ferdbiffle - Friday, May 8, 2009 2:32 PM:
I am trying to save a the configuration xml for a web service I've created using the Web Service Configuration tool. When I try to save the file, I get the same "Error-Web Page Dialog Please, save an item!" that I get when I try to publish. I haven't set up the impersonation permissions detailed in the documentation, but thought that I could explicitly deploy a web service manually w/o setting up impersonation.
Am I mistaken? Please advise...
ferdbiffle - Tuesday, May 12, 2009 9:11 AM:
Bump
aknourenko - Wednesday, May 13, 2009 12:37 PM:
It's a bug in UI that expected to be fixed in the next release. I've observed the problem when the configuration is saved but is still locked by the user. If you will do "SaveUnlock and Close" for the configuration and then try in the main grid to execute on it action "Save configuration xml" (i.e. select the configuration in the main grid and click on menu ActionsSave configuration ...) it seems to be working.
ferdbiffle - Wednesday, May 13, 2009 5:00 PM:
I was able to save the configuration.xml, but when I run the GenerateWS.exe I still get an error. From the CLR debugger:
Additional information: Could not find file 'C:Program FilesArasInnovatorInnovatorServerinWebServiceGeneratorservice.config'.
I searched the whole Innovator folder structure and didn't find any service.config file.
Then I tried the automatic "Publish" from within Innovator Admin. It prompted me for the service name, but after about 10 seconds I got another error. Debugger says:
Additional information: Access to the path 'C:Program FilesArasInnovatorInnovatorServerinWebServiceGeneratorFilesArasInnovatorInnovatorServer emp' is denied.
This path doesn't exist in the Innovator installation, so I created it, set permissions and moved the wsconfig.xml file that was generated in the C:Program FilesArasInnovatorInnovatorServerTemp folder to the new folder. When I ran it again I got the same error. I'm not sure if this is related to not having Impersonation set-up yet, but in any case it's still a no go.
Any ideas? Thanks,
Eric
ferdbiffle - Wednesday, July 22, 2009 1:26 PM:
Bump - getting back to this now and could still use some guidance...
