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I reverted the "Assumed Answer" status. While the adjustment seems to have decreased the occurrences, we are still encountering the issue occasionally. Esri support is recommending we try the following: 1. Can you please try to access the application by providing the token in the proxy instead of using username and password and see if the issue is still occurring? I have been very busy of late and have had to put this on the back-burner. As soon as I have more notes, I'll add them here. ... View more

It appears so - I haven't encountered the prompt since making the adjustment, and I haven't heard any issues from our users as of the moment. When I chatted with Esri, they identified one similar case from their kb where this type of adjustment proved to be the resolution. I tried increasing the timeout before as you recommended, to 600 minutes... In hindsight, this ended-up not being enough since the token was still expiring before IIS recycled. Our recycle time in IIS is 1440 minutes, so bumped-up the token timeout on the GIS server to 1441, and problem solved! (I think...) I'm not sure if we should mark this as the answer, or leave as assumed answered... It seems like a definitive resolution thus far, although perhaps a bit nebulous. ... View more

So, it doesn't seem to be an issue any longer! I'm going to mark this as "assumed answered." ... View more

Esri seems to think it's related to IIS/GIS server token timeout disconnects, so they are asked me to recycle the app pool one minute before the token expires. Instead, I am going to set the token timeout to one minute AFTER the recycle since I cannot make this change across all of our servers, but can adjust the ArcGIS server. I am not entirely convinced this will resolve the issue - I'll try it, and create a test harness along the way to see if I can force it to reproduce under load. ... View more

Elizabeth, I wasn't exactly sure of your environment/set-up, so I just wrote a PowerShell script, which can be executed outside of ArcGIS. It should be installed by default on Windows 7+. The script I wrote uses PowerShell 4, but the only change for PowerShell 2 should be the commented out line exporting to CSV, I believe. You would basically need to export your table as a CSV, open notepad, paste the script and make any needed enviro changes, save as a .ps1, then run the script (here's an example of how to do that - windows - How to run a PowerShell script? - Stack Overflow). Wes has a Python script you can just run in ArcMap that does exactly what you want, that is, check if the path on disk doesn't exist. I would need to adjust the PowerShell script to check for paths since I thought you were looking for web hyperlinks. ... View more

If these aren't limited to web hyperlinks, let me know and I'll update the script! ... View more

Elizabeth, I have a PowerShell script you can use: #csv path; input must be in this schema: ID,URL,NOTES - format your input this way, or adjust script $path = "C:\Users\YOU\Desktop\YOUR_CSV.csv" #in csv (you create) $outPath = "C:\Users\YOU\Desktop\YOUR_OUT_CSV.csv" #out csv (don't create this... let script create for you) $csv = Import-Csv -path $path $OutArray = @() function processURL($inURL){     # Create request     $HTTP_Request = [System.Net.WebRequest]::Create($inURL)     # Get response     $HTTP_Response = $HTTP_Request.GetResponse()     # Get response integer code     $HTTP_Status = [int]$HTTP_Response.StatusCode     If ($HTTP_Status -eq 200) {         $ret_val = "OK!"     }     Else {         $ret_val = "CHECK ME!"     }     # Clean-up and return     $HTTP_Response.Close()     return $ret_val } function request($ID, $URL, $NOTES){     $localResponse = processURL $URL     export $ID $URL $NOTES $localResponse } function export($eID, $eURL, $eNotes, $eResponse){     $myobj = "" | Select "ID","URL","NOTES", "RESPONSE"     $myobj.ID = $eID     $myobj.URL = $eURL     $myobj.NOTES = $NOTES     $myobj.RESPONSE = $eResponse     $OutArray += $myobj     $myobj = $null     #PS4 version:     $OutArray | export-csv $outPath -Append     #PS2 version:     #$OutArray | ConvertTo-Csv -NoTypeInformation | select -Skip 1 | Out-File -Append $outPath } foreach($line in $csv) {     $properties = $line | Get-Member -MemberType Properties     for($i=0; $i -lt $properties.Count;$i++)     {         $column = $properties[$i]         $columnvalue = $line | Select -ExpandProperty $column.Name         switch ($column.Name)             {                 "ID" {$ID = $columnvalue}                 "URL" {$URL = $columnvalue}                 "NOTES" {$NOTES = $columnvalue}             }     }     if (-Not [string]::IsNullOrEmpty($ID) -and -Not [string]::IsNullOrEmpty($URL)) { request $ID $URL $NOTES } } So, in my test, I used a csv like this: ID,URL,NOTES 1,http://www.google.com, this is google 2,http://www.esri.com, this is esri 3,http://www.microsoft.com, this is microsoft ...and I got an output like this: #TYPE Selected.System.String "ID","URL","NOTES","RESPONSE" "1","http://www.google.com","this is google","OK!" "2","http://www.esri.com","this is esri","OK!" "3","http://www.microsoft.com","this is microsoft","OK!" ... View more

Just curious, are you needing to add custom headers? If so, check out Insert custom http header into request Otherwise, are you just needing to inspect for debugging? If that's the case, I'd check out Fiddler - Fiddler free web debugging proxy  You'll want to make sure you set-up https decryption under options to capture secured traffic, but the Fiddler inspectors will give all of this information - headers and response result. If you're not looking for either of these, could you provide just a bit more info on what you're hoping to do? ... View more

Christopher, It looks like this is part of a school assignment. I would recommend you check out this: Using QueryTask, Query, and FeatureSet | Guide | ArcGIS API for JavaScript 3.17 Specifically, I'd have a look at the "Create a function to show the results" section to see if that gives you any ideas! ... View more

Kevin, If you have a layer that is already using the correct coordinate system, when you go to define the layer that is missing the def, you can just import from the layer that is already defined. Try this: Then, you'll get a prompt like this: Navigate to your layer and click "Add." ... View more

Are you 100% sure the data were recorded in the projection in which you used to define? Just curious, what projection did you use? ... View more

That's correct - among other things, the proxy will enable your app to process large requests of data. It will also allow behind-the-scenes authentication against secured services, throttle excessive requests, whitelist referrers, and allow cross-domain resource consumption when CORS is not available. The thing is, since this is a server-side handler (I use the DotNet proxy and its .ashx extension), which GitHub doesn't support as best I can tell, you'll need to host it "for real." ... View more

Just to follow-up, are you simply testing for yourself, or does this need to be live? If the former, I would just set-up a localhost instance of your project. If it needs to be live, you'll need to make it forward-facing yourself, or you can look into using something like Amazon. ... View more