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SOAP and SDK

Valentine

Seeing that Interwoven released SOAP license for 6.7.1 on the support site, I assume that was done in order to help customers that did not have it and want to use the new Workflow Builder.

Am I right assuming that, I can now use CS SDK/SOAP::Lite to work with the TS server?

I've tried testing CS SDK samples, but they do required cssdk.jar, which I assume is part of the CS SDK.

Next step, I'll try SOAP::Lite.

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Bill Klish

I believe you want to download and install the cs sdk 3.1 release from the support site so you have the required jar files available to use soap.

Valentine

But I do not need anything else to use Perl, right?

SOAP license is there.

I've tried SOAP::Lite and all get is either a "500 error" from the fcgiwrap or empty responses ...

Migrateduser

It might be helpful to see the SOAP fault message in full. Can you please post that?

Valentine

The stubs generated by SOAP::Lite 0.69 do not seem to work.

The CSContext is not serialized.

The stubs by SOAP::Lite 0.55 do work.

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Gregg Faus

Kudos to Interwoven for opening up Content Services to licensed TeamSite holders. This was a smart move.

Valentine

Now, let's hope java api's will be released too.