arcgis-authentication

Set up OAuth 2.0 authentication by configuring OAuthInfo with your ArcGIS appId and registering it with the IdentityManager. This manages sign-in status and credentials for accessing secured portal items.

Accessing secured ArcGIS portal items requires integrating OAuth 2.0, API keys, and identity management. This approach enables secure access to protected services and user-specific content across web deployments.

Yes, you can configure API keys and portal settings to enable secure access in enterprise deployments. This method provides an alternative to OAuth 2.0 for accessing protected ArcGIS services.

Persist credentials and support sign-in and sign-out flows by leveraging the IdentityManager. This approach maintains user authentication state across browsers and applications while handling common errors.

Yes, this authentication approach works across diverse web and mobile environments. It implements OAuth setup, token handling, and credential persistence to ensure secure access on both platforms.

Handle common authentication errors by implementing appropriate error handling during OAuth setup, token management, and API key configuration. This ensures robust credential persistence across browsers and apps.