Solved!!Error when starting HTTP Server

[Former Member]

Hi againg

When restarting the HTTP Server I receive the following error

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HTTP Server. Using Web Configuration View

JVM: Java Virtual Machine initialized

HTTP Server: Java Virtual Machine Loaded

DSAP Filter ‘SAP Ticketcerifier V2.5.2 – PRE-RELEASE – for Lotus Domino R6 only initializing

Cannot find NOTES.INI variable MySapDebug, Debug is turned off

Using NOTES.INI variable MySapPsePath = c:\domino\sap\verify.pse

Cannot find NOTES.INI variable mySapView. Using default settings:$Users

Cannot find NOTES.INI variable MySapSuppressEmptyTicketWarning. Default is used (warning messages are written to the log)

DSAP Filter ‘SAP Ticketverifier V2.5.2 – PRE-RELEASE – for Lotus Domino R6 only started

HTTP Server: DSAPI SAP Ticketverifier V2.5.2 – PRE-RELEASE – for Lotus Domino R6 only Load successfully

Servlet engine initialization was successful

SAP Ticketverifier: invalid ticket

SAP Ticketverifier Message: falling back to Lotus Domino Authentication

HTTP Server Started

SAP Ticketverifier: invalid ticket

SAP Ticketverifier Message: falling back to Lotus Domino Authentication

SAP Ticketverifier: invalid ticket

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Opened the NOTES.INI file and started to look for the variables of mySapView, and MySapSuppressEmptyTicketWarning, but they are not presented in this file

Need help to start looking for error

Regards

Kay-Arne

Message was edited by: Kay-Arne Aarlie

[Former Member]

There are several ways to do this, but for best results on a single installation (versus many), manually add and configure the following SAP TV variables in Notes.ini. Remember to leave a single blank line at the end of the file (a known issue with the last variable not being read):

<b>;===Custom Start===

MYSAPPSEPATH=<your path info goes here>\verify.pse

MySapDebug=<True or False>

MySAPVIEW=<the custom view name, if one is used>

MySapSuppressEmptyTicketWarning=<True or False>

;===Custom End===</b>

[Former Member]

Is it possible to authenticate against several addres books?

Or if that should be impossable, is it possible to check againt a global address list instead of the nab(notes address book?)

Edited by: Steven Kempenaers on Dec 8, 2009 2:03 PM