Problem with CFSList

mattpryor

Hello, here is my SOAP request (apologies for the formatting):

<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" >

<SOAP-ENV:Header >

<xoarr:Request xmlns:xoarr="http://premconn.premiereconnect.com/RequestResponse/2008/10" >

<xoarr:SenderKey >

http://www.myurl.com

</xoarr:SenderKey >

<xoarr:ReceiverKey >

http://premconn.premiereconnect.com/CFSList/2008/10

</xoarr:ReceiverKey >

<xoarr:ResponseRequired >

yes

</xoarr:ResponseRequired >

<xoarr:ResultRequired >

yes

</xoarr:ResultRequired >

<xoarr:RequestID >

12345

</xoarr:RequestID >

<xoarr:Authentication >

<xoarr:XDDSAuth >

<xoarr:RequesterID >

[username]

</xoarr:RequesterID >

<xoarr:TargetID >

12345

</xoarr:TargetID >

<xoarr:Password >

[password]

</xoarr:Password >

</xoarr:XDDSAuth >

</xoarr:Authentication >

</xoarr:Request >

</SOAP-ENV:Header >

<SOAP-ENV:Body >

<xoacfsl:CFSListRequest xmlns:xoacfsl="http://premconn.premiereconnect.com/CFSList/2008/10" >

<xoacfsl:SubmitId >

12345

</xoacfsl:SubmitId >

<xoacfsl:RelativePath >

</xoacfsl:RelativePath >

<xoacfsl:IncludeSubDir >

true

</xoacfsl:IncludeSubDir >

</xoacfsl:CFSListRequest >

</SOAP-ENV:Body >

</SOAP-ENV:Envelope >

==================================================

And here is the server response:

http://xoaptweb1.xpedite.com/2_4_4/CFSList

</SenderKey >

http://www.international-presence.com

</ReceiverKey >

12345

</RequestID >

0ACD3608-1196-110830102100354

</ProcessingID >

</Response >

</Header >

<Body >

2709

</StatusCode >

User authentication not accepted

</StatusMessage >

2909

</ErrorCode >

XOA-2909 [User authentication not accepted] : login not permitted: reason code = 1000 msg-not found

</ErrorMessage >

</Error >

</ErrorList >

2011-08-30T10:21:00.354Z

</SubmissionTime >

2011-08-30T10:21:00.505Z

</CompletionTime >

</Status >

12345

</SubmitId >

</RelativePath >

</CFSListResult >

</Body >

</Envelope >

I don't think this is an authentication issue as the username and password are working in other types of request. Please could you point me in the right direction as to where I'm going wrong?

Thanks

Matt Pryor

International Presence

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happling

This request contains a TargetID element. TargetID is used to submit requests on behalf of other users, when the requester has appropriate permission to do so. This TargetID element has the value "12345", and permission aside, there is no such userid in pt, hence the failure to identify/authenticate the user for the request.

mattpryor

Thank you. I have removed the TargetID reference and now have the following error:

XOA-4092 [CFSFile does not exist] : CFSList(): Relative Path () does not Exist in Customer File Store

SOAP request as follows:

<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" >

<SOAP-ENV:Header >

<xoarr:Request xmlns:xoarr="http://premconn.premiereconnect.com/RequestResponse/2008/10" >

<xoarr:SenderKey >

http://www.international-presence.com

</xoarr:SenderKey >

<xoarr:ReceiverKey >

http://premconn.premiereconnect.com/CFSList/2008/10

</xoarr:ReceiverKey >

<xoarr:ResponseRequired >

yes

</xoarr:ResponseRequired >

<xoarr:ResultRequired >

yes

</xoarr:ResultRequired >

<xoarr:RequestID >

12345

</xoarr:RequestID >

<xoarr:Authentication >

<xoarr:XDDSAuth >

<xoarr:RequesterID >

[username]

</xoarr:RequesterID >

<xoarr:Password >

[password]

</xoarr:Password >

</xoarr:XDDSAuth >

</xoarr:Authentication >

</xoarr:Request >

</SOAP-ENV:Header >

<SOAP-ENV:Body >

<xoacfsl:CFSListRequest xmlns:xoacfsl="http://premconn.premiereconnect.com/CFSList/2008/10" >

<xoacfsl:SubmitId >

12345

</xoacfsl:SubmitId >

<xoacfsl:RelativePath >

</xoacfsl:RelativePath >

<xoacfsl:IncludeSubDir >

true

</xoacfsl:IncludeSubDir >

</xoacfsl:CFSListRequest >

</SOAP-ENV:Body >

</SOAP-ENV:Envelope >

Is there something else I need to set up?

happling

Until a CFS area is created for the user, that is the result you will get even when asking for the user's root directory. You should be aware that in the production systems, there are charges associated with having a CFS area (even an empty one), but one will be automatically created if you upload a document (CFSUpload). Even if you delete the document again (CFSDelete), the CFS area will now exist, and the error will not appear.

mattpryor

Okay, thanks for the response.

LesMurphy

I got this error too, when adapting the C# Authenticate project. I inadvertently had swapped the userid and password fields being passed to the web service. Evidently this XOA-2909 error can come up if the userid is not in a valid form, eg. T2/xxxxx