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Hi All,
Has anyone come across this error when testing a web service with the built in Tester (Administration - > Classic soap web services).
This is a clean installation of V12 Patch 28 Server. I also seem to experience this on a difference installation…
Review credentials setup in services
Review antivirus setup. Start by stopping/disabling antivirus, if Syracuse starts then you will need to whitelist Syracuse in the anti-virus settings
Fix.
Navigate to Administration > Administration > Servers > Hosts
Select the host from the list and click Edit
Enter a positive value in the Number of Web service child processes box
Save and Test
Increase the timeout settings by a factor .
1. Navigate to Administration > Administration > Hosts
2. Click edit on you server
3. Increase the Return Request Timeout
4. Test
The timeout is in seconds, this value should be increased cautiously…
Cause :
Syracuse user is not linked to folder users.
Fix
1. Navigate Administration > Users > Users
2. Locate the username
3. Click edit and ensure there is a linked user on the respective folder
NB. If the folder has a username that exact…
Cause :
Services failing to communicate.
Fix .
1. Test by using telnet utility
2. If telnet fails, switch off firewall
3. Test
NB. All communication ports need to be configured as exceptions on the firewall.
1. Locate the server on which syracuse is installed.
2. Locate installation disk (eg C, F etc)
3. log files are located in ...\syracuse\logs
For errors, you can review latest files after ordering by date.
1. Login into X3 system
2. Navigate to Administration > Utilities > About
take note of the web server version
How to folder patch level
https://www.sagecity.com/za/sage-x3-south-africa/f/enterprise-management-formerly-sage-x3-south-africa-general…
1. Login into X3 system
2. Navigate to Administration > Utilities > About
3. Click on a folder on the list displayed
Take note of the version displayed.
NB. The page also displays runtime version and ports used.