Latest Contributions by DerekLaw

Hi Jaya, Please review this help topic: Troubleshooting an ArcSDE service - ArcGIS Help 10.1  Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Shona, We identified an issue where the Smart Editor widget's save option is disabled in some instances when using IE as your web browser and are working on a fix. What web browser are you using? If it is IE, can you try with a different web browser? ... View more

Hi Nicolas, In the context of this discussion, yes. Users that need to access secured web services - which were originally accessed directly from the GIS Server, but now the GIS Server is federated with Portal for ArcGIS, and leverages Portal's SAML authentication model; these users will have to be named users. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Shawn, > When you federate how does it deal with services that have already been added and registered through a url to Portal?  Does it replace it or duplicate it?   Portal will "duplicate" the items. > If I do need to update the service urls in the map could I just use the ArcGIS Online Assistant tool?  I haven't tested this workflow, so I am not sure. Maybe. Suggest you give it a try - but I don't know if it will work. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Shawn, Just for context: when you federate a Server site with Portal for ArcGIS, you're switching the security model for the Server site to use the security model that's been configured for Portal. Typically you would want to do this BEFORE you create web apps using resources from both the Server site and Portal. Also, web services that existed in the Server site before you federated with Portal, will automatically have Portal items created for them in Portal when you federate the Server site. These new Portal items (where each web service will become a unique item in Portal) will be owned by the admin who performed the federate operation and will be private by default. Have these Portal items that represent the web services that existed in the Server site before federation been shared with "everyone"? When you created the web maps (that your Web AppBuilder web apps are built on), when you added the web services that existed in the Server site - did you directly reference their REST endpoints? OR, had you registered the web services with Portal, and added them via their Portal item URLs? If the former, perhaps the "new Portal items" (that I reference in the previous paragraph) may be causing the prompt for login credentials. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Shawn, Still trying to get a clear picture of your deployment, Are you using Web AppBuilder that is embedded within Portal for ArcGIS, or are you using Developer Edition? And you've already federated your Server site with Portal, correct? Were the apps created BEFORE your federated the Server site? And they were working without requiring a login? Then after you federated the Server site, now when you try and access the apps they are prompting for a login, is that right? I know your apps are not using any secured web services, but what was the security model set for the Server site before federation? Also, you made the web apps shared with 'everyone' as well, right? ... View more

Hi Shawn, What security model is your Portal configured for? Built-in identity store? IWA? SAML? And you have 3 Web Adaptors, to confirm: you have 1 configured with Portal and the other 2 configured with the GIS Server, is that right? ... View more

Hi Tim, We don't make older releases of Web AppBuilder Developer Edition available for download, as we prefer to promote the latest release. Please send me an email: [email protected] and I can get a copy of v1.2 to you. Hope this helps, ... View more

All, Just FYI, you may also want to vote for this enhancement request on the ArcGIS Ideas site, State Tree Diagram for 10.1 and above https://community.esri.com/ideas/7322?commentID=33437#comment-33437  Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi James, This may be related to a known limitation of feature layers in ArcGIS Online. Please review this Esri KnowledgeBase article,   Problem: Unable to view domains for a feature layer enabled with coded value domains in a web map    Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Gideon, That is a pretty generic error message. There are some other GeoNet discussion threads that discuss possible solutions for the "Error:Proxy server got bad address ... " message, ArcGIS Server Error  ???Proxy server got bad address from remote server (verify the server is running)???,  Regarding the (status code 504) error, it may be a network problem, HTTP Error 504 Gateway timeout Explained  Suggest you contact your network admins. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Junxuan, FYI, this widget is designed to work with web services found in ArcGIS Data Reviewer for Server that support implementation of a holistic data quality management capability. Learn more in this blog post, Now Available on GitHub: Data Reviewer Widgets for Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Blog  And there is help documentation for the Reviewer Dashboard Widget here, Reviewer Dashboard widget—Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS | ArcGIS  Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Keith, > Will the Smart Editor be updated to support related tables? This enhancement is on the long term Dev road map for the Smart Editor widget. However, we cannot provide a specific timeframe of when this will occur at this time. You may also want to post this enhancement on the ArcGIS Ideas forum, https://community.esri.com/community/arcgis-ideas/content?filterID=contentstatus%5Bpublished%5D~category%5Bweb-appbuilder-for-arcgis%5D Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi VP, I realize this is an old post. Just to close this item, FYI: ArcGIS Maps for Office enables you to share your Web Maps to Microsoft Powerpoint and you can have interactive web maps. 1. Add a dynamic map to a PowerPoint slide—ArcGIS Maps for Office | ArcGIS  2. Share Your Maps from Excel | ArcGIS Video  Hope this helps, ... View more