Accesing a web service hosted in Plumtree Portal

I have created a process and I need to access it's PAPI web service. I
found this easy during development, I would use the Designer's WorkSpace
and access the service at
http://MYSERVER:PORTNUMBER/MYPROCESS/webservices/ProcessService?WSDL.
But, now I have deployed it in the plumtree portal this same URL format
(obviously on a different server and port) doesn't seem to work and just
gives me a "HTTP 400 - Page cannot be found" error. Is the URL format
different once it is deployed through Plumtree Portal?
Thanks,
Martyn

Got this working, was using the wrong domain...doh!
Martyn wrote:
Hi,
I have now hit another issue, another one I didn't envision while
testing in the designer.
Our portal uses Active Directory to log our users in. I'm trying to use
the process web service to start instances without the users having to
go into the Process Portal UI. The issue is when I need to call
createSession it asks for a Username and Password but I can only know
the Username at this point due to using AD. Is there a way to set the
authentication type that createSession uses?
I'm guessing it might be something you change in the document.properties
file, I've tried creating a preset and using skip-auth but I'm not sure
is this is applicable or if I'm using it correctly.
I have added "directory.default.preset.test.skip-auth=true" to the
document.properties and restarted the Plumtree portal Identity Service.
I try and call service.createSessionWithPreset(USERNAME, "", False,
"test") but this still gets the error "Cannot authenticate participant".
Thanks in advance,
Martyn
David Ogren wrote:
Yes, the URL will be a little different. It's really /APPNAME/webservices/ProcessService?WSDL. In ProcessDesigner/ALBPMStudio, the APPNAME defaults to the project name. But on ALIP/ALBPM Enterprise APPNAME is the context that the workspace was deployed as. Which is, by default, portal.
So try http://myserver/portal/webservices/ProcessService?WSDL .
David

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See the details for the exception ID in the log file .
Thanks & Regards,
Lokesh.

Hi
Go to
usr/sap/<SID>/JC00/j2ee/cluster/server/logs...if i am not wrong. Pick up the latest one and post logs here for related error.
Koti Reddy

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Hallo,
Ich möchte aus einer Portal Applikation auf einen Web Service zugreifen.
Dafür habe ich mit dem Wizard "Portal Service from Wsdl file - Client side"
eine Portal Service erzeugt, auf den ich dann zugreife.
Leider wird dabei ein Fehler ausgegeben (Stacktrace-Ausschnitt s.u.).
Ich habe ein Posting zu dem Fehler hier im SDN gefunden, leider hatte dort niemand eine Antwort. Vielleicht hat inzwischen jemand eine Idee?
Das Feld soapaction ist in der soapconfig.xml leer angegeben (soapaction="").
Es ändert aber nichts an der Fehlermeldung, wenn ich dort etwas eintrage.
Ein weiterer Gedanke ist, dass die soapaction, die wenn ich es richtig verstehe eine URL auf die web service methode enthalten soll, im Grunde dynamisch sein sollte, da der Web Service lokal in dem Portal läuft, auf dem die Applikation gerade deployed ist. Auf den Web Service wird mit WebDynPro erfolgreich zugegriffen (dynamisch). Meine Vermutung ist, dass hier das Problem liegt und es entweder mit diesem Wizard nicht möglich ist oder ein Bug vorliegt.
Also ist die Frage: Wie erzeuge ich dasselbe für eine Portal-Applikation?
Ich hoffe, dass mir jemand mit einer Antwort oder Hinweisen wo man weiterforschen kann, weiterhelfen kann.
Freundliche Grüße,
Daniel Dehnhard
Stacktrace:
Component finished with error: (com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.exception.PRTFaultEnvelopeVersion)
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The SOAP Action "" include in the soap request not corresponding to the Portal service method.
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPBodyElement.processParams(PRTSOAPBodyElement.java:253)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPBodyElement.init(PRTSOAPBodyElement.java:190)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPBodyElement.(PRTSOAPBodyElement.java:56)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPBody.init(PRTSOAPBody.java:94)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPBody.(PRTSOAPBody.java:36)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPEnvelope.init(PRTSOAPEnvelope.java:113)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPEnvelope.(PRTSOAPEnvelope.java:54)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPMessage.processSOAPMessage(PRTSOAPMessage.java:58)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.element.PRTSOAPMessage.(PRTSOAPMessage.java:40)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.SOAPService.call(SOAPService.java:180)
at com.sapportals.portal.prt.service.soap.PRTSOAPCall.invokeMethod(PRTSOAPCall.java:209)
at de.enviam.ep.egk.km.webservicewrapper.Z_EP_EM_EGK_CustomerGroupToCRMData.getCustomerGroup2CrmDataByGPNr(Z_EP_EM_EGK_CustomerGroupToCRMData.java:218)
at de.enviam.ep.egk.km.imp.EPImpSchedulerTask.resolveGroupId(EPImpSchedulerTask.java:764)

Hi,
I am accessing a web service from a Portal Component through a Portal Web Service. First i created a web service, then a portal web service which is made to access the wsdl file of the web service. Now i access the Portal Web Service from a Portal Component. Now i am getting an error as,
Exceptionjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The SOAP Action "" include in the soap request not corresponding to the Portal service method.
The code which i wrote in component is below
String text = "word";
FuncHelloResponse res=new FuncHelloResponse();
FuncHello fn= new FuncHello() ;
fn.setName(text);
res= ( (INewPortal) PortalRuntime.getRuntimeResources().getService(INewPortal.KEY)).FuncHello(fn);
response.write(res.getResponse());
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Hi
I'm trying to access an Web Service through a client portal service which was generated by NWDS. I called this service from a basic component and tried to execute the WS function after populating all the needed fields. When I started the component I encountered the following error.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The SOAP Action "" include in the soap request not corresponding to the Portal service method..
I initially thought it was because I was downloading the WSDL to my local and using that in the portal service generation. Maybe not all the information about the web service was being obtained. I tried it again after generating the portal service from the WSDL online but still obtained the same error.
Any insight on what's causing the error would be appreciated. Thanks!

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I would like to run a web service on a remote machine that checks if the user of the web service exists as a portal user.
My initial thought was to just log the user in whenever they attempt to use the web service and then log them out at the end. I have researched the AuthContext class and attempted a test implementation however it errors looking for certain AM Property files.
Perhaps I should just access the directory server directly? Basically, I just want to restrict usage of the web service to the existing portal users.
If anyone could offer any suggestions it would be appreciated. (Code examples or snippets would be appreciated)
Thanks in advance...
Jason

Hi,
1) If your webservice is on the same network:
- Just bind to LDAP (this is the fastes way)
2) OR You can also use identity SDK to connect
to your instance and receive AMUser object.
3) If you are not on the same network( SRAP access):
You can create a "stand alone" jsp or servlet which
doing (1) or (2) and your webservice talks over https to this servlet.
4) Logging user to portal is too much overhead and
at the end you don't know if user is a portal user or
just has login privilege to identityserver...
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Alex :-)

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Hello.
I'm trying to get Profile Manager running on a second Xserve in our studio but I'm having an issue making connections to it from the WAN because I already have HTTP and HTTPS running on a different Xserve.
The set up is something like this:
Xserve001 (xs1.mydomain.com)
- DNS
- Web service hosting a secure site (via SSL) on port 443
- Web service hosting a non-secure site on port 80
Xserve002 (xs2.mydomain.com)
- Open Directory Master
- Profile Manager on ports 80, 443, 1640
Since the router/firewall (between the WAN and be two Xserves on the LAN) handles port forwarding, right now, http and https connections (i.e., ports 80 & 443) are forwarded to Xserve001 for the web hosting.
I would like to enable Profile Manager on Xserve002, but connections won't work from the WAN (via xs2.mydomain.com) because ports 80 & 443 are forwarding to Xserve001 (from within the LAN we're fine because DNS handles everything without going through the router).
So, what would I need to do to get this to work when attempting connections from the WAN?
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Kristin.

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Ordinarily I'd say the easist option is to have xs1 proxy the connection to xs2 - that way all requests come into xs1 which then determines specific requests are for the profile manager and sends them across the local network.
This will work well enough for port 80 requests, but the SSL requests will fail unless you either have a wildcard SSL certificate (e.g. for *.mydomain.com) or you have a certificate that includes both hostnames.
Without one of these options on your server you're doomed to failure because clients will warn of a hostname mismatch in the SSL certificate (you asked for xs2.mydomain.com but I got a certificate from xs1.mydomain.com) and I don't think iOS or Mac OS X will allow you to connect in this manner.
The other solution hinges around your internet connection, and whether you only have a single IP address or multiple. If you have multiple then you can setup a different public IP address to map to xs2. This is probably the all-round easiest solution, especially when dealing with NAT networks.

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Hi All,
I have a WCF web service hosted in IIS 7 (or maybe 7.5, whichever comes with Windows server 2008 R2) using DefaultAppPool running under ApplicationPoolIdentity per Microsoft's recommendation. The web service needs to call a stored procedure to insert data
to a db. The web server is on a different VM than the database server. The db server is running SQL 2008 R2. Both VMs run Windows server 2008 R2.
When the web service tries to connect to db, it encounters this exception:
Exception in InsertToDb()System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Login failed for user 'NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON'.
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnection.OnError(SqlException exception, Boolean breakConnection)
Here's the connection string in web.config:
Application Name=somewebservice;Server=somewebserver;Integrated Security=SSPI;Database=somedatabase;Connection Timeout=60"
How should I configure SQL security to make this work?
Thanks in advanced.

Thanks for the link Dan. Maybe I'm the one who cause the confusion :)
If I understand you(and Erland) correctly, you suggest using a custom, domain account for application pool identity. However, if we do that, our IT will need to maintain those accounts, and they don't want that. So I'm choosing a built-in account called
ApplicationPoolIdentity as the application pool identity, but it's not working. Network Service, on the other hand, works, but my boss wants us to follow MS's best practice.
What's puzzling is that according to this: http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/624/application-pool-identities/, both Network Service and ApplicationPoolIdentity uses machine account to access network resource (like db in this case), but in my case, Network Service
works, but not ApplicationPoolIdentity.
Hallo Stephen,
with respect - it seems to me that only idiots are working at your IT ;)... It is absolutely useful to work with "service accounts" created within the domain. That's the only way to manage and control accounts!
If you want to "pass through" the identity of the web user (SSO) you have to check whether the app pool is set to "allow impersonate". As far as I understand the ApplicationPoolIdentity-function the app pool will create a unique user named as the service.
I assume that will not work with the connection to the sql server because this user is unknown.
Local Service will not work because it's restriction is located to the local machine.
Network Service will work because access to network resources will be available.
So my recommendation is to use a dedicated service account or impersonation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xh507fc5.aspx
Uwe Ricken
MCITP Database Administrator 2005
MCITP Database Administrator 2008
MCITS Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Database Development
db Berater GmbH
http://www-db-berater.de

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