We have a service on a secure server. It's available through a proxy; the service layers from the proxy can be added to an ArcGIS Online map and viewed, but not edited. It throws an error message saying they are not edittable because they are not available for arcgis.com
. It's the same when I try to use the service directly - I get prompted for password, but I still can't edit.
Documentation seems to suggest trusting the service to bypass the proxy. However, all we have achieved yet was to avoid being prompted for password - however, there's no authentication working, so we can't get to the service neither. What are we missing?
The service supports CORS and allows our arcgis.com
account (Access-Control-Allow-Origin: organization.maps.arcgis.com
). After logging into the original server through REST API, I could add few features, so the REST endpoint is fully working.
EDIT: we use basic (HTTP Basic Auth or Web-Tier authentication), not token-based authentication. Sorry for not mentioning it in the beginning.