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We currently have some windows only backend code which runs on the appserver for authorisation with AD when deployed on a windows server. This code references .net objects. This does not seem to work. Can anyone say whether this is going to work? I'm wondering if there is a parameter somewhere which allows me to do this...
-Darren
Hi
We currently have some windows only backend code which runs on the appserver for authorisation with AD when deployed on a windows server. This code references .net objects. This does not seem to work. Can anyone say whether this is going to work? I'm wondering if there is a parameter somewhere which allows me to do this...
-Darren
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Hi Darren,
I just verified executing encrypt and decrypt functions in PAS for OE and it worked fine in windows and linuxx86_64.
Hi
We currently have some windows only backend code which runs on the appserver for authorisation with AD when deployed on a windows server. This code references .net objects. This does not seem to work. Can anyone say whether this is going to work? I'm wondering if there is a parameter somewhere which allows me to do this...
-Darren
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Thanks for the quick response. Its fine. I only use it to query some AD stuff which I can get by having this passed in using environment variables.
How about the OpenSSL library. We currently make use of encryption and this seems to fall over too. I'm just getting a message in the lo file saying "Unable to load ssl library (12144)". I would have thought that this would work...
-Darren
The ABL encrypt(), message-digest(), and key generation function in a PAS for OE session use the OpenSSL's crypto library and must work. Based on what you are reporting we will go back and retrace the tests to verify whether we are seeing the same behavior you are.
Mike J.
"The APR based Apache Tomcat Native library which allows optimal performance in production environments was not found on the java.library.path". I wonder if this is the issue.
It seems to work fine on our linux box. I'm just going to put this down to developer studio.
I could envision the APR error showing up if the PAS for OE server's HTTPS was configured to use the native OpenSSL libraries. But unless you changed it manually, the PAS for OE server's HTTPS configuration is Java JSSE. The ABL sessions ( where your business logic's encryption functions run ) is in a separate process and would not share the same OpenSSL libraries even if APR was configured in the PAS server.
Knowing that the encryption worked in UNIX is a big help in understanding this. So far I've kind of focused in on the PAS for OE server itself. But you indicated that you were downloading something for developer studio - so I have to ask if the errors are showing up while using PDS OE or when you are starting and testing your application in a standalone PAS for OE server?
Mike J.
Hi Darren,
I just verified executing encrypt and decrypt functions in PAS for OE and it worked fine in windows and linuxx86_64.
Hi
Thanks. For some reason mine has also started working. It seems a reboot solves everything....