Preventing Authorization on Customization

Hi Iuri,

I had looked at that item in stackoverflow.com and all it di was refer to the same issue. The solution was to ensure you had your code server side, which I had and it does not make an iota of difference. I have tried that many dozens of times and you ALWAYS get the prompt. So I raised a case with PTC and they responded with this which does in fact work.

In this case, we will use below code format to avoid authentication. You can try to put your required code to this format to avoid this situation.

Please this help for you.

package ext.test;

import java.io.*;

import java.util.*;

import java.sql.*;

import java.text.*;

import wt.util.*;

import wt.inf.container.*;

import wt.pom.*;

import wt.fc.*;

import wt.query.*;

import wt.method.*;

import wt.session.*;

public class getTest implements Serializable, RemoteAccess {

public void execute() throws Exception {

if (!RemoteMethodServer.ServerFlag){

RemoteMethodServer ms = RemoteMethodServer.getDefault();

Class[] argTypes = {};

Object[] argValues = {};

ms.invoke("execute", null, this, argTypes, argValues);

return;

}

        SessionContext.newContext();

SessionHelper.manager.setAdministrator();

// write what are you want to execute - Start

System.out.println();

System.out.println();

System.out.println("####### Start --- getTest");

Transaction trans = new Transaction();

try {

trans.start();

int rand = new Random().nextInt();

WTContainerRef ref = WTContainerHelper.service.getByPath("wt.inf.container.OrgContainer=Demo Organization/wt.pdmlink.PDMLinkProduct=Test_Product");

AdministrativeDomain adminDomain =  ref.getContainer().getDefaultDomain();

AdminDomainRef ref_admi = AdminDomainRef.newAdminDomainRef(adminDomain);

/* wt.epm.EPMDocument|com.ptc.ptcnet.DynamicDocument|com.ptc.ptcnet.Note is a EPMDocument soft type */

LWCNormalizedObject obj = new LWCNormalizedObject("WCTYPE|wt.epm.EPMDocument|com.ptc.ptcnet.DynamicDocument|com.ptc.ptcnet.Note",null, new CreateOperationIdentifier());

//obj.load("name","containerReference","CADName","authoringApplication","ownerApplication","docType","domainRef");

obj.load("name","containerReference","CADName","authoringApplication","ownerApplication","docType","domainRef","Test_IBA");

obj.set("name","Test_Test_TS-"+ rand);

obj.set("containerReference",ref);

obj.set("CADName","Test_Test_TS#-"+rand);

obj.set("authoringApplication","WINDCHILL");

obj.set("ownerApplication","EPM");

obj.set("docType","NOTE");

obj.set("domainRef",ref_admi);

obj.set("Test_IBA","Test_IBA_Value");

obj.persist();

System.out.println("####### obj has been persisted");

String nameValue = (String)obj.get("name");

System.out.println("####### nameValue --- " + nameValue.toString());

EPMDocument epm = (EPMDocument)getLatestIterationOfEPMDocument(nameValue);

System.out.println("####### epm : " + epm.toString());

trans.commit();

trans = null;

}

catch(Throwable t) {

throw new ExceptionInInitializerError(t);

} finally {

if(trans != null) {

trans.rollback();

}

}

System.out.println("####### End --- getTest ");

System.out.println();

System.out.println();

// write what are you want to execute - End

}

public static void main(String[] args) {

try {

getTest serviceInvoke = new getTest();

serviceInvoke.execute();

System.exit(0);

} catch (Exception e) {

System.exit(-1);

}

}

}

This will use the wcadmin user. If you wish to use a different user, I have discovered through trila and error that you can use

SessionHelper.manager.setPrincipal("someuserlogin");

I hope this helps others.

Regards

Ben