topic Re: Using Secure Services in SDK in ArcGIS Runtime SDK for Android Questions

Using Secure Services in SDK

JustinGreco — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:55:18 GMT

I am developing an app that uses a secured map service. I have read about using the UserCredentials class to specify a user name and password. However, when I try to add the secure service, the service is failing to initialize. I have read that the ArcGIS for Android app does not support secure services yet, does the SDK not either?

Re: Using Secure Services in SDK

DanO_Neill — Sun, 12 Dec 2021 02:27:58 GMT

Yes, this is supported in the SDK. To use a service that requires tokens, you must first obtain a token, and then embed the token in your application. Once you have a valid token you can add it to your application code using the ArcGISFeaturelayer constructor. In order to create a token based secure layer you must construct a UserCredential with a token and pass it into the ArcGISFeaturelayer constructor.

UserCredentials credentials =new UserCredentials();
credentials.setUserToken("PLACE_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE", "URL_REFERRER");
tokenLayer = new ArcGISFeatureLayer("SECURE FEATURE SERVICE URL", MODE.SNAPSHOT, credentials);

Replacing BOLD text with appropriate parameters.

The same philosophy applies to WebMap. Do not put a token based URL as your web map layer�??s URL. The correct way to include a secure layer in webmap.

    1. Include the layer�??s URL without a token
    2. If layer initialization fails and it is a security exception, ask for user�??s credential
    3. Re-initialize the layer with user credential.

Re: Using Secure Services in SDK

JustinGreco — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 11:44:42 GMT

Thanks for the response. I had the code correct, but the issue was with how I had the security set up in ArcGIS Server. I got that resolved and the feature layer is drawing.