CXF : unable to login on soap service about safekeeping HOT 10 OPEN

Let me run a test, and I'll get back to you

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I made some update to the WSDL file and the sapi.jar file. Can you please resync the repo and retry?

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Many thanks for your quick reply !

Same thing with fresh new deployment.
Can you confirm I am requesting soap service the right way ?

In cxf-test you are using a boolean to switch between CSP or PSC login ; is there something I need to specify to login using PSC and SOAP ? I haven't found any detection mechanism in code that instantiate pscConnectOptions or cspConnectOptions.

Have you a working authentication example request/scenario using SOAP requests ?

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I never tried to use soap directly.
The only thing I can do is use Java or C# and dump the soap call

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Ok.

Is it possible to expose directly "loginPsc + loginCsp" additionally to "login" soap actions ? (each one linked to corresponding type "pscConnectOptions + cspConnectOptions")

Or adding another parameter in "login" to specify "auth_type(psc|csp)" in order to create the object with the right class ? ("pscConnectOptions"/"cspConnectOptions" and not "connectOptions" => like you do in your cxf-test app with a boolean)

I suppose it's this test that fails (or equivalent method in safekeeping-external/etc) :

Object never match conditions instanceOf(pscConnectOptions|cspConnectOptions) because it's always created with parent ConnectOptions class through soap service (instead of child classes pscConnectOptions/cspConnectOptions)

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Yes I can. Let me work on that

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I created 2 new API loginCsp and LoginPsc
Please use LoginPsc should solve your issue

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It works !! :) (I've made some corrections in prepare.sh to make it work)

I get a token in xml response, I've tried to pass it to HTTP Auth-token header but it throws a 500 with UnrecognizedToken exception. Am I using it the right way ?

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do you get this error with the connect method?
What language are you using? Why can you not use the WSDL to generate the stub?
if you want to see a fully working client for the SOAP service, please check the sample https://github.com/vmware/safekeeping/tree/master/safekeeping-cxf-test

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I was getting this error with isConnected (loginPsc, then isConnected [with Auth-token]).

I've made new tests, so now :

• loginPsc return 200 with token
• connect (with Auth-token header) return 500 with Can't load library: /opt/safekeeping/safekeeping-cxf/build/install/safekeeping-cxf/lib/lib64/libjDiskLib.so (there are some .so in this path but not this one - and I haven't found it in another location on disk)
• isConnected (with Auth-token header) return 200 with false
• ... other actions (getAllDumps/getRepositories/...) return 200 (with Auth-token header), but all body are empty => I suppose it's the expected behavior because of isConnected=false

I confirm that using workflow loginPsc/connect/isConnected (instead of loginPsc/isConnected) fixes UnrecognizedToken exception (even if I get a 500 on connect action).

I'm not using any language, only pure SOAP requests ; I'm querying /sdk entrypoint with SoapUI - wich generates stubs from SOAP wsdl/xsd url (great for basic/quick testing : in soapUI, create new SOAP project and paste /sdk?wsdl url in "initial wsdl" field, it will construct some tree views and generate sample requests).

EDIT : I'm using VMware-vix-disklib-7.0.3-19513565.x86_64.tar.gz (with openjdk 11.0.15 / debian 11)

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