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‎12-14-2017

Hi Venkat, Thanks but it did not change anything. Don't know whether it is a connectivity issue or more something related to the AD size maybe ? Thanks

‎10-31-2017

Hello Bill, Do you have any link for this enhancement NIM072888 ? I can't find it anywhere so I can't follow its status. Is there any update (10.5, 10.6 ...) ? Thanks,

‎10-06-2017

Same problem for me on an OpenStack host. It takes about 20 to 30 sec to login on REST API or Manager. Setting manager to verbose showed me that it was the time to search roles ! Time to search roles for user 'XXX' (non-nested) using '{filter = 'null', max count = -1}' is 21233 millis. Result count: 90. If configured with web tiers authentification, it is much faster as I believe this job is done by IIS but the problem is that I need token authentification for Collector for ArcGIS... What can be done ? Thanks

‎09-25-2017

Hi Forrest, Juste wondering if you had had any news from ESRI ? Thanks

‎08-16-2017

Many thanks Forrest for the follow up. It is very interesting. I am just like you very surprised that there is no others use cases (now we are 2 !). Please let me know the outcome of your ticket ! I can't wait to read it

‎08-14-2017

Hi Forrest, Unfortunately not. I would love an ESRI opinion on this issue but I finally ended up splitting my service so as to make it work ... It does not follow ESRI best practice to have one big service instead of several... Nicolas

‎04-27-2017

Seems like rather an SSL issue. Are your URLs configured with webadaptor or directly to ArcGIS Server through port 6443 ? For the latter, you should update certificate using the admin API: Activation du protocole SSL à l'aide d'un certificat SSL existant—Documentation (10.3 et 10.3.1) | ArcGIS Enterprise

‎04-24-2017

Thanks Robert. I was hoping to get a reply from ESRI directly here but I guess I will open a ticket then... Honestly I am surprised to be the first one asking : I was sure I missed something !

‎04-23-2017

Thanks for your time Robert ! Yes, https is used. I restricted the url but it did not change anything (at the beginning, in order to be sure, I configured all requests to be proxied: esriConfig.defaults.io.alwaysUseProxy = true; ) I am using latest esri Github .NET proxy 1.1.1 beta but isn't it more about javascript here ? The request does not reach the proxy unfortunately because of the use of GET method. Thanks, Nicolas

‎04-23-2017

Exactly ! And I tried with several versions of ESRI javascript API (3.16,3.17,3.18,3.19,3.20) with the same results.

‎04-23-2017

I do have this will, POST to ExportMap request because of long layerDefinitions parameter. I created a thread regarding this issue but I can't find the solution: esri js api post for exportMap Using the proxy does not help or maybe I missed anything ? Thanks

‎04-23-2017

Hello Robert, Thanks for your reply. I did have a look at your link before posting here and it did not solve my problem. Indeed, I added a rule as you suggested : esri.addProxyRule({ urlPrefix: "https://hostname/arcgis/rest/services/MyServiceWithLonglayerDefinitions/MapServer/export", proxyUrl: '/proxy.ashx' }); And indeed, it works, my request is sent to the proxy but still with GET method, so it still get a 404 error. I am reading everywhere that proxy should help to POST instead of GET but isn't suppose to POST by itself according to the size of the request ? Thanks, Nicolas

‎04-20-2017

Really nobody for this ? Thought it was a relevant question as the problem can quickly occurs if using parameters such as "Dynamic Layers" with big services. Have I missed anything ? Any hint on the way to go would be great. Cheers, Nicolas

‎04-04-2017

Hello, I have an arcgis ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer with quite a big number of "layerDefinitions" applied with the "setLayerDefinitions" method. The problem is that the GET export REST function of ArcGIS Server 10.4.1 (with webadaptor on IIS) does not work as the request is too big so a POST would be necessary. It is stated in the documentation that "If the layer definition expression is longer than approximately 2000 characters you will need to set up a proxy page.". I configured the ESRI proxy GitHub project on my server and configured JS api (3.20) to always use the proxy: esriConfig.defaults.io.proxyUrl = "<url_to_proxy>" esriConfig.defaults.io.alwaysUseProxy = true; The problem is that requests are still sent as GET operation so it does not work as well. How am I supposed to tell JS API to POST for export map operation either directly to the REST api or to the proxy ? Thanks for your help, Nicolas

‎02-23-2017

Hi, I think it depends whether the job is run "synchronously" (ExecuteTask) or "asynchronously" (SubmitJob). Change the execution type to Synchronous and you will be able to "ExecuteTask" Nicolas

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