Latest Contributions by StevenBowden

I did eventually get 10.8.1 web adaptor to work with ArcGIS Server and portal on Ubuntu 18.04 but it was a bit complicated.  I re-configured tomcat to use ports 80 and 443 instead of 8080 and 8443 (which are the default tomcat ports) before I could get it to work, (it probably would have worked with the default ports but I didn't want to use them), and also use the a specific version of tomcat.  From memory I don't think the doco gave good examples of using the default tomcat ports to register the webadaptor with server and portal. I also found that I had to manually install a specific version of, tomcat 9.019, to also get it to work.  The tomcat install from the ubuntu repository (I think it was 9.0.21 at the time) I couldn't get it to work.  Esri support also confirmed this. I have attached the rough process that I used as a txt file as the formatting in my doco didn't paste well into this editor. You will have to adjust it for your usernames, paths, server names etc. I didn't end up using web adaptor on linux because I think one of the limitations was that it couldn't do  domain authenticated users, which I wanted.  So I ended up going with web adaptor on IIS linking to our ArcGIS Server & Portal on the linux server. Hope it helps and saves you some time getting it going. Regards Steve ... View more

We would also be interested in seeing this functionality added to MS Flow/Power Automate ... View more

Thanks James Tedrick‌, I am trying to replicate the process now using the "When an HTTP request is received". I have created the webook in the Survey123 Survey using the process that Tom Ruff‌ outlines in this thread MS Flow Webhook - Error (TrustFailure) for creating the webhook.  However when I enter the Queries parameters they don't seem to be accessible from the http request. For example I have to manually enter json for the f parameter If I add @triggerBody()?['f'] as in the sample code, it defaults to html and not json.  The same is happening with the objectIds with @{triggerBody()?['objectid']} and the token with @triggerBody()?['token']  No values seemed to be passed through. When you view the code it looks the same as the sample code My test From the sample code If I hard code the values for f, objectIds and the the token through the whole process it works.  So it must be something that I am doing wrong in the initial stage that I can't get the values for those parameters. Any idea where I am going wrong? I have also tried to import the sample json zip file that is attached here so that I can view how it is presented in Flow, but it fails to import into Flow.  Any ideas on why that might be as well?  Flow doesn't give any specific error message. Regards Steve ... View more

Hi James Tedrick‌, Do you have to use a "When HTTP request is received" as the first step in the process or can a Survey123 "When a survey response is submitted" be used as the trigger for the process so that you could have a flow that looked somthing like this to save the attachment Regards Steve ... View more

I worked out what my issue was, I was hard coding the objectID in the "Query Attachments" step but but then using "@{triggerBody()?['objectid']}" in the "Get Attachment" URI instead of the hardcoded objectID from the first step. So now that I have the process working, hopefully I can adapt it to work with my feature layer. ... View more

Hi James Tedrick, I am trying to use MS Flow to save survey123 attachments to a OneDrive folder.  To try and understand and get the process working I am trying to follow the sample json file using the same feature service as listed in the file.  I am just trying to return the attachment for objectID 1 from that feature service. When I get to the "Get Attachment" step it doesn't seem to be retrieving the attachment.  The attachment appears on the e-mail with the correct image name and extension but the file size is only 1kb, it its correct file size (it is also not viewable because it has nothing in the file). Here is what I have in the "Get Attachment" The get attachment code view And here is the code view of the "Send an email" Any ideas on what I am missing to get the actual data in the attachment? Regards Steve ... View more