Obtaining the Esri IDs and Network URL
Log in to the Esri portal for your installation to get the Esri Map, Building, and Floor IDs and the Esri network URL.
Logging in to the Esri Portal
Log in to the Esri portal for your installation with Esri administrator credentials.
Before you begin
- The Esri Portal URL https://host.domain/portal.
- The Esri Port administrator credentials, or credential for a user that can access the organization’s content.
For information about the Esri URL and the initial Esri administration log-in credentials that are generated during installation for IBM TRIRIGA Application Suite on Red Hat container platform, see the next section.
Procedure
Obtaining log-in details for a Red Hat OpenShift environment
Log in to the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform console and find the generated values for tasGisAdminUrl, ADMIN_USERNAME, and initial generated ADMIN_PASSWORD.
About this task
These steps apply when you are using an ArcGIS instance that was installed with the IBM TAS GIS operator. If you are using a different instance of ArcGIS Enterprise, you need details of the proxy server that is used to configure the link between Tririga and ArcGIS instead.
For more information about configuring the proxy server, see Configuring Indoor Maps.
For more information about CA certificates, see Additional CA certificates.
Procedure
Obtaining Esri Map IDs
Procedure
- In the Esri Portal, select .
- Filter the content by selecting .
- Click the web map title to select the web map that you want to configure in IBM TRIRIGA. Clicking the image opens the map viewer instead).
- Note the
id
parameter value in the browser URL, which is the value to enter in the Esri Map ID field in TRIRIGA. For example, 9a8068284e614be3bdcb1cd26f05499a.
Obtaining Esri Building ID and Esri Floor ID
Procedure
Obtaining Esri Network URL
Procedure
- In the Esri Portal, select .
- Select the Network Analysis Service for your map. In the grid view, click the title under the thumbnail (do not click the thumbnail, it opens the map viewer).
- On the details screen, click the link to the navigation layer under the Layers. In the following example, the link is called TRIRIGA_Demo_Network.
- This opens a REST services descriptor, which describes the technical information about the navigation layer. Click Route under Route Layers section.
- This opens another REST services descriptor, which describes technical information about the route solver part of the navigation service. Note the full URL from the browser’s URL field.
- The URL captured in the previous step must be entered in the Esri Navigation URL field.