Great difficulty registering a context in DFS productivity layer

First of all, I am getting the following error registering a context using ContextFactory in productivity layer:

10:13:30,931 INFO [STDOUT] 10:13:30,931 INFO [DocumentumWSProxyAdapter] Initializing the EMC Documentum web service adapter.10:13:35,649 INFO [STDOUT]

com.emc.documentum.fs.rt.impl.servicemodel.ServiceModelException: Service descriptor file not found: "service-core-service-model.xml".10:13:35,649 INFO [STDOUT] at com.emc.documentum.fs.rt.impl.servicemodel.JavaBeanTreeFactory.getModuleByName(

JavaBeanTreeFactory.java:109)10:13:35,649 INFO [STDOUT] at com.emc.documentum.fs.rt.context.ContextFactory.getVersionedUrl(

ContextFactory.java:191)10:13:35,649 INFO [STDOUT] at com.emc.documentum.fs.rt.context.ContextFactory.makeRegistryUrl(

ContextFactory.java:166)10:13:35,649 INFO [STDOUT] at com.emc.documentum.fs.rt.context.ContextFactory.register(

ContextFactory.java:130)

..............

Can anyone provide any details about this "service-core-service-model.xml" file?

Thanks

Bobbyw

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zhou_simonq

these info are marked as "INFO" in jboss output. I don't whether they matter. Did you get exception on client side when registering service context? Can you use the registered context to do some operations, such as import/checkout, etc?

btw, which version of DFS do you use? what's the version of Content Server?

- simon

bobbyw

Yes, there was an exception on the client, I couldn't get a registered context that I could use. DFS and content server are version 6.5 sp2.

I tried even entering args (module, service root) directly into register() call, to no avail.