Latest Contributions by NicholasReseburg1

Hello, my Web adapter currently can’t connect to any server machines (error attached). I tried following the advice here (adapting for ubuntu but still editing the host file) and it didn’t work. Is there an additional steps to get webadaptor to connect to ArcServer? Or alternatively, are there any logs I can look at in web adapter so I can troubleshoot my self? I have successfully connected to the server and registered it with the web adaptor (VMCKAY as seen in attachment) and have added the server to my Ubuntu hosts file. I am currently running Web Adapter 10.6.1 in tomcat 5.4.24 with Java 1.8.0_201 on Ubuntu Desktop 16.04.5 as a Virtual Machine using VMWARE workstation 15.0.3 (bridged connection so my server machine is on the same network as my web adapter) running on Ubuntu Server 18.04.2. My arcserver install is ArcGIS Server for linux 10.6.1 running on Ubuntu Server 16.04.5 s a Virtual Machine using VMWARE workstation 15.0.3 (bridged connection so my server machine is on the same network as my web adapter) running on Ubuntu Server 18.04.2. I am able to ac I also tried connecting to a windows install of ArcServer 10.61 and got the same thing. ... View more

Hello, I am trying to use a webadaptor instance on Linux to connect to ArcServer instance running in Windows and I get a generic error that my login is no good.  The problem is that my login info is good as I can sign into ArcServer manager from my Linux box. The esri help on the subject says it should work.   Additionally, if i use the Webadaptor Java version for windows (Windows tomcat 8.5.23) - it connects easy peasy, 1, 2, 3 with default settings.  My question is: Has anyone out there successfully connected a Linux Web adaptor to a Windows ArcServer instance?  If so, did you have to do anything special to get it to work? My set up: (Both machines are Hyper-V virtual machines on the same physical server) Web Adaptor  Hyper V Generation 1 machine Centos7 esri Web Adaptor 10.4.1 for Linux Tomcat 8.5.23, port 8080 Java open sdk 1.8.x port 8080 is open ArcServer instance Hyper V Generation 2 machine Windows 2012 R2 ArcServer 10.4.1 Advanced Ports 6080 & 6443 are open ... View more

Hello, I am trying to make a basic web page.  I have two feature layers, a polygon feature layer and then a point feature layer, both in the same mapping service: mapping serviceA/0 = polygon mapping serviceA/1 = point in my app, which i am creating using Javascript API obviously, i want to have a different infowindow pop up for when a user clicks a point vs a polygon.  I though i could just define the templates differently when i declare the feature layer, code below - but it ends up defaulting to the second info template. I know it can be done because i see it all the time, i just don't know how to do it with the javascript API.  All of the samples and such just show how to work with info templates for one layer, not two.  Can anyone help me?             var popup = new Popup({               fillSymbol: new SimpleFillSymbol(SimpleFillSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,                 new SimpleLineSymbol(SimpleLineSymbol.STYLE_SOLID,                   new Color([255, 0, 0]), 2), new Color([255, 255, 0, 0.25]))           }, domConstruct.create("div"));                 map = new Map("map", {               sliderOrientation: "vertical",               center: [-122.15, 37.85],               zoom: 11,               basemap: "streets",               infoWindow: popup,               logo: false,               showLabels: true           });           // Polygon template           var template = new InfoTemplate();           template.setContent("Number of Main Breaks: ${OMGDB.%MainBreaks.GWO}");           template.setTitle("BMAP ${OMGDB.BMAP.BMAP}");           // Point template           var gwoTemplate = new InfoTemplate();           template.setContent("GWO Number: ${GWO}");           template.setTitle("BMAP: ${BMAP}");                 // Polygon Feature Layer               var breaks = new FeatureLayer("http://localmapservice/MapServer/2", {               mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,               id: "breaks",               className: "text",               infoTemplate: template,               outFields: ["*"]           });                         // Point Feature Layer           var breaksplot = new FeatureLayer("http:http://localmapservice/MapServer/0", {               mode: FeatureLayer.MODE_ONDEMAND,               id: "breaksplot",               infoTemplate: gwoTemplate,               outFields: ["GWO", "BMAP"]            }); i then tried adding the following lines hoping it would do something but alas, it did not:           dojo.connect(breaks, "onClick", function () {               //map.infoWindow.resize(100, 100)               breaks.infoTemplate = template;           });           dojo.connect(breaksplot, "onClick", function () {               breaksplot.infotempalte = gwoTemplate;           }); ... View more