jzinkovich

I got a similar exception. When I was generating the client subs via JAX-WS 2.0 but calling a service that was JAX-WS 2.1. Are you using DFS 6 or DFS 6.5? And are you using the DFS remote jars or how are you generating your client.

This problem has been fixed. Password issue. Thanks everyone for all your suggestions.

Got a new error today, Has anyone seen this before? 00000030 SystemErr R Caused by: java.lang.Exception: "Setup for unified logon failed. Please see the log for more details" at com.documentum.fc.client.impl.connection.docbase.DocbaseConnection.initializeUnifiedLogin(_DocbaseConnection.java:1523_) at…

Does anyone know where you can turn authentication off for services? I'm sure it's in an XML file some where. Just so I can get around my token issue and try to just test out the ObjectService.

I really think this is a configuration issue. I just tried to find details of configuring the web services in the following guides and couldnt' find any references. Does anyone know where this information lives? Other than running the standard installation.exe for documentum 6.5 nothing has been configured on the jboss…

Yes, using DA I am using user = tester docbase = TEST_docbase and I can successfully get in.

tester is a user for the docbase. Using DA I can log in successfully. It's only when trying to get access to the ObjectService methods that the authorization for the same user fails.

Code to create testFolder and then call Object service. ObjectIdentity folderIdentity = new ObjectIdentity(); folderIdentity.setValueType(ObjectIdentityType.OBJECT_ID); folderIdentity.setRepositoryName(identity.getRepositoryName()); DataObject dataObject = new DataObject(); dataObject.setIdentity(folderIdentity);…

Here is how I am adding to the SOAPHeader //generate wsse security element org.w3c.dom.Document document = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance().newDocumentBuilder().newDocument(); org.w3c.dom.Element wsseSecurity = document.createElementNS(WSSE_NAMESPACE, "wsse:Security"); org.w3c.dom.Element wsseToken = (Element)…

Thanks for the response. But what you described is exactly what I am doing. I get the security token, then build a WSSE Security element and add it to my SOAP Message Headers. It's the ObjectService authorization that is throwing the exception.