I have configured an ArcGIS WebApplicationBuilder Map as an application in ArcGIS Online. It is consumed by IIS6 on a Windows 2003 Server Machine. When I hit the URL; I receive ERROR 400 Invalid URI_indirect. My application was copied to my server from AGOL. What is the solution for this if I am not using WebAppBuilder in Development mode? What should my URI be when I register the app in AGOL?
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Geoffrey,
The url you should use to register the app is the url that you use to see the app (i.e. http://gisdev01/LifeSupportApplication/).
Geoffrey,
The url you should use to register the app is the url that you use to see the app (i.e. http://gisdev01/LifeSupportApplication/).
Thanks Robert,
What about the URI error?
On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 3:50 PM, Robert Scheitlin, GISP <geonet@esri.com>
Geoffrey,
You have me confused again. I thought we were talking about properly registering the app so that you would not get a URI error.
I am receiving an invalid URI error, but I have the correct correct URL configured in the app settings in AGOL.
Geoffrey,
OK for my testing purposes, let me see if I have your workflow correct.
Is this correct?
Robert,
That is correct, I am prompted for a sign-in. When I click "Ok" the invalid redirect_uri
error appears. What should this be set to in AGOL? I have gisdev01:80
On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 8:37 AM, Robert Scheitlin, GISP <geonet@esri.com>
Geoffrey,
So your app has secured services in it then?
It doesn't. Once I click "Ok' as if I am going to sign in the error is thrown. The only solution that I have seen for this is to remove the signon.json, but that is for the Dev Edition.
Geoffrey,
OK so I created an WAB AGOL app that uses a web maps that is not shared publicly and downloaded it and deployed it to my local dev machine IIS and I was challenged by the identity manager and I entered my credentials and there was no issue at all the app came right up.