com.iplanet.sso.SSOException: Service URL not found:session

HI.

I understand that the above error is not too uncommon, but am still not being able to making my AM / WebLogic setup work.

Am in the process of making a simple webservice that can validate a token and return a boolean result.

Even after repeated attempts, whenever I try to programmatically create / validate the token, am getting the error

Service URL not found:session

com.iplanet.sso.SSOException: Service URL not found:session

My setup is:

1. AM 2005Q4 on Windows 2003 Server / x86

2. Webservice for token validation is on WebLogic 8.1 SP4

Both of the above are on the same machine, and there is no agent configured for WebLogic.

I know the problem lies somewhere amongst the following, but its getting pretty baffling now:

1. The -Damconfig option in startWebLogic.sh.

The documentation was ambigious on what this should be, so I tried all combinations.

-Damconfig=AMConfig and the path in classpath

-Damconfig=<entire_path>/AMConfig.properties (though the documentation says that the extension shouldn't be mentioned).

Since there is no agent involved (and I don't see any reason why there should be one), there is no AMAgent.properties involved here.

2. cookie.encode: On AM, what should this value be?

I understand that this option does not encode cookies, but lets the AM WebContainer / WebLogic etc know in what format the cookies are generated. From what I understood, for WebLogic, this should be yes (in the AMAgent.properties file, which I do not have). Should this be true on the SAM server too?

3. I have bad luck!!

Would seriously appreciate any help on this.

Thanks!

[1722 byte] By [ankushkapoor] at [2007-11-26 8:49:22]
# 1

You have posted this question to wrong product forum. For more responses you can try posting it to Access Manager forum.

Anyway with my little knowledge of AM with weblogic here is my suggestion - you can check if the cookies are enabled and the domain in which your webservices reside matches with the domain of AM.

-Rahul

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