Latest Contributions by AdrianaPaese

I would also encourage you to have fun building the apps with the JavaScript API ... View more

Hi James 1- You can secure your services and make them available at the rest/services directory. Users will be able to perform basic queries but html popups won't be available 2- To add functionalities such as popups and everything else you will need the ArcGIS API for JavaScript or AppBuilder 3- Portal is also an option 4- If users in your organization use open source software you can also publish WMS and WFS services I hope this helps Adriana ... View more

PS. All applications work well (I mean are editable) when the proxy is not set up.. Thank you ... View more

Hi RJ I am not using GeoEvent or Web APPBuilder I have used the ArcGIS API for JavaScript to develop the application. APP works works fine if services are not secure. If they are secure, it still works well after authentication. However, when I use the proxy, although I can still see the points layer  (which means the service is accessible),  I am not able to edit it (e.g. add another point to my points layer). I have used the template picker widged. I am able to select the layer in the template picker, but when I click on the map to add a point it doesnt work after the proxy is set. I thought it was because editor tracking was enabled (which doesnt really make sense if we are using the proxy) but the service is not editable even after disabling the editor tracking. May this be a proxy and JavaScript API combination problem? Thank you so much Adriana ... View more

Thank you so much Javier and Sapna The problem was that the hostname was not set in the etc/hosts file The problem now is that after installing the proxy I am able to see the secured feature service in my app without authentication but I am unable to edit it Any hint? Best wishes ... View more

Setting the 'Maximum Number of Records Returned by Server' to 0 may work. However, as your service needs to be public in order to use the GeoForm template, data is exposed in ArcGIS Online Another approach, I believe, would be to secure your ArcGIS Server service and use a resource proxy.... ... View more

Hi Akshay Yes I have looked at this sample. It seems to be a 1:M relationship. The N:M relationship has an intermediate table that is populated with the object ids of the two tables in the relationship. I havent found a sample for that. Do you know any? Thank you so much Adriana Em terça-feira, 11 de novembro de 2014, Akshay Harshe <geonet@esri.com> escreveu: GeoNet <http://jiveon.jivesoftware.com/wf/click?upn=Dg1s4x8le7Lmxv8KWGaqo8h7SGfRSMkw-2FpvHGF9-2FW3rK-2Bvs1kL9-2FnG6jjf2NZhrLDz0M-2BrY-2By9IaziQEKVk3Hg-3D-3D_J7AoJSzeBBaW1fmCkFTRlSmrjxPHw32yuxQ-2FH-2FUTzuTqSIvvf5Q7Wf6z30rO8qIgs7OykeoSwGlZaw-2FtyGTkED-2By-2Bg2EO-2BTdTqJq7OC1py1lYz3ICeYgkFS3tBWbAfS8O39yo0yWlBIPRsMWiukx-2B32BnhY2aFqCaxqxlAawNgh-2BOKiE-2BcxEMpmL7Mru5bthOuv74jyorbDfAnpniL4F8z-2BHu8dc8TNaJuYDNKbd-2FaVPPRtsZrbBBI2ppj2-2BNz5SwClQlQuo0shscYj27eYtgSeAAsdz4iuTB54yikSh6pXaQsS-2FqkO-2FkHSt1ERuyjcU> Editing related tables N:M relationship Javascript API reply from Akshay Harshe <http://jiveon.jivesoftware.com/wf/click?upn=Dg1s4x8le7Lmxv8KWGaqo7A4BXwO9PY1WvQ5cXCtK4-2FIKAt2h7Bh2aMph4jGL3Kp-2BD5nW4JGVrxgXuE7SPT8AUe-2BX2unAJvoUl4y2OQRPUg-3D_J7AoJSzeBBaW1fmCkFTRlSmrjxPHw32yuxQ-2FH-2FUTzuTqSIvvf5Q7Wf6z30rO8qIgs7OykeoSwGlZaw-2FtyGTkED-2By-2Bg2EO-2BTdTqJq7OC1py1lYz3ICeYgkFS3tBWbAfS8Pagb-2BTnMOuC-2F7Bv7fkcRwTeKpXm0eOWjO0Yrh0yOiWnwnd0HCXitYL8q-2BPEY3zBGLJTBW8GJD6d1UUHWp-2B7KIoHEwq1YYhqZVJIc-2BnbguzRXlyjbUOeD-2BUurgfLnjBvKB910ipiu6CEyN-2Ft-2BQHW3sTxluB0XAmutWwVkmADEvEZWSfbOM-2FI4IbMbigxOn9ab> in ArcGIS API for JavaScript - View the full discussion <http://jiveon.jivesoftware.com/wf/click?upn=Dg1s4x8le7Lmxv8KWGaqo0VQjeJBYpG9HGC8QZBT-2FEy-2BZD9dkZVM-2BiC8Dd2ebeQT2sxOy0OIltulYKz95uQbPVtu7sSQJyyG2SgGWFxGSb0-3D_J7AoJSzeBBaW1fmCkFTRlSmrjxPHw32yuxQ-2FH-2FUTzuTqSIvvf5Q7Wf6z30rO8qIgs7OykeoSwGlZaw-2FtyGTkED-2By-2Bg2EO-2BTdTqJq7OC1py1lYz3ICeYgkFS3tBWbAfS8tOdJW6vZLvOJSw4J1e0fPxPYImSYNZ0DUcDJh6-2FtGOChpwq2VrY2bd-2FYUVWa1y-2FMwlnOIJXmpPv-2Fub7tQ5FW9qJ4Y1p9XSg0TxUur-2BMXW902S4HeOKYOOt3Onaur1pMCi6V-2FA6yBIxBGOJHVNPS5QgPd-2BCIrCPZCuzlXBzi6QuqKFpvtIwm9hnCKLeK2HOPo> ... View more

Hi Tom I understand that related tables are not supported in the current version of Portal for ArcGIS. They will be supported in 10.3 (when it is released in December). In ArcGIS Online you can see related tables in a popup window. It seems that ArcGIS Online uses the more recent version of Javascript API and updates to Portal come later. However, currently, (from what I have seen) you are able see but not edit related tables in ArcGIS Online. If editing is what you are looking for you need to program it using one of the APIs (possibly the Javascript API). I encourage you. It is not impossible. Please let me know if you need any help. Regards Adriana ... View more

Dear Daniel Currently, even in ArcGIS Online, you may be able to see the related tables but not edit them. This is what I have seen. Do you confirm that? My experience is that in order to edit the related tables (not only see them) you need to program this functionality with Javascript API. I have successfully programed this functionality with the API (editing the related tables) when there is a 1:1 or 1:M relationship. But I haven’t been able to edit tables when there is a N:M relationship. Do you know if it is possible to edit tables with many to many relationship with the Javascript API? Thank you so much. ... View more