Release Notes 1.2
What’s New
Support for non-federated ArcGIS Server
It is now possible to protect ArcGIS Servers that are not federated with an ArcGIS Enterprise Portal.
Use of external information for policy decisions
In order to make use of external information that is associated with a user or a group, a generic interface was introduced.
This allows you to make use of information managed externally about your users for authorization. If, for example, your users are assigned to projects, you can refer to this assignment in a feature restriction, and give access only to features that belong to one of the user’s projects.
This interface can make use of a REST service which provides this information. As a template for such a REST service we provide sample implementations on GitHub.
Improved permissions editor
For working with permissions in the Service Manager, an improved editor is now available, providing templates for policy elements and policy validation.
Update Notes
For services with the WMS capability activated in ArcGIS Server, the WMS interface will be accessible for permitted users after the update. If this is not intended, please deactivate the WMS capability in ArcGIS Server Manager, where necessary.
Changelog
1.2.0
New Features
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Use improved editor for policy editing |
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Introduce --limit<number> flag to CLI groups command |
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Support ArcGIS Server standalone in Manager |
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Support ArcGIS Server standalone using IWA in Manager |
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Use CLI with standalone ArcGIS Server |
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Use CLI with IWA on standalone ArcGIS Server |
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Adapt the groups command to ArcGIS Server standalone |
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Make use of external user attributes |
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Create sample implementation for JSON user info adapter |
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Create sample implementation for LDAP user info adapter |
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Improve error message in CLI when ArcGIS admin access is not available |
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Show number of permitted services in group-centric view |
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Enable WMS map access |
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Apply layer permissions to WMS |
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Apply feature restrictions to WMS |
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Apply spatial restrictions to WMS |