Howdy - first I have a very basic question. Does Domino already have a “HTTP-proxy Servlet” running so that when I configure proxy-config.properties to allow users access to Google, Quickr, and widgets, I am actually configuring the servlet, or is there some HTTP-proxy Servlet that I am supposed to purchase and install separately? (if so, which one works on Windows server?)
My problem is when an iNotes user in Preferences and attempts to add a Quickr Place *(Quickr server is running on Domino/Windows). Can’t do it…using a variety of URLs such as http://mystery.teamapps.com/lotusquickr, gets the message “Unable to connect to the server. Make sure the URL is correct, and then try again.” and at the same time the server console on iNotes server says “HTTP JVM: SEVERE: CLFAD####E: Exception occurred servicing request for: /xsp/proxy/QuickrProxy/http/mystery.teamapps.com/lotusquickr/dm/atom/libraries/feed - HTTP Code: 500”.
So the duty of the iNotes server is to act as a proxy to go fetch a list of libraries from the Quickr server. But it is not doing this.
Help!
Otherwise, iNotes works fine, Sametime integration works fine, SSO works fine to Sametime and Quickr servers from browser, Quickr works fine from a browser, etc. Just the iNotes + Quickr integration is the problem. I was hoping this was a 8.5 beta problem, but still is causing me grief on the 8.5 gold version.
This error indicates that there was no policy document found for the currently authenticated domino user.
Please ensure that you have set up and applied a policy with a security settings document that contains whitelist information for the proxy.
Please also make sure that you are authenticating with the Domino server as a user and the database you are testing with is not set up for anonymous access for testing.
I have installed the very last FP8203 for Quickr on Domino and also for the connectors … I have tried several options with the properties files … ( Even if i was pretty sure of what i did at first ). Same, same problem happening …
Anybody having any news ??? …
By the way, i have another issue well documented but very frustrating and slowing down installations : No support for XP 64 bits neither VISTA 64 bits ???
iNotes hotfixes to the best of my knowledge have never been part of Domino fixpacks.
Please apply the latest 8.5 iNotes hotfix and see if the problem resolves itself. If it does not, I will walk you through setting up logging for the proxy and we’ll get to the bottom of your issue.
Definitely should not be giving you a 404… unless the adapter is failing to load.
Try deleting ( make a backup first ) of the jvm and xsp directories in the domino directory.
/Domino/jvm
/Domino/xsp
Then install the server back down on top of it. It should layout these files again, and older files should no longer be there.
I highly doubt that you’ll get a 404 message again. But please be sure to follow the instructions for moving the whitelist from the properties file into Domino Policies.
We are working on a hotfix on this issue already. Both the iNotes team and the Quicker team have been working on a fix. It is in the process of being tested. When we have more results we will share that with you. I will have this thread updated as soon as we have more information.
This is Michael Montani from IBM Lotus Quickr Domino L2 Support. Unfortunately, the problem here appears to be a misleading sample file.
On your iNotes mail server, make sure that the C:\Domino\Data\properties\proxy-config.properties file actually points to a valid policyX.url. The sample contains:
policy2.url=http://your_quickr_server:10038/
but note that the port number should match what’s actually being used on your Quickr server. You shouldn’t need to specify an alternate port if you don’t have a nonstandard configuration on your Quickr server. Therefore, in most cases, a section as follows should work:
