Latest Contributions by MattiasEkström

Thanks for your reply Ben. I thouht we had web-tier authentication for both portal and server web adaptors, so I was going to try changing IIS setting for server web adaptor, but it turned out our server web adaptor already was set to disallow web-tier authentication. I'm almost embarrassed to say, but clearing my browser cache memory finally solved the problem. I don't know if it was just that all along or that in combination with one of all other thing I've tried the last days... ... View more

Thanks, that could be a workaround, if we'll end up with that problem consistently. Now it feels like we're having different variants of the print problems from day to day. ... View more

Hi @Scott_Tansley  I'm having problem with printing secured services, somehow the problem changed from can't print secured services at all to the problem you described that it requiers 2 or more secured services to show up in the printed map. And now it's back at can't print at all... But I'm curios on teh security configuration the solved it for you. I our case we used to have almost all basemaps and operational layers shared with our organisation, and just some layers shared with specified groups. That's the layers causing problems. Recently I shared many of the layers and basemap to public, maybe that caused problem? When it just worked did you have the same security for all basemaps and layers? or did you share some layers only to some groups as well?  ... View more

Hi @BenClark  I have problem that is very similar to yours. I've also had a working custom print service, but now I can't print secured services. I'm sure that I published my print service from ArcGIS Pro since my custom layouts is in pro-format (.pagx). Do you remember if you published your custom print service from ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap from the beginning?? I've tried the Pro method without any luck, but the documentation and my skills aren't the best so I don't really know how to do it. I would prefer not redo my layout templates in ArcMap, (specially when 10.9.x is the last version to support services published from ArcMap.)   ... View more

I'm working with labels as TextSymbols created for a GraphicsLayer, it doesn't seem to be a setLabelingInfo method for a Graphic layer. Your example is for a feature Layer right? ... View more

Did you ever figured it out @JamalWest2 ? \n worked just fine for me in FireFox but recently I noticed that it doesn't work in Google Chrome. ... View more

Thanks Robert! It works great! ... View more

I've spent a couple of hours reading about reinstalling webAdaptors och refederating ArcGIS Server wich I thought I might have to do to change our portal urls from machine.domain.com to a new DNS name. But are you saying it's as easy as just an edit in the portaladmin interface? certainly not easy to find but easy to do once you found it. Should I just edit the "Web adaptor URL" with my new DNS-name? as the example in the attached screenshot? @AngusHooper1  @JonathanQuinn  ... View more

Did you ever figured this out @NaufalIhsan1? I would also like to change the name without refederating the server if it's possible. But in my case it's the other way, I want to change from machine name to DNS name. ... View more

Did you ever figured this out @AhmadAwada1 ? I might be in the same situation, the documentation here https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/10.8/administer/windows/administer-a-federated-server.htm#ESRI_SECTION1_00C7C2F508C143EBB84D708EC7186C57 says that: Unfederating a server site has several significant consequences and should not be done as part of routine troubleshooting. It is not easily undone and may have irreversible consequences. Removing a hosting server from the ArcGIS Enterprise portal renders existing hosted web layers unusable. Adding the hosting server back does not return the hosted services to a usable state. Only unfederate a site if you have a clear understanding of the impact. But I can't find any documentation of what the impact on unfederating a site really is. I know that all hosted data will be lost/corrupt. That's is not a big problem for us, the small amout of hosted data we currently have we can export and recreate afterwards. But what are the other consequences? what happends to all our layers published from ArcGIS Pro with reference to registered data? and all our wep apps etc.? ... View more

@Arne_Gelfert Hard to tell if we have the same problem or not. I our case we didn't uppgrade from 10.6 to 10.8.1 since we have a new server with a new installation of ArcGIS Enterprise. I'm not entirely sure I'm publishing my script exact the same way I did when it worked at 10.6, but I've tried so many ways that one of them should have been the same, my inital problem was a line in my python-script that I could remove. Now my problem is that no file is exported from the script, or in some cases it does but the GP-service doesn't return an url to it. Now I'm trying with a new model created in Pro, but have the same issues. I have a ticket with the support at Esri Sweden, if we find something that can be helpful for you I'll let you know. ... View more