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in Config.js file of Story Map journal template what should I add ? I downloaded Story Map Journal template and deployed here on my own web server machine : ĪrcGIS server machine here : (Highly available ArcGIS Server federated with Portal using load balancer URL) I created story Map using Portal template > Build Story > Story Map Journal on machine : (Portal for ArcGIS 10.5.1) I have shared my web maps, apps, and ArcGIS server Services to Organization I have 5 story map in category and each time you open story map it is asking for credentials and its annoying to users. Now, I want to configure proxy for Story map in Config.js file so that users doesn't have to put credentials every time.

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I Downloaded Resource Proxy Code from github and Hosted Resource code as DotNet in my own web server machine here proxy.ashx It is working fine with asking users to put credentials with login dialog. I downloaded the story map journal template from github, I changed my AppID in index.html page and deployed on my web server. $ git clone git://github.I created story maps journal using Portal for ArcGIS template. If anticipated visitor demographic has limited bandwidth, it may be faster to have QGIS Server render everything, instead of asking OpenLayers to use more of the visitors bandwidth with additional requests.Sloppy fix would be to use the screenDpi test to augment their OpenLayers tile size to 'match' the requested QGIS Server dpi. Seeded, tiled base layers and overlays with defined resolutions may not match dpi of QGIS Server output.qgs project file (via copy of the original), dynamically adding the client base layers and overlays, before a call to generate the PDF. Another solution may be to directly generate a second temp.

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qgs project file, which includes the same additional layers as the client, is used for PDF creation. The OpenStreetMap Standard Layer is the default layer on, using most of the front page.It’s run by the OpenStreetMap Foundation, and the Operations Working Group is responsible for the planning, organisation and budgeting of OSMF-run services like this. There may be a solution whereby a second. This blog post is a version of my recent SOTM 2021 presentation on the OpenStreetMap Standard Layer and who’s using it.

Printing to PDF only includes the QGIS layers, no client base layers or overlays.

Should be simpler for the majority of users not wanting to learn GeoExt configuration and loader methods to include new layers in the map and map tree.

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Regular users only need to know how to edit javascript and configure OpenLayers for this extra feature, similar to the current Global.js settings file.

Keeps Same OpenLayers-only Configuration Style.

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This also gives full freedom to use QGIS for updates to those labeled layers without having to worry about re-tiling and proofing a cache. The dynamic labeling engine will always be active in QGIS Server, avoiding clipped or crowed labels like can happen when generating even a buffered tile cache.

Depending on your project, this method may give better quality results than a fully seeded tile cache of the whole project. Less load frees up QGIS Server to work on dynamic labeling, styling and vector layers when called via WMS.

Alleviating unnecessary QGIS Server load allows for faster label engine response.

While tile caching can be used as a source layer in the QGIS project file, cascading the service is required, which slows down the delivery of the resultant single image tile from QGIS Server to the client. qgs file a seeded cache of tiles can be generated using TileCache or MapProxy for project layers that can be OpenLayers in the client. Unless agressive caching of query URLs is used on the server, or via a reverse proxy, all calls to QGIS Server remain uncached in the browser and elsewhere.

Base layers and overlays can be tiled and served as image files, allowing caching on server, CDNs and in browser.

Depending on the project, using this method can drastically speed up the client's apparent rendering, compared to the same data solely served by QGIS Server. There's no need to ask QGIS Server to cascade services you won't be editing or styling, or base layers that have static content, like rasters.

Base layers and overlays can be served by another server process, or server, alleviating QGIS Server load.

This offers an advantage to having QGIS server as the client's only source, specifically when some layers of the project are moved to OpenLayers in the client. A fork of the Web Client for the Quantum GIS Server project, which adds base layers and overlays to the current feature set of the client.Īdds support for additional configured OpenLayers that become either base layers or overlays to the QGIS project map.