Synthèse
Imports credentials from a GIS server connection file for ArcGIS Server nontoken-based secured services.
Discussion
The ImportCredentials function can be used to access ArcGIS Server nontoken-based secured services from GIS server connection files. Credentials can be stored in connection files that are created in ArcGIS Pro. See Connect to a GIS server for more information regarding creating connection files. The ImportCredentials function can also be used to print web maps that contain secured services from ArcGIS Server. When you're finished importing credentials, you can clear them using the arcpy.ClearCredentials function.
Syntaxe
ImportCredentials (secure_server_connections)
Paramètre | Explication | Type de données |
secure_server_connections [secure_server_connections,...] | A list of credentials for secured services. Credentials can be stored in connection files that are created in ArcGIS Pro. The following connection file types are supported:
| String |
Type de données | Explication |
Dictionary | Returns a list of dictionary key-value pairs of credential information that can be used in the arcpy.ClearCredentials function. |
Exemple de code
import arcpy
# import credentials
secured_credentials = arcpy.ImportCredentials([r"C:\Project\SecuredServices.ags"])
aprx = arcpy.mp.ArcGISProject(r"C:\Project\USA.aprx")
m = aprx.listMaps()[0]
# add secured service to map
m.addDataFromPath('http://SampleServer:6080/arcgis/rest/services/secured/ProjectArea/FeatureServer/0')
# clear credentials when finished
arcpy.ClearCredentials(secured_credentials)
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