Latest Contributions by GerardoGarcia

I've recently installed GIS Server 10.7.1 within a corporate network which has limited access to the internet (an internal forward proxy can be used for application-level configuration). I've seen and followed the documentation at https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/deploy/windows/using-a-forward-proxy-server-with-arcgis-server.htm. The only thing we cannot do, due to corporate policy, is configure OS Lan/proxy settings. But the ESRI documentation doesn't mention that configuring OS proxy is required, which leads me to believe the built-in proxy settings (under arcgis/admin) should work by itself. However, after setting this configuration to our forward proxy, GIS server doesn't appear to use these settings (e.g. with custom Print service retrieving basemap). I've confirmed with our Proxy/network team that no traffic comes through. However, I can successfully make a web request (powershell "wget") using the internal proxy from that same server. Does anyone have a fix? Or has anyone else encountered this same issue? Any help appreciated. P.S. Server logs in manager reveal the following message, for example: A connection with the server could not be established (WinINet Error while using HTTPS security, 12029), URL = http://services.arcgisonline.com/ArcGIS/rest/services/World_Terrain_Base/MapServer?f=json ... View more

Does anyone know what is the best way to debug traffic for Explorer for ArcGIS on iOS devices? I've tried connecting to a mac machine with xcode to extract error logs, but not enough help. Then I tried using a windows machine with fiddler as a proxy to detect traffic, but since nothing was recorded, I'm assuming the Explorer app on iOS uses some other protocol/port? The generic error I'm trying to debug when trying to load on-prem services is "too many http redirects" errors.  Any help is greatly appreciated. #@explorer for arcgis ... View more

So, I've come across the GCOD error like many have mentioned before (especially before 3.3 version). However, we are using version 3.3. I've tried to implement the fixes like "selectionColor" and "infoWindowHighlightColor" but to no avail. When we open the "Edit" widget and select a feature or create a feature, and thus it is selected, we attempt to zoom further into the feature. And, like many have reported, once the extent is exceeded, the infamous GCOD appears. I have noticed that if I refrain from using the scroll wheel and use the "+/-" zoom buttons instead, all seems to be fine. As well, IE in 64bit mode doesn't seem to have this problem. Does anyone have any insight as to how I can fix in flex viewer/api 3.3? Thanks. Jerry ... View more