Latest Contributions by GarrettMcBride

Thanks Adam, works great for me in WAB 2.8! ... View more

Thank you, i found that publishing to my federated ArcGIS Server solved my problem.  So simple, i was publishing to a non federated!  Thanks for the help. ... View more

Thanks for the quick response, I am going to give that a try.  Did you reference 2.5 or 2.4?  ... View more

Great, I'm glad it worked for you!  ... View more

Well I didn't, but our GIS Developer figured it out.  Here is the code he added that we use on every WAB project at the bottom of the config.json file. "wabVersion": "2.4", "isTemplateApp": true, "isWebTier": false, "httpProxyFile": { "useProxyFile": true, "alwaysUseProxyFile": false, "url": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx ", "rules": [ { "urlPrefix": " https://insertdomainname.com/webadaptorname6 ", "ProxyFileUrl": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx " }, { "urlPrefix": " https://insertdomainname.com/webadaptorname7 ", "ProxyFileUrl": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx " }, { "urlPrefix": " https://insertdomainname.com/webadaptorname8 ", "ProxyFileUrl": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx " }, { "urlPrefix": " https://insertdomainname.com/webadaptorname5 ", "ProxyFileUrl": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx " }, { "urlPrefix": " https://services2.arcgis.com ", "ProxyFileUrl": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx " }, { "urlPrefix": " https://internalserver/portal ", "ProxyFileUrl": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx " }, { "urlPrefix": " https://insertdomainname.com/portal ", "ProxyFileUrl": " https://insertdomainname.com/ProxyFileDirectory/ProxyFile.ashx " } ] As you can see we have many webadaptors and use 10 ArcGIS servers.  He also added the internal and external name of the Portal.  Once this was added and supplied credentials in the proxy.ashx file, we stopped getting requests for authentication.  I hope this helps!  I can send you a link to setting up a proxy file as that will be needed as well. ... View more

No I haven't tried AGOL.  We have our own servers and are actually running 8 ArcGIS servers paired.  So the infrastructure looks like 4 AGS's because there is a shared configuration on a disk array for redundancy purposes. Yes we are constantly adding and removing project files in the mxd.  After we do this all the layers are jacked up.  We have to let WAB reload the service to pull the changes from the published service then copy the configs over.  Not a huge deal, but is taxing when you have about 250services and about 15 people touching them.  Granted there are only 2 of us that can access the server and make these changes.  I was just hoping for a fix or a better solution then the current workflow. ... View more

Hi Barnaby, Did you ever get any resolve to this?  We are having similar issues.  Few web pages with tons of layers that are being added and removed thus breaking the TOC or visible layers list.  The only way we have found to fix this is to reload the layer into the locallayer widget in WAB and save it. From there we copy the widget configs into the live site.  Or we just go and modify the bottom of the "config_local_layer_widget.json" file where it says "hidelayers" and add the rest service id of those layers or groups.  This becomes tedious as we do multiple updates daily.  I was hoping you found a way for the dynamic service to be read instead of the config file from the original deployment.  Like you said, everything is published correctly in the mxd and service but not in the web viewer.  Please let me know if you ever found a better solution! Thanks, Kade ... View more