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Raul Jimenez Ortega

Security and authentication | Documentation | ArcGIS Developers - 0 views

developers.arcgis.com/...security

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  •  1 https://<LOCATION_SERVICE_URL>?token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>
  • ArcGIS Developer account
  • Short-lived tokens
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  • location services
  • public-facing application
  • There are three kinds of access tokens:
  • ArcGIS identity
  • Application credentials
  • Your choice of API.
  • The level of security required
  • Consider the following
  • Where the security access will take place
  • Application credentials
  • application
  • Application credentials
  • will use private hosted data
  • Solution
  • You are building an application using an ArcGIS API.
  • Content management
  • Tip
  • . Supports using a token obtained from OAuth 2.0 but lacks advanced identity management features.
  • Authentication methods
Raul Jimenez Ortega

API keys | Documentation | ArcGIS Developers - 0 views

developers.arcgis.com/...api-keys

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shared by Raul Jimenez Ortega on 11 Aug 22 - No Cached
  • public-facing application
  • Scopes
  • This feature is currently in beta and has deployment restrictions
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  • it should therefore be kept secure
  • Tutorials
  • work
  • Create and manage an API key
  • API key or an OAuth 2.0 token
  • a single, global API key
  • service area
  • routing
  • to all of the services
  • to access some scopes
  • you can access all scopes
  • and you do not need to enable pay-as-you-go.
  • BETA
  • The only items supported are items for data services (hosted layers) and web maps.
  • tutorial
  • BETAThe API key functionality to access items for private data services with an ArcGIS Developer account is currently in beta and has deployment restrictions. To learn more, go to the FAQ.
  • NoteIf you have an ArcGIS Online account, API keys cannot be used to access private content items. However, you can use OAuth 2.0 to obtain ArcGIS identity credentials to access private organization and user content and services on your user's behalf. Learn more in OAuth 2.0.
  • we do not recommend this method because browsers may remove the path due to privacy concern
  • regularly monitoring your API key usage
  • Account information
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