spml exception with Error "HTTP Response: 302 Found" in ReadJavaRoles

[Former Member]

Hello Experts,

I am facing below error while reading roles from Java system and so, IDM is not able to read roles from java system.

org.openspml.util.SpmlException: HTTP Response: 302 Found

Error in job log as shown below:

source tab information is given below.

IDM version: Version 7.10.71  710_REL

Kindly assist with your valuable suggestions.

Many Thanks,

Pradeep

[former_member2987 · Accepted solution]

Pradeep,

Does your service account have permissions to read/write SPML?

Matt

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Matt,

Thank you for your quick reply.

User used here to read roles from java system already have Assigned actions (Spml_Read_Action & Spml_Write_Action) assigned via role.

I think you are talking about the same. Right ?

Awaiting for your valuable suggestion.

Sorry for the delay 😞 .

Many Thanks,

Pradeep

[bxiv · Accepted solution]

I see you posted on the other IdM thread I was going to link to (too bad it was never answered).  With a 302 error, I believe your auth is correct; but the system is forcing a redirect that IdM isn't expecting.

Are you using httpS or just http for this connection?

Have you tried using http vs https?

Can you open up a browser on the IdM system and confirm with the real information that you are getting what you expect?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Billy,

Thanks for your response.

I am using http.

User used was local UME user and I could see this user has unique id as USER.PRIVATE_DATASOURCE.un:<user> which I think had issue in reading spml service.

I user another user which is not local ume user and unique id is also not private datasource.

After changing the user, I could see that issue was resolved.

Thanks to everyone who put their effort on my issue.

Regards,

Pradeep

[bxiv · Accepted solution]

Don't forget to mark your post correct, for future readers to see what the resolution to the issue was!

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Done. Thanks for info 🙂