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Troubleshooting the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Client Installation Troubleshooting the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Client Installation Troubleshooting: HTTP Error 500 (or 500.21) - Internal Server Error Handler Troubleshooting: HTTP Error 500 (or 500.21) - Internal Server Error Handler Troubleshooting: HTTP Error 500 (or 500.21) - Internal Server managedpipelinehandler execute_request_handler 500 Error Handler Troubleshooting: Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Client does have styles and images are missing Troubleshooting: Could not load type 'System.ServiceModel.Activation.HttpModule' from assembly 'System.ServiceModel...' Troubleshooting: 401 - Unauthorized: Access is denied due to invalid credentials. Troubleshooting: HTTP Error 500 (or 500.21) - Internal Server Error Handler Troubleshooting: HTTP 500.13 - The request cannot be processed because the amount of traffic exceeds the Web site's configured capacity Troubleshooting: Server Error in '/' Application. Access Denied Troubleshooting: Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage Troubleshooting: A server error occurred and the content cannot be displayed Troubleshooting: A fatal error occurred. The connection to SQL server cannot be established Troubleshooting: Reports that are saved as Excel or Word files are blank Troubleshooting: Decreased Performance When Running Reports in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Client TOC Collapse the table of content E
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bugs I encountered have been properly disinsected by Microsoft, so other than the workarounds I suggested, there is an option to apply the hotfix and forget http://vjeko.com/bug-theater-in-web-services-3 about that one. Today, I’ll explain a not so critical bug, as the one yesterday, but depending on what exactly you do with Web services, it may be more than just a nuisance. Hello, bug #3: accessing WSDL without database-wide permissions. Problem This one is very simple to repeat, and you don’t need any coding. You simply need to have a Windows login which only has internal server roles assigned for a single company. Follow these steps: Add a Windows login to your NAV database, assign it to SUPER role, and specify company for that role. For example: Synchronize the login, if necessary. Publish a page as a Web service, say 21 Customer Card, call it whatever Restart the NST (the Web services part). Open the browser as the user you defined in step internal server error 1. Navigate to the WSDL of the Web service defined in step 3, e.g. http://localhost:7047/DynamicsNAV/WS/Page/Customer At this point, this is what the server returns: “The remote server returned an error: (500) Internal Server Error.” Now do a funny thing. Access the same Web service, but as a user who has database-wide SUPER role (SUPER without a company name specified). Now you get WSDL as expected. Now repeat the same as the user with only company-level SUPER role. Guess what – no more errors. The server happily returns the WSDL. So, a one-sentence description of symptoms is this: a user with only company-level access cannot read WSDL of a Web service unless a user with database-wide SUPER access has previously read the WSDL of the same service. I can’t tell exactly what’s happening under the hood, but I imagine it’s some security glitch which prevents the user to read WSDL unless the user has database-wide SUPER access. If a database-wide SUPERman has already read the WSDL, it seems to be cached, and returned to anybody else from cache, regardless of their security permission. So, it may be that accessing WSDL without database-wide SUPER role is prohibited by design,