me directly if you would like to test against our URL.
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Collector for iOS is able to utilize SAML authentication configured with your Portal. I am not sure about Android, but I know the newly released Windows 10 Collector application does not unfortunately.
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For reasons to many to bring up here, we are trying access a Portal for ArcGIS web adapter using IIS Application Request Routing setup on two load balanced web servers. The web adapter is installed on an internal web server, and the ARR rules are configured on public facing external servers. The issue we are having is that when the request reaches the Portal, we receive a 302 URL Redirect that drops the ARR route value, which causes a 404 not found error. This is the notional URL pattern using the ARR rule: https://oursite.com/redirect/PortalWebAdapter This is the response from the 302 redirect https://oursite.com/PortalWebAdapter/home We know we can avoid using ARR by installing the web adapter on the public facing systems, but only one web adapter can be associated with Portal and we need to have two for the load balanced web servers.
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Aaron, While we did switch to 10.3, the only resolution for this matter was to break the site up into smaller sites. This is also how Esri is now recommending to implement this type of solution. So rather than 7 servers participating in a single site, we have 4 new sites with no more than two servers each in their own cluster. Contact me directly if you want to discuss further, and I hope this helps. Dan
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Fred, Patrick is out for a week so won't be able to reply - if you could send me the information that would be great. I've connected/followed you on this site. Dan
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I noticed the same behavior. It should work by firing the MapItemChanged event with "Removing", remove the item, then fire MapItemChange with "Removed." But since it doesn't, you can create a System.Windows.Forms.Timer to check Application.IsDocumentDirty and call Application.SaveDocument at a specified Timer interval. You can also create a handler for Application.DocumentClosed (which will fire upon document closing and application exiting) check Application.IsDocumentDirty and call Application.SaveDocument. Thanks for the response. I was hoping to avoid using a timer, but it may be my only way to work around this broken feature.
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I've written a simple extension to automatically save the current map document whenever the user adds or removes a map item. Whenever I call the SaveDocument() method after a 'MapItemChangeStatus.Removed' event, the item is still present in the map document even though it has been removed from the current map. You can see this by stepping through the code and watching the item still remain on the map until the event fires, and then is removed after save method is called. Also, closing and then reopening the document shows this is the case as the item is still there. Any options besides writing a timer to handle this? C# code snip for extension: [INDENT]public override void OnStartup() { ESRI.ArcGISExplorer.Application.Application.MapItemChanged += new EventHandler<MapItemEventArgs>(Application_MapItemChanged); } void Application_MapItemChanged(object sender, MapItemEventArgs e) { if (e.Status == MapItemChangeStatus.Added || e.Status == MapItemChangeStatus.Removed) { ESRI.ArcGISExplorer.Application.Application.SaveDocument(); } }[/INDENT]
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