Latest Contributions by DEWright_CA

‎03-18-2025

Consider that every dedicated map-service is a servlet; which has a memory footprint. How many Shared-Instance engines do you have with services configured for those? I have split a lot of my load between my hosting/map-server and batch-services; so I can have submitted data with 100Ks of rows running separate without hitting my transaction lookup functions.

‎03-17-2025

The link appears to be broken or missing.

‎03-13-2025

Why is it a Experience can't just be shared to a group; but has to be shared to the Enterprise and the Group. Hard to control access.

‎03-05-2025

That is a wonderful question; and we are working on tasks going in this route. We are plugging GIS Request Management to get updates from our Workflow Manager, but I think we will also be looking at pushing workflow jobs also from the GIS Request Manager.

‎02-18-2025

You will need to go into the WebMap and add the new layer from the AGS service; these do not automatically update when you update a nested/reference service. You can either remove and readd the service, or browse to that layer in the AGS restendpoint, copy the URL for that layer then add it as a separate reference to your WebMap.

‎02-13-2025

@JeffMertzXcel then it isn't really upgrading, it's installing another instance that you would need to uninstall the older one. Or am I missing something?

‎01-23-2025

Version 11.3

‎01-21-2025

Yes, but even as was noted in the Plenary at the UC was the acknowledgement that they still had gaps in functionality and were not in parity. We still are not hearing where things are in parity.

‎01-21-2025

It would be good to see a break-down of the still missing WAB functionality compared to EXB, and the plan to still bring them into parity. New functionality is good and all; but when you are deprecating a external product and forcing the customers to another and they can't replace it fully this is a hard pill to swallow.

‎01-17-2025

Recent security scans of ArcGIS Portal and ArcGIS Server raised security concerns around use of these values being assigned in cookies to protect and validate their use. "HTTPOnly" - Cookies without the "HTTPOnly" attribute are permitted to be accessed via JavaScript. Cross-site scripting attacks can steal cookies which could lead to user impersonation or compromise of the application account. "secure" - Cookies with the "secure" attribute are only permitted to be sent via HTTPS. Cookies sent via HTTP expose an unsuspecting user to sniffing attacks that could lead to user impersonation or compromise of the application account.

‎01-17-2025

When entering various forms/fields in the REST endpoints via other ArcGIS Server or ArcGIS Portal the ability to store for autocomplete values is flagged as a serious potential compromise. If the browser is used in a shared computing environment where more than one person may use the browser then "autocomplete" values may be submitted by an unauthorized user.

‎01-17-2025

Security scans of externally hosted Portal instances raise red-flags about this around the urls and pages for the portalhelp/en/portal/11.3/use/use-raster-functions-to-customize-raster-analysis.htm and all other documentation pages. Reverse Tabnabbing is an attack where the target page is replaced by phishing site. This is possible when target="_blank" is in use with rel="noopener" or rel="noreferrer" attacker can use JavaScript window.opener and inject malicious domain in it. When user clicks on html link they will get redirected to phishing or unintentional website. WAS detects this vulnerability during crawling and evaluates HTML links embedded in anchor tags.

‎01-03-2025

Start by going to your connected servers; AGS/HOSTING etc and do the various local validations there. Ensuring that your databases/datasources are connecting and valid, checking the logs for alerts.

‎01-03-2025

Does this support doing in-place upgrades for machines also? I have a 2023.1 implementation that we need to upgrade.

‎12-13-2024

With the amount of flexibility that is available in creating the built-in emails in a workflow the ability to to create a better layout is a must. The mixture of HTML formatting, Arcade Expressions, and plain-text in such a small control area is a major hinderance. Basic HTML authoring tools in JS are plenty accessible to be easily integrated; so to tap into that codebase and extend it to allow to insertion of Arcade formatted properties from the steps in a workflow should be a no-brainer.

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