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09-30-2013 10:48 AM
JoeStansberry
Deactivated User
Hi All,

I received an email notifying me that people who are external to our internet system are receiving the following error when trying to access our flex map. With-in our system we are able to load and view the map with no issues. Any ideas? the original URL is: http://nfs-0938.unl.edu/flexviewers/nefiredanger/

[ATTACH=CONFIG]27888[/ATTACH]

Thanks,

- Joe
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MattPohl
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Joe-

I would try removing the :6080 from your service's url in the config.xml file. I can not reach your rest endpoint with it in the url, but have no problems just using:  http://nfs-0938.unl.edu/arcgis/rest/services/NEFireDanger/MapServer

~Matt

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MattPohl
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Joe-

I would try removing the :6080 from your service's url in the config.xml file. I can not reach your rest endpoint with it in the url, but have no problems just using:  http://nfs-0938.unl.edu/arcgis/rest/services/NEFireDanger/MapServer

~Matt
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RobertScheitlin__GISP
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Joe,

   You need to talk to your IT people as http://nfs-0938.unl.edu:6080/arcgis/rest/services does not seem to be a valid URL outside of your network. Normally you would have a fully qualified URL. That looks like a machine name that is not registered on a DNS server.
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JoeStansberry
Deactivated User
Thanks Matt,

I did give it a try with no success. Still receiving the same error code.
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MattPohl
Frequent Contributor
Joe-

Could you attach your config.xml file. I have no troubles using your service in flexviewer, it acts as expected.

Matt
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JoeStansberry
Deactivated User
Matt,

When I try and attach the file here it says invalid file. Do you have an email address that I could send it to?
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MattPohl
Frequent Contributor
Joe-

You are right, they attachment would have to be a .txt. You should be able to right click your config.xml file, choose open with, and then choose notepad or some other text editor; then just save as a .txt file. The attachment will work fine after that. Before doing that, did you make sure to clear your browsers cache (completely) after making the change to your config file?

Matt
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JoeStansberry
Deactivated User
Matt,

I did have them clear their cache and that seemed to solve the problem. Thank you for your help!

- Joe
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