The HTTP request is unauthorized with client authentication scheme 'Negotiate'. The authentication header received from the server was 'NTLM,Basic realm="localhost"'
To fix this problem open Microsoft.Practices.ESB.UDDIPublisher.exe.config in the bin folder and change the credentialType tag from "Windows" to "Ntlm".
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Hi,
I am running the Microsoft.Practices.ESB.UDDIPublisher.exe and am getting the error:
Bootstrap failed. The entity uddi:esb:transporttype is not owned by the publisher.
I am using Windows authentication. What might be wrong??
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Payal
I have not encountered this error but here are some suggestions of fixes to errors that found while running the UDDI publisher:
1) Open the UDDI site before you run the tool. It appears that bootstrap errors can occur if security is not configured on the site first.
2) You must run the UDDI publisher on the same machine that UDDI is installed. Remote installation will not work.
3) Clear the SSL checkbox or andd https to all the URIs in the config file. This can cause all sorts of strange errors.
Again, none of these produced your error exactly, but they did produce some installation errors.
I have to do a remote installation because I don't have access to UDDI web application machine. I went through the security, authentication (Login failed and SSL required issues. Finally I got stuck at this error Error Creating UDDI entries, UDDI Install Path not found. It gets to creating the key for ESB in the UDDI tables. uddi:esb:keygenerator then fails with Error Creating UDDI entries, UDDI Install Path not found. Any help will be appreciated thanks..
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