Latest Contributions by StephanieLong

I am wondering if you ever learned why it seemed to 'magically' work and the not work?  Thanks! ... View more

THANK YOU! ... View more

Stephanie,    It sounds like everythig should be fine then... Do you have the ability to use Fiddler or some other http traffic tool to see what http request is failing? I may be time for you to call tech support. I was afraid you would say that! Thanks for your help, it is much appreciated! Also, just a note if anyone else wants to offer up help: I am able to view the layers on my server machine in a browser.  Just not on my desktop machine in a browser. Thanks again!! -Steph ... View more

Stephanie,    So you mention that you have web adaptor installed. So you are omitting :6080 from your urls then right? Can you get to the ArcGIS Server REST Endpoint for your layer using the web adaptor url (i.e. no :6080) from the other machine? Yes, I am able to access the following from my other machine:    http://<machinename>/arcgis/rest/services/Mapping/US/MapServer/1 My 6080 is not accessible. ... View more

Stephanie, Because ArcGIS.com use the JavaScript API and Desktop used a SOAP protocol and Flex has security setup that requires either a proxy or a crossdomain.xml be on the server that contains your ArcGIS Server. So the question is do you have your crossdomain.xml be on the server that contains your ArcGIS Server? Can you access it using http://<machinename>/crossdomain.xml? Thanks for the speedy response! Yes, I have the following crossdomain settings; ArcGIS Server on the same machine.  Yes, I can access http://<machinename>/crossdomain.xml from my server machine and my other machine. It reads:   <?xml version="1.0" ?> - <cross-domain-policy>   <allow-access-from domain="*" secure="false" />   <site-control permitted-cross-domain-policies="all" />   <allow-http-request-headers-from domain="*" headers="*" secure="false" />   </cross-domain-policy> -Stephanie ... View more

Hello, I am experiencing a similar issue and hope to get some help here in this thread. I am using Flexviewer 3.0 on a virtual machine with 2008 R2 and AGS 10.2.1.  I have Web Adaptor installed.  When I open my flex map in a browser on another machine, I get the attached error message.  It opens/displays just fine when I go to my rest services and choose to open it in ArcGIS.com or ArcGIS Desktop. My REST URL is accessible from this other machine as well.  It is http://<machinename>/ags/rest/services I have my crossdomain.xml in the wwwroot and rootapp folders as well. What would be the reason for being able to view the service in ArcGIS.com or ArcGIS Desktop, but not in a browser? Thanks for any help you can provide. -Stephanie ... View more

So your services are accessed as http://instance/arcgis/rest/services/... (not using a port number, and not using httpS)? And you can see the crossdomain file at http://instance/crossdomain.xml ? Hello, In regards to this, I have a question. I am using flexviwer 3.0 on a virtual server with 2008 R2 and server 10.2.1 My services are accessed as you mention, as is my crossdomain at mentioned address.  However, I still get the MapManager error shown in the attached when opening a flex url.  I have shared the following folders with 'everyone': data, ags, flexviewer.  I have port 80 and 6080 open. My crossdomain reads as follows: <?xml version="1.0" ?> <cross-domain-policy> <allow-access-from domain="*" secure="false"/> <site-control permitted-cross-domain-policies="all"/> <allow-http-request-headers-from domain="*" headers="*" secure="false"/> </cross-domain-policy> I am able to view the layers in my map service within ArcGIS.com and ArcGIS Desktop.  Just not in a browser. ... View more

Could you possibly elaborate on the plans and provide an eta?  This is something we would like to see working with Portal as well. ... View more