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May 04, 2009 at 01:23 PM

Cannot create a new track: User not authorized to log into build server

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Experts,

I just built an NWDI system on NW7.0 SP18. I followed the instructions to tune Oracle 10g 10.2.0.2 then ran the all-in-one setup wizard and connected OK to my central SLD.

Then I configured a domain, no problem. Next I created a software component, product in my central SLD.

Now I am ready to create a track, But I am having a problem.

I am able to connect to my SLD, and pull down the new component/product I created. And I am able to connect to my dev system to create a runtime connection to SDM/JSPM, etc. No problem....

The problem is when I try to SAVE the new track, I get this error:

CBS (URL http://:50000/tc.CBS.Appl/archiveapi2/) authorization exception: User not authorized to log into build server. ( Service call exception; nested exception is: com.sap.engine.services.webservices.jaxrpc.exceptions.InvalidResponseCodeException: Invalid Response Code: (401) Unauthorized. The requested URL was:"http://:50000/CBSWebService/CBSHttpSOAP?style=rpc"

I have more detailed error in the default trace but it basically says the same thing. I'm confident I have setup all the correct roles in the UME. I have the NWDI.ADM role which has the action to create a track.

I started looking at the webservice:

http://:50000/CBSWebService/CBSHttpSOAP?style=rpc"

When I try to test it via webpage...I first login, click "Test", then pick a operation, but when I execute it, I get this:

CBSWebService

Authorization

The selected endpoint requires basic authentication which is wrong or missing. Please, enter correct username and password:

I have to log in again for it to work. I know there must be some setting in the visual admin. I have looked all around the service "Web services Container" and "Web services Security" but nothing is jumping out at me

I'm really not sure if this is my problem, but I think I am close.

Does this make sense to anyone? Thanks for reading my message. Any tips would be much appreciated.

--NICK