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1. how do you find password

   I need a password for the endpoint getOcdcData() method import call. I grabbed the password from JustWare which was similar to this shorten version for security reasons iDEt4VQlfo57YlwdRT1DK7T..., but not sure if that's correct.

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2. The Next Event option in Search Result Options and Session Header Options should look for the next event that doesn't have a result/status.

   The Next Event option in Search Result Options and Session Header Options should look for the next event that doesn't have a result/status

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3. Access Not Allowed On File Upload Via API

   I am trying to upload to JW via the API, but getting an Access Not Allowed Error when using credentials I know are good. I can log onto the server as the user I am submitting the file upload with, and can view the files in the underlying file share. I am using a Service User that definitely has access to everything. The API is installed properly, I can perform other operations with the same credentials. I know this code works because it works on other servers.

   This is creating a file in the Filing Cabinet Share location, an entry in tblEventActual with the correct info and file size, an entry in devFile with a filestate of 1. The file is not visible in the Justware Case's Filing Cabinet though

   Getting this error when uploading files to the API:
   “Access to the path is denied.”

   Stack Trace:
   at System.IO.Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath)
   at System.IO.File.InternalMove(String sourceFileName, String destFileName, Boolean checkHost)
   at Ndt.IO.FileIO.MoveFile(String sourceFilePath, String destFilePath) in C:\git\productdevelopment\Uinta Sourcecode\Ndt\IO\Ndt.IO\FileIO.cs:line 65
   at Ndt.IO.FileCoordinator.MoveFileToPermanentLocation(String sourceFilePath, String permanentLocation) in C:\git\productdevelopment\Uinta Sourcecode\Ndt\IO\Ndt.IO\FileCoordinator.cs:line 162
   at Ndt.Api.JustWareApi.<>cDisplayClass930.<MoveToPermanentLocation>b_0() in C:\git\productdevelopment\Uinta Sourcecode\Ndt\Api\WebService\JustWareApi.svc.cs:line 1695
   at Ndt.Api.JustWareApi.PerformOperationWhileImpersonated(Action operation) in C:\git\productdevelopment\Uinta Sourcecode\Ndt\Api\WebService\JustWareApi.svc.cs:line 1391
   at Ndt.Api.JustWareApi.MoveToPermanentLocation(IJWDataAccess dataAccess, FileTransferRequestData requestRow) in C:\git\productdevelopment\Uinta Sourcecode\Ndt\Api\WebService\JustWareApi.svc.cs:line 1697
   at Ndt.Api.JustWareApi.FinalizeFileUpload(DataContractBase document, String uploadUri) in C:\git\productdevelopment\Uinta Sourcecode\Ndt\Api\WebService\JustWareApi.svc.cs:line 1311
   at SyncInvokeFinalizeFileUpload(Object , Object[] , Object[] )
   at System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.SyncMethodInvoker.Invoke(Object instance, Object[] inputs, Object[]& outputs)
   at System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.DispatchOperationRuntime.InvokeBegin(MessageRpc& rpc)
   at System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.ImmutableDispatchRuntime.ProcessMessage5(MessageRpc& rpc)
   at System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.ImmutableDispatchRuntime.ProcessMessage11(MessageRpc& rpc)
   at System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.MessageRpc.Process(Boolean isOperationContextSet)

   Code:
   public int UploadFileToCaseAPI(String caseID, String typeCode, String fileName, Stream fs, String notes = null, String category = null, String location = null)
   {
   CaseDocument caseDocument = new CaseDocument();
   caseDocument.CaseID = caseID;
   
   caseDocument.FileName = CleanFileName(fileName);
   caseDocument.TypeCode = typeCode;
   caseDocument.Notes = notes;
   caseDocument.CategoryCode = category;
   caseDocument.Date = DateTime.Now;
   caseDocument.Operation = OperationType.Insert;
   caseDocument.LocationCode = location;

           String url = apiClient.RequestFileUpload(caseDocument);
           logger.Debug("Streaming file to " + url);
           StreamFileToJustWare(url, fs); // this is the same method as in the API documentation 
           List<Key> keys = apiClient.FinalizeFileUpload(caseDocument, url); // FAILS HERE! Only on one of our servers, it works with same credentials on other servers
           return keys.First().NewID;
       }
   

   I am trying to upload to JW via the API, but getting an Access Not Allowed Error when using credentials I know are good. I can log onto the server as the user I am submitting the file upload with, and can view the files in the underlying file share. I am using a Service User that definitely has access to everything. The API is installed properly, I can perform other operations with the same credentials. I know this code works because it works on other servers.

   This is creating a file in the Filing Cabinet Share location, an entry… more

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4. API documentation for older versions

   i learned today that our clients are using JustWare Prosecutor version 5.11.4.3 and 5.11.2.14. The API documentation located at: http://www.documentation.newdawn.com/api/ says that it's for use with JW 6.0.0.0-init.2

   Is there documentation for the older API?

   Thanks!

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