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#135607 - 10/16/06 08:34 AM Authentication in Web Services
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Creating a new request from one server(Server A) to another server (Server B)through Web services needs the same User Name and Password in both servers A and B.
How to avoid this when we are transferring data from one server to another server

Thanks in advance
San

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#135608 - 10/16/06 08:56 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: San]
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You can use DSO instead of web services... There is only the DSO Pasword. You don't need to have an account defined on both servers.
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#135610 - 10/16/06 09:37 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: Vincent_RIEDWEG]
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Hi Vincent,
Thanks for your reply.
Is there any options through web services bcoz the client needs it in web serivces.
If the web services is supplied by other applications(Other than remedy)then it is not creating any problems
If i am trying to pass the value of one server to another server(through remedy) through web services only i am facing this issue.
I found that the server authentication are send in the SOAP request itself.is it same for all kind of XML files or only for XML files created by remedy

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San

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#135611 - 10/16/06 10:02 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: San]
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Is your web service available for public (public permissions)?
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#135612 - 10/16/06 10:05 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: Vincent_RIEDWEG]
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Hi Vincent
In the URL itself i had given Public access and Permission as Public.

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San

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#135697 - 10/27/06 01:17 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: San]
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How many Mid-Tier do you have?

One for both AR servers or one by AR server?

If you're in the second case, I have no idea... Sorry...
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#135703 - 10/27/06 03:26 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: Vincent_RIEDWEG]
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Hi Vincent,

We are having Single Mid Tier server for both AR servers

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San

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#135705 - 10/27/06 03:43 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: San]
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That's explain your problem, but I don't know why. I had no time to analyze this problem when I encounter this one in the past. Try using one mid-tier by server and enjoy...
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#135711 - 10/27/06 04:53 AM Re: Authentication in Web Services [Re: Vincent_RIEDWEG]
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Thanks Vincent:-)

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