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SCGetContainer Issue

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The goal is to move a SC document into a global container field.

I call this and get no error:

SetField(Documents_Dashboard::result;SCSetBaseURL ("http://192.168.1.1:8020/SuperContainer/Files/";"UserName";"Password")

I call this:

SetField(Documents_Dashboard::result;SCSetBaseURL ("http://192.168.1.1:8020/SuperContainer/Files/";"UserName";"Password")

SetField(Documents_Dashboard::gContainer;SCGetContainer( Documents_Detail::_cResourceIdentifierWithRevisionNumber )

Error:

Invalid credentials! The username and/or password passed to the SCSetBaseURL function are incorrect.

Thanks for any suggestions,

-Jeff

Two things to check on here:

1) Sometimes SCSetBaseURL will not return an error when the username and password is incorrect, making you think that the connection was successful when it was in fact, not successful (this has been fixed internally). You will not see this until you try to call another plugin function. I suspect that your username and password may not be correct when you are calling set base URL.

2) Check and make sure that you are using the latest version of SuperContainer Server and the companion plugin, which is 2.792.

  • 1 year later...

I'm also seeing this error today, where I didn't see it last week. And I've confirmed that SCSetBaseURL returns 1 even if bogus credentials are used.

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