RE: Web Service SSL
- From: LisaConsult <lisasconsult@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 11:18:01 -0700
Steven,
Thank you for your message. Regarding your questions: I executed it
manually simply by using the https:// URL in an IE window. (the vbs file
from the job scheduler calls an asmx file. I typed in the value of the vbs
URL in an IE window). We are unable to attach via VS IDE but we write to a
log file in multiple locations to indicate that it has started, runs, etc.
It appears that it never execute. Regarding your comment: Is it possible
that it's waiting for a permission or something? When I ran it manually I
was prompted for SSL Credentials. Do you have an example of how I would
enter those in the case of a scheduled job. In the scheduled job I do have
it running as the same person that I used for the SSL Credentials.
Thanks.
""Steven Cheng"" wrote:
Hi,.
From your description, you have a webservice at server-side which ove files
into a sharepoint folder(from normal file folder). You found that you
failed to call th e webservice(hang) through windows scheduled task at
client ,correct?
Generally, for webservice and https condition, a common problem is the
client-side's validation against the SSL certificate. As you mentioned that
you can successfully call the service manually, how did you call it
manually? Is there any different between it and what you did when using
scheduled task?
Also, you can try using VS IDE to attach the program process when it runs
to see whether there is any internal error or unexpected behavior in the
code.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
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From: =?Utf-8?B?TGlzYUNvbnN1bHQ=?= <lisasconsult@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Web Service SSL
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2008 05:23:01 -0700
I have a web service which basically moves files from a folder to a
sharepoint document folder. The service is scheduled to run as a
scheduled
task. It works fine in our test environment. On production we have SSL
installed. When I execute it manually, it runs properly, however when I
execute it as a scheduled tasks, it seems to hang. According to the
schedule
log it starts, but it doesn't complete. Is there a problem with SSL and
scheduled taks? I believe that I must place it under the sharepoint web
site
on the server in order to use sharepoint's credentials when writing to the
folder. Any assistance is appreciated
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