Setting Up Authorization to Access Secure Web Maps

Agencies can extend their GIS integration to support OAuth 2.0 authorization, which allows Oracle Permitting and Licensing to access secure ArcGIS Online or Enterprise portal web maps. After registering the application with the Esri system, you configure access to the secured web map in the Oracle system.

For OAuth 2.0 authorization to work, you must register the Oracle Permitting and Licensing application on ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise Portal.

During registration, enter the Redirect URL on the Register modal as follows:

Base URL appended with ?root=PSCCOM_OAUTH_REDIRECT& context=ClientName=ESRI

The registration information includes the Application ID and Application Secret, which are needed for the configuration.

Note:

OAuth2 is supported in the classic user interface only.

Configuring the Secure Web Map

After registering the application, you configure the access to the secured web map in the application:

1. Select Setup and Maintenance > GIS > Manage Secure Map Access.

2. On the GIS Secure Map Access page, click the Add Secure Web Map Access button to configure authorization for a secure web map.

   Enter this information in the Secure Web Map section:

   Page Element	Description
   Secure Access ID	Enter an identifier for this configuration.
   Description	Enter a description for this configuration.
   OAuth 2 Authorize URL	Enter the URL to the secured web map that is accessed using the application ID.
   OAuth 2 Token URL	Enter the URL to the web map that generates an authentication token for accessing the secure web map.
   Application ID	Enter the application ID used to retrieve the web map security information. This information is provided by the authorization server during registration.
   Application Secret	Enter the secret for the application ID. This information is provided by the authorization server during registration.
   Confirm Application Secret	Reenter the application secret to help catch any data entry errors.
   Expiration in Minutes	Enter the time the access token for a custom API is valid, up to 14 days (20,160 minutes).

3. Click Save.

Modifying Secure Web Map Access

1. In the Secure Web Map section, click the row for the authorization details that you want to modify.

2. Update the settings as needed.

3. Click Save.

Deleting Secure Web Map Access

1. In the Secure Web Map section, click the row for the authorization details that you want to modify.

2. On the Secure Web Map detail page, click Delete.