How Stateless Web services requests can be authenticated using HTTP Login

Hi All,
How Stateless Web services requests can be authenticated using HTTP Login (with Oracle CRM On Demand Single Sign On (SSO) Token in HTTP Header).
If there is any code regarding stateless Web services requests to CRMOD please send it to me that will be helpful for me.
Please help me.
Thanks,
Jaysing
Edited by: 883663 on Sep 19, 2011 12:06 AM

You cant use stateless web services when you're using SSO. It's called out in the documentation.

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I have managed to get around this issue in a less than ideal way be modifying the NAME column in the WWV_FLOW_WS_OPERATIONS table to sayHelloElement instead of sayHello, and the TYPE_IS_XSD column in the WWV_FLOW_WS_PARAMETERS table to Y instead of N, in the FLOWS_020200 schema.
It now works fine, but why what could have caused it to not be correct in the first place? The answer to this is very important to me as I am working on a way to call XML Publisher seemlessly, without using a URL link, from ApEx, and then emailing the output document to the user. I don't want to have to modify the underlying tables each time I add a new web service reference in ApEx.
Any comments, views, assistance is welcome here.
Many Thank in Advance
Cj

Tony:
Thanks for reporting the issue. There was a change in the session pop-up page to include reporting on the new xmltype column in collections. Unfortunately the wrong function is being called on the xmltype column to display its contents. This will be fixed in an upcoming release.
Application Express 4.0 Web service support makes use of this new xmltype column in a collection. Therefore if you call a web service that returns a large XML document, and you click the session toolbar, you will receive the error.
Regards,
Jason

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Using C#, I am trying to access my OnDemand account using https POST web service requests. Since I am new to this whole Siebel WS thing, I decided to try the easiest WS request: CurrentUser.
My request URL is
https://secure-ausomxaxa.crmondemand.com/Services/Integration/CurrentUser;jsessionid=xxxxxxx
The SOAP payload is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<soap:Body>
<CurrentUserWS_CurrentUserQueryPage_Input xmlns="urn:crmondemand/ws/currentuser">
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Thanks

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Also, if you don't specify any fields between <CurrentUser> and </CurrentUser>, you won't get any fields back (once your request succeeds, that'll be your next problem).
Also, if you get HTTP status 400, reading the body of the HTTP response will get you a long way towards understanding what's wrong. It should contain a detailed error message.

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Okay, I'm moving from "Groups" to "Permissions".
This post is just an FYI…not sure it's a bug or a feature…or even a little bit of both at the same time.
In the "Permissions" web service requests (AddPermission, etc.) if you do not specify either a ParentHandle or ParentPath, the web service request is applied to your site root. You can still use a single forward slash as ParentPath for "root"…it has the same effect as leaving ParentPath and ParentHandle empty.
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MergePermission can only work with an existing permission (access-level/credential pair)…this is as expected. If you try to "merge" a permission for a credential which does not exist, or if you do not specify a credential, you get an error saying that MergePermission cannot find the target credential. In effect, MergePermission changes the access-level for any permission it can find by-way-of an existing credential.
Similarly, you cannot ask MergePermission to change the form of a credential. For example, you cannot use MergePermission to "change the credential whose associated access-level is 'Download' from 'Test@urn:mace…' to 'Student@urn:mace…'." MergePermission must always find that a target credential exists.
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