Latest Contributions by DennisGeasan

Change the port number in your URL to 7080. http://<server>.<domain>:7080/arcgis/home/index.html Example:  http://server01.somewhere.com:7080/arcgis/home/index.html http://server01.somewhere.com:7080/arcgis/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=1234567890 ... View more

No immediate answers but a couple things to consider. If you are not requiring HTTPS on the Portal, take the HTTPS aspect out of the URL calling the web map.  That should eliminate the mixed content issue. If you are required to use HTTPS due to a company IT policy, then maybe think twice about including non-HTTPS sites.  The whole point of the policy I would guess is that all communication be encrypted.  Perhaps the approach for an application requiring external non-HTTPS content is that all material be approved by management as being OK to use in non-encrypted applications.  Basic CYA. Have you tried to access your non-Https sites with the https prefix?  If that kind of works but still throws a certificate warning, look at the certificate.  Maybe you have to change the domain part of the URL to include a fully qualified name.  The resource part of the URL has to match the certificate. Not sure on this but try sharing the web map to 'Everyone'.  Presumably no authentication occurs for that? ... View more

That is for sharing a web map.  I want to save the ArcGIS Pro project file that has the extension "APRX".  It appears this can only be saved to the file system on your local computer.  But as I said, the ArcGIS Pro Open Project dialog allows you to browse to either AGOL or Portal implying I could open a project file from those locations.  But I can't see how to get a project saved to those systems. ... View more

Hi Sharon, I find the easiest way to get to 10.4 GEE Manager running on a federated AGS is from another machine on your network. If accessing GEE manager on the machine it is running on, IE comes up blank, Chrome yields Error 400, or 500 if you use a Portal Token.  Firefox eventually works but you have to import the SSL certificates from both AGS and Portal. DG ... View more

Hello Jayanta, Would this also be true if on a standalone machine a separate Web Adaptor is installed for ArcGIS Server and Portal?  In IIS there would be two virtual directories, one I would name 'server' that points to ArcGIS Server and a second named "Portal" pointing to ArcGIS Portal.  The trusted certificate would be assigned to the "Default Site" in IIS.  Thanks.  DG ... View more

I also have two installations of AGS and GEE 10.3.1.  On one of those I can log into GEE Manager using my Active Directory Domain ID.  On the other I can only use the AGS admin account.  On both installations my domain ID is a member of an Active Directory group that has been assigned the AGS Administrator role type. I recently spent time with ESRI tech support and got no resolution other than "there is something weird' about the installation.  Suggestion was to reinstall both AGS and GEE but that's not practical at the moment so logging in with the AGS Admin user is "good enough". For now I'm just curious if others encounter this and find a more elegant solution than re-installation. DG ... View more

Are you using an "Add Feature" output or an "Update Feature" output?  If using an "Add Feature" output for historical data collection and you turn on the delete option I think what will happen is GEE will start deleting all records older than "Maximum Feature Age".  So it may be the 85000 record limit you are observing is actually the most recent 85000 records.  The parameter "Unique Feature Identifier Field" is not present in the "Add Feature" output so GEE has only the 'datetime' field to use for "search and destroy".  For an "Update Feature" output the delete option deletes records based on the 'datetime' field and the  "Unique Feature Identifier Field".  Plus, this output is not an append action like the "Add Feature".  The intention is to update field values on a table of records uniquely defined by two fields ("Unique Feature Identifier Field" and the 'datetime' field). Is there a reason you need to delete records from a historical data collection?  If so you would have to use an "Update Feature" output and you will have to do work in the input to insure each value targeted for the  "Unique Feature Identifier Field" of the output is unique.  When it is time to delete an existing record then do not update the 'datetime' field for that record.  HOWEVER, this will prove to be very compute intensive over time if the target feature layer gets large.  The "Update Feature" output would need to update the 'datetime' field of all records that are not intended for deletion and do this for each output event.  If you are streaming lots of data at a fast rate I'm not sure if GEE could keep up. DG ... View more