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RE: Basic Authentication - Windows Sharepoint server
Hi Richard,
We have no .net experience. We connect to other systems (internally and externally) using Webservices via RPGLE calling Java code. For this Sharepoint connectivity I wanted to use the HTTPAPI without javaobjects, it seems much easier. For this project, documents are generated on our AS400 and need to be stored in Sharepoint.
Patrick Goovaerts
Systems & Development
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What is it you're trying to do with your Sharepoint server ?
Might want to consider using .Net and write a simple REST service layer that you can call from HTTPAPI without all the fuss.
It's a middleman approach, but we do this quite a bit when it more complex to do the data formatting and calls from IBM i.
Food for thought.
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Richard Schoen
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Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2013 13:53:44 +0000
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Subject: Basic Authentication - Windows Sharepoint server
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Our windows Sharepoint server + IIS server running on same system has both 'Basic Authentication' enabled. Can't figure out what the problem is, I use same to connect to another server in our environment without any problem. Windows server log gives the following error:
Account For Which Logon Failed:
Security ID: NULL SID
Account Name: PGO
Account Domain: CLIPPER
Whereas it should be something like this:
Security ID: CLIPPER\dl
Account Name: dl
Account Domain: CLIPPER
Hence the 'SecurityID'...
Any suggestions????
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