Query for OnBase ESRI Integration

[Aakash_Soni]

Hi All,

We are working on OnBase and ESRI integration. We have followed the installation video and installed ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS SDK along with Onbase ArcGIS Server, Configuration and Plug-in.

Above configurations are done and working fine but customer needs a solution where ESRI will be in frontend as given in demo site: http://gis.onbase.com/wabplan/

1. We need to understand what else we had to install to get this done.

2. what configuration/software is required to enable location analytics as this is also given in one of the OnBase ESRI data sheet.

Thanks.

[Jess_Vorobel]

Hi Aakash,

Thanks for reaching out on Community!

The demo you are pointing to on gis.onbase.com makes use of Esri's Web App Builder to build the frontend application. You can find more information on that at Esri's website here. This application is completely dependent on the content of the end users and could in theory be completely separate from OnBase. The only OnBase portion is the widget we can place into the WAB Developer deployment that enables document retrieval based on feature attributes. We have a video that walks through how to configure that portion of the integration here.

Regarding your second question, I may need a bit more information. Are you referencing the ability to capture geolocation information such as longitude and latitude about OnBase documents? If so, there is some more information on the OnBase configuration requirements here.

Please let me know if you need more information.

Thanks!

Jessica

[Aakash_Soni]

Hi Jessica,

Thanks for your response. We have gone through the video and downloaded "Web App Builder" but we couldn't find widget which is required to complete this configuration. Please help us to download the widget.

For second question, I will gather more information from customer then update.

Thanks & Regards
Aakash

[Jess_Vorobel · Accepted solution]

Hi Aakash!

Thank you for the clarification!

The OnBase Widget files can be acquired from your first line of support.

Thanks,

Jessica