Difference between revisions of "WebService Diagnosis"
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** Error: The log cannot be written. Possible reason is that the configured log folders do not exist or the user running the web service has no read/write access to the logging folder. | ** Error: The log cannot be written. Possible reason is that the configured log folders do not exist or the user running the web service has no read/write access to the logging folder. | ||
* Check rights structure | * Check rights structure | ||
+ | ** Error: At least one of the configured target directories used to store data (e.g. uploaded photos) does not have the required read/write rights. See the details if there are issues with one of the configured folders. | ||
==== {{UBIK}} Push Service ==== | ==== {{UBIK}} Push Service ==== | ||
* Try to find the service end point | * Try to find the service end point | ||
+ | ** (see the same section in the session management tests above) | ||
* Add push data | * Add push data | ||
+ | ** Error: Adding push data failed. The reason could be a miscofigured service access point for the push service. | ||
* Fetch push data | * Fetch push data | ||
+ | ** Error: No push data received. If this error occurs even if adding the push data worked, the reason could be that the cached push data has been lost because the service had to be restarted or persisting the data in the background failed. | ||
* Reset push data | * Reset push data | ||
+ | ** Error: see description of the possible error(s) described for "Fetch push data". | ||
== See also == | == See also == |
Revision as of 09:48, 16 April 2015
The web service can be tested using the Dignosis function, which can run a diagnosis on the configured UBIK® web service to show possible problems and errors. Once the results are generated, they are presented via the web browser page.
Contents
Start Diagnosis
To run the diagnosis, the installed UBIK® web service path has to be extended by "/Diag". E.g. when the web service is accessible via "https://myserver:777/UBIK/DEMO/UBIKContent.svc" the diagnosis can be run by entering "https://myserver:777/UBIK/DEMO/Diag" into the web browsers address bar.
Result Types
Diagnosis
In the top section, the links to the connected services (Content, Session Management, and Push service) are shown. These can be also be tested by the user clicking the links manually, these connections will are also tested automatically while the test runs.
The following tests are executed check the functionality of the web service. The details of each test run can be shown by clicking on the "Details..." link in the results list.
Session Management
- Try to find the service end point
- Error: The service cannot be reached: Possible reason is an error in the web.config, which cannot be parsed. An other reason can be a faulty configuration of the service in iis.
- Warning: The service end point provides a non-secure connection ("http://"). A connection without transport security should only be used for testing or in internal networks in a trusted enviroment only. This is generally not recommended for a productive environment.
- Warning: The service endpoint provides a secure connection ("https://") but has issues with the certificate provided: e.g. expired validity, non-trusted root authority etc. This means, a connection to the service will still be possible but it is not recommended to use in a productive environment.
- Fetch a token
- Error: The session management service is not configured to testing mode or does not have a valid test login configured in the UBIK® database
- Verify token
- Error: The fetched token is not recognized as a valid token to be used with the content service. A possible reason is that the session management has a different database connection configured.
- Verify if token gets invalid
- Warning: The fetched token is always valid. The reason can be that the setting "TokenRestrictive" is switched off which is not recommended for productive use.
UBIK® Content Service
- Try to find the service end point
- (see the same section in the session management tests above)
- Check database connection
- Error: Database cannot be reached. Possible reason can be a faulty database connection string or the used database server cannot be reached or is blocked by the network configuration.
- Upload a file
- Error: The configured target file system in the database settings is not set correctly to a folder allowing to write data. The reason can be that the user running the UBIK® web service does not have read/write access to the configured target folder.
- Download a file
- Error: The uploaded file (uploaded in the previous test) cannot be downloaded. Possible reasons could be a timeout which is set too restrictive to download the data in time.
- Write logs
- Error: The log cannot be written. Possible reason is that the configured log folders do not exist or the user running the web service has no read/write access to the logging folder.
- Check rights structure
- Error: At least one of the configured target directories used to store data (e.g. uploaded photos) does not have the required read/write rights. See the details if there are issues with one of the configured folders.
UBIK® Push Service
- Try to find the service end point
- (see the same section in the session management tests above)
- Add push data
- Error: Adding push data failed. The reason could be a miscofigured service access point for the push service.
- Fetch push data
- Error: No push data received. If this error occurs even if adding the push data worked, the reason could be that the cached push data has been lost because the service had to be restarted or persisting the data in the background failed.
- Reset push data
- Error: see description of the possible error(s) described for "Fetch push data".