Latest Contributions by Thom_Leeffers

Thanks, I didn't know that. We will certainly test if that works for us, performing a schema change without flattening our versioning tree. ... View more

Thank you for your anwers. It is good to know that schema changes are possible without unversioning the data. In that way you don't loose the history, which is lost we you unversion your data). What will be a challenge is to get all versions posted before applying schema changes, but that is not different to the situation is with traditional versioning. ... View more

There are two things I can think of which you could check: 1. Is every thing residing on your virtual dekstop? What would work best is to have your MXD, your data and the location where you export the pages to, on the virtual desktop. In that case you minimize network latency as everything is done on the virtual desktop. Of course, after the export of the project you can copy it from the virtual desktop to your local machine. 2. The other issue could be that your MXD is very large. You can check this with PerfQanalyzer or MXDperfstat, these tools are not supported so always make a back-up of your MXD and it is at your own risk. If this doesn't help you can also check https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012042 to see if there is something else which may apply to your situation. ... View more

Same question here, what is the best practice for 10.8? ... View more

Not completly sure if I understand your question, but this may be your answer: https://tiles.arcgis.com/tiles  (And agree that this question is related to arcgisonline #tileservice‌ ) ... View more

Thank you for your answer Vish, this already helps me! It would be great if you could dig-out the functionality matrix. Kind regards, Thom ... View more

It depends on what you want the user be able to do. If you want them only to search for items and to use public items, enabling the "anonymuous access" on your Portal will do. However, if you want to put them into groups / assign roles to them, you need an identity store. This can be the ArcGIS Portal identity store but it can also be your organization's enterprise identity store. When using an identity provider with SAML 2.0 Single Sign On support, you can give the user a single sign on experience (what is what your are looking for). To read more about the access options and identity store integration: Managing access to your portal—Portal for ArcGIS (10.7 and 10.7.1) | ArcGIS Enterprise  More about SAML 2.0 Single Sign On with Portal: Configure a SAML-compliant identity provider with your portal—Portal for ArcGIS (10.7 and 10.7.1) | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more