Latest Contributions by KDeVogelaere

‎01-05-2016

I am having trouble connecting to an external ArcGIS Server in GeoEvent 10.3.1 The URL is https://gis.aes.accuweather.com/arcgis The connection is valid in GeoEvent 10.2.2 In GeoEvent 10.3.1 is there URL format-checking happening behind the scenes when connecting to an external ArcGIS Server? Could this be preventing us from saving the connection?

‎12-17-2015

Thanks to Chris at ESRI Support and the tech folks in Australia for guiding us towards a solution - [Updated] Steps taken: GeoEvent Service stopped Deleted - C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\GeoEvent\data Deleted - C:\ProgramData\ESRI\GeoEvent\zookeeper (ProgramData is a hidden folder, turn on hidden folders in Folder Options) Deleted - C:\ProgramData\ESRI\GeoEvent\zookeeper-dynamic.properties Replace 'run-checklicense.bat' file contents Update line of code in C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\GeoEvent\bin\run-checklicense.bat to point to our Java install location, set JAVA_EXE=D:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\framework\runtime\jre\bin\java Gave full permission to local ServiceID (ID with 'logon as' permission) for folder C:\Program Files\ArcGIS GeoEvent Service started Wait a few minutes Open GeoEvent Manager and proceed to unsafe login page Ref: (https://esriaustraliatechblog.wordpress.com/2014/08/12/geoevent-processor-wont-start-up-help/) -K

‎12-16-2015

After upgrading GeoEvent from 10.2.2 to 10.3.1 we could not open the login for GeoEvent. Our GeoEvent service is running but we are getting a no service was found error and a 404: Page Not Found message instead of the manager login page. GeoEvent logs showed the old configurations were maintained during the upgrade. Log file location: C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\GeoEvent\data\log\karaf.log

‎11-16-2015

Thanks everyone for your comments, here is the JavaScript/Asp solution. Windows Authentication was enabled in IIS. username_return.html <html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function showUser() { var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); xmlhttp.onreadystatechange = function() { if (xmlhttp.readyState == 4 && xmlhttp.status == 200) { document.getElementById("txtHint").innerHTML = xmlhttp.responseText; } }; xmlhttp.open("GET", "username_lookup.aspx", true); xmlhttp.send(); } </script> </head> <body> <form> <button type="button" onclick="showUser();">Click Me!</button> </form> <p>Username: <span id="txtHint"></span></p> </body> </html> username_lookup.aspx <%Response.Write(Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER"))%> Output Result- Authentication Types- Best Regards, K-

‎11-13-2015

Thanks Josh for contributing your solution, I need to take a closer look at esri/IdentityManager to understand how it's used in web apps, could you explain what this does or could you recommend any resource guides for this?

‎11-12-2015

I misspelled 'OBJECTID' in the field definition and I now see that it's working- Thank you arcgis teamutilities for pointing this out!

‎11-10-2015

Thanks Freddie for the response, a little background, stricter security standards have been put in place for Oracle passwords (expiry after 365-days and account lockout after 3-failed login attempts). Security prevents us from reusing old passwords, so opening any maps that have Oracle details saved before the password change will immediately lock the account. Here is the ESRI support case #01702901. A few solutions shared by an ESRI staff member can fix the issue outside of ArcMap, I'm wondering if an ArcMap solution would be possible. Fixing ArcMap Oracle DBMS Connections [ORD-28000: the account is locked No extended error.]

‎11-10-2015

Thanks Sarah for sharing this is possible, this is very helpful Unfortunately at this time PHP/JQuery are not installed on this Windows server. I wonder if this can be rewritten using a Python or ASP script called from Javascript. I haven't tested this but classic ASP appears to have a similar method for returning AUTH_USER, <% response.write "AUTH_USER: " & Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER") %>

‎11-09-2015

I have often wondered how to capture the usernames of visitors to an ArcGIS JS custom built web map accessible only to employees within my organization without requesting an ID and password at login. Can this be done with the following setup? Windows Server 2008 R2 IIS 7.0 ArcGIS JS API v. 3.14 ArcGIS Web Adaptor 10.2.2 ArcGIS Server 10.2.2 User Store: Windows Domain Role Store: ArcGIS Server Built-in Authentication Tier: Web Authentication Mode: Web Access to the web map is managed through Windows Active Directory groups. ArcGIS API for JavaScript GIS Web GIS Best Regards, KD

‎11-09-2015

Great! I am familiar with QueryTask thank you for confirming this is possible. Best Regards, KD

‎11-09-2015

Is there a defect open to - A. Allow users to programmatically disable the automatic connection attempts to RDBMS in ArcMap so when you open an MXD file with a changed .sde password it doesn't lock the account OR B. Publish a POINTER to the .sde connection file instead of copying connection details into the MXD Stricter security standards have been put in place for Oracle passwords at our company (expiry after 365-days and account lockout after 3-failed login attempts). Best Regards, KD

‎11-09-2015

Hi Freddie, We have a similar case with the SDE Account becoming locked when an MXD is opened with a reference to the old connection details. Has anyone logged a defect for allowing users to programmatically suppress the automatic connection to external data sources in ArcMap? ESRI Customer #332947 - Esri Case #01702901

‎10-22-2015

Has the Geoevent team considered adding a raw table input type? While working through this exercise it became apparent the notifications would be stored in a raw table format not in a feature class table. Could a raw table inbound/outbound transport be used for future planned GeoEvent operations (Eg. Caching, Statistics, or storing Metadata)? Best Regards, K

‎10-22-2015

I found this blog article helpful and would like to share how this can be used in other ways such as creating statistics to pass into the output. Read more on Grouping and Summarizing GeoEvents Best Regards, K

‎10-19-2015

Is it possible to query and select hidden point features from a Map using the ArcGIS JS API? A little background: For security reasons I do not want these point features to display on the map, nor do I want the user to "accidentally" make them visible by changing the CSS properties. The number of point features in a selected area on the Map should be the only thing returned from the query. Any thoughts on where to begin? ArcGIS API for JavaScript GIS Web GIS

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