I have created web service to add documents to document tab. Implemented Web Service is working properly as part of VS
2008 development environment. But publishing Web Service on IIS and and
attaching Document to newly created Contact cause problems . and it gives a error message "unable to insert history".
the iis user has got full permission over the folder. iam wondering why it is working well within vs2008 and when the web services deployed to iis comes with an error "unable to insert history" for adding documents to document tab. your help is much appreciated
Sorry to up this old topic, but today I have the same problem and I can't find any solution...
I need to programmatically add a document (or at least history with pdf attachment), but I always get this error message : "Unable to insert history"...
It works within the IDE Visual Studio 2008 but once deployed as a dll and used, the methods always throw this message.
With a fwk app you could potentially login as any user to do the attaching, if it is a plugin however the security permissions will be inherited from the logged in user.
In fact this is a framework application in PHP, which use Act Framework via the COM Interoperability. There's another topic of mine where it's better and fully explained.
When I work in my "dummy test" C# project in Visual 2008 to test framework methods, I manage to insert histories and note. After that, I just put these right methods into a dll that I use with COM Interoperability in my PHP source.
At this time, when I call the method which should insert a history, I obtain this error message (unable to insert a history).
I heard above that this could come from the IIS that doesn't have the right permission to access the folder... Where and how I can verify the permissions of my IIS (I use Apache 2.2) ?
It may not be IIS permissions. I assume somewhere in your application your calling the LogOn method of ActFramework. Whom are you loggin in as? The current Act user or are you using an administrative account?
My LogOn method is the same everywhere, and I definitely log on as an administrator, not simple user. I verified in the accounts menu of ACT.
Under this administrative account, I'm able to create a history inside ACT, and also programatically in a test project developped in C# (under VS C# Express). Although, I still can't manage to programatically create a history from my PHP application.
I'm using PHP 5.3.2 and Apache 2.2, but the error message comes from ACT it self when I call the CreateHistory method via the COM Interoperability : "Unable to insert a history".
Histories are attached to the attachments folder in the supplemental file folder of the act database in question. We could check to see if the users attempting to attach documents to this location have permission to it.
