ESRI integration

Yessss! 🙂

It's not good that you were able to save the URL including the layer ID. I'm quite certain we had a validation to stop that earlier, and you would not have got this issue. Would you be able to file a proper support case with us about it? We should also make the field description better, and mention there that the URL should not include the layer ID.

So did this change both enable the linking command as well as displaying the object information? How was the IFSID set on the Esri side?
 

Hi,

I can open a support case with these informations : URL Layer and Field description.

I also prepare a documentation, I will share it on this conversation.

Yes, this modification enable the linking command.

On ESRI, we we just create a field IFSID without information in.

Regards, Christophe

Hi @Mathias Dahl ,

I try to add IAL informations on GIS Configuration object. So I created an IAL:  

 and use it on 

But I have an error on GIS map. Do you have an idea about correct configuration ?

Best Regards, Christophe

Hi, thanks for asking here. The Attribute Inspector is something that had to wait because Esri's new JavaScript API at first did not have support for inspecting the attributes. I actually don't remember if it's now possible to do it and if we have started to use it. I will get someone else to comment here as well.

Hi @Mathias Dahl , Our customer use arcgis.com to manage forest project. Currently I only have a login and password and can connect to arcgis.com

I tried to configure PROOXY_CONFIGURATION but how to be sure about configuration. Where is the log file ?

Do they want their users to have to log in when the GIS Map opens in IFS or do they want the users to be logged in automatically? The GIS proxy configuration needs to be configured differently depending on how they want to run it. The documentation describes both scenarios:

https://docs.ifs.com/ifsclouddocs/22r1/ObjectPositioningGISMap/AboutGISConcepts.htm#gisproxy?StandAlone=true

Also, can you show the configuration you did? (leave out the username and password or any sensitive part of the URLs)

The best way to know if it works is to open IFS and log in as one of their users and see of the map layers loads in GIS Map. Did you do that? If yes, what happened?

@Pushpa Veerappan @Jitharie @Mayura Wasantha 

Would you know when we added back the attribute inspector to Aurena, if we did?

Thanks!

I am confused. From how it looks, you have the default proxy configuration right now, but you said you tried to change/configure it earlier. Which is it?

Also, can you give an example of a map service URL they want to use?

Hi,

Find my configuration below : 

How to  link IFSID 10 with a order quotation ?

Regards, Christophe

Delete the GIS connection you made manually and then click the object on the map. A dialog should open to let you link the IFS object with the GIS object.

Or, add the value of the IFSID in the object in Esri from Esri's own map viewer. That's what we do behind the scenes when we link the two objects.

By the way, it looks really strange to have the layer ID (0, in all three URLs) be part of the URL. It should be set in the Layer ID field. Still it looks like the layers are showing for you, really strange... What are those numbers in the Layer ID field that you added? And were you allowed to save the URL with the layer ID included?

We did add support for defining labels per layer and it used to work in IEE. I frankly don't know if we implemented support for it in Aurena yet. 

I had a quick look in the source code (did not test it) and it looks like the code for adding labels to layers, if labels are defined in GIS Layer Mapping, is still there.