<ajs6f@...> writes:
>
> A further suggestion: have you tried executing an
API-A request? If you can
successfully so do, it may be
> that the problem is with authentication
(as has been suggested). If not, then at
least you can rule that
> out, assuming that you did not enable
https-only access to API-A when you
installed Fedora.
>
>
public void ObjectHistory(String pid){
try {
String[] response= APIA.getObjectHistory(pid);
} catch (RemoteException e) {
// TODO Auto-generated catch block
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
in the main:
caller.ObjectHistory("prova:001");
it works!
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