Hi, (The silence in this mailing list is very disturbing...) Anyway... I solved my problem... I'm posting the solution here since it might be helpful for others...
I've used a sniffer to find out what was happening under the hood and realised that the problem was on the MySQL Server. When the token was requested (and inserted in the database) it threw an exception and the operation was rolled back. Ubuntu's MySQL 4.1 is probably faulty. I've downgraded to 4.0 and is verything is working fine now. Cheers, Miguel. -----Original Message----- From: Leandro Cerencio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: quarta-feira, 1 de Março de 2006 17:47 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: get_AuthToken not working at all! Dear Miguel, I had a same problem, but I solve with an other way. I create, in mysql, a table contain the username and the password on juddi schema. So, I create my class using the interface Authenticator with classe JDBCDataStore on the package org.apache.juddi.datastore.jdbc . And change property "juddi.users=myclass". I hope this be useful. Tchau -- +----------------------------------+ | Leandro Moreira Cerencio | | Dep. Architecture and Solution | | SERPRO | | Ramal: +055 02111 2173-1837 | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | +----------------------------------+ Miguel Ferreira escreveu: > Dear all, > I've been struggling to get jUDDI version 0.9rc4 to work on my Ubunto > box without success... > In fact jUDDI installs cleanly. The problem is that I can't get a > straight answer from the service when I call get_authToken. No matter > which authentication mode I'm using I always get the following answer: > E_unknownUser (10150) The user ID and password pair passed in a > get_authToken message is not known to the Operator Site or is not > valid. get_authToken: userID=mferreira > I've tried the DefaultAuthenticator with a few publishers inserted on > the publisher DB table. I 've also tried the XMLDocAuthenticator > using juddi-users.xml as a data source (no, I did not forget to add > the property juddi.users=... to juddi.properties). > This is driving me nuts because the happy script tells me everything > is ok, there are no errors on the log files and no one on the Internet > seems to be having this problem... > I've also tried to install jUDDI on another machine (Ubunto box as > well) but the same behavior was experienced. > I'm using jdk 1.5. Will that be the cause of the problem? > I've tried to compile the jUDDI sources with that version of the JDK > and had to change the name of some enum variables that are not > supported by the new JDK. My juddi.jar delivers the same output. > Any help on this guys? Has anyone been able the get the authToken > using jUDDI 0.9rc4. > PS: I'm also using Tomcat + MySQL > > Cheers, > Miguel > > - - > Miguel Ferreira (researcher) > Department of Information Systems > University of Minho Campus de Azurém > 4800-058 Guimarães, Portugal > http://www.dsi.uminho.pt/~ferreira/ > <http://www.dsi.uminho.pt/%7Eferreira/> > Phone: +351 253 510 261 / FAX: +351 253 510 300 / Ext.: 3261 >
