Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

If you take a look at the dev tools, what does the network tab say when a query request is made?  Are there any errors in the console tab? ... View more

What browser are you in?  If you're in Chrome, does it work in IE or Firefox? ... View more

A 499 error is a "Token required" error.  I think you'll need to pass in a token with the request. Ex. http://<WMS_service_url>?<standard WMS parameters>&token=<valid_tokenString> ... View more

Yes, sorry if my post made it seem like I was suggesting that.  It's certainly against the license agreement to share a single account with multiple people, but configuring your portal with SAML authentication will give you the ability to take advantage of Windows accounts for users who require a named user in the portal but also gives you the ability to grant anonymous access to your portal for users who don't need a named user and just need to access a webmap. ... View more

Looks like you can do something with sys.exit() or exit() to return a failure to the command prompt, (exit code 1), and then add some logic within the .bat to check the exit code.. ... View more

That's not an error, that's the token.  You can append the token to requests to the Admin API to authenticate. ... View more

You may want to look into SAML, which would give you the single sign-on experience as well as allowing built-in users/anonymous access to the portal. ... View more

What do you see when you look at the federated server through Portaladmin?  Are the URLs correct? https://<server>.<domain>.com:7443/arcgis/portaladmin/federation/servers/<id> ... View more

These questions are very difficult to answer, as there are multiple factors that go into performance listed below in no particular order, (and certainly not an exhaustive list): 1)  Resources on the machine 2)  Other processes/applications running on the machine 3)  Complexity of the geometry 4)  Number of features returned 5)  Symbology 6)  Storage location 7)  Likely geometry storage type etc... Your best bet is to run a load test using JMeter, Python, or another application.  You can even use Fiddler, (example 1, example 2) if you'd like.   ... View more

Unfortunately, there's no way to change the URL for hosted services.  You can try to download the data using ArcMap or the REST endpoint and republish it.  I mentioned here we're looking to make this process easier in the future. ... View more

Are you able to reach the Portal home page and sign in without any problems? ... View more

We're looking to address this in future versions of the software, though. ... View more

It's interesting that ArcMap would honor the setting, but that may be because you're consuming the service in the same client that you previously configured the field in.  The service is really just being rendered from an mxd type file anyway. This is still a client side problem, though.  In ArcGIS Online, by configured the attributes for the data, the display is changed for the data throughout the application: Might be difficult to see but the Shape_Length field, (red outline), is not configured to use 1000 separators, and the Shape_Area field, (blue outline) is.  In a popup and the attribute table, those settings are respected.  ArcGIS Online by default set the Use 1000 Separator option to true. ... View more

Unfortunately, there's no way to change the URL for your portal.  You can set up your new portal and use a python script to move content, though. ... View more