When using newer versions of the ALM Connector, if you tried to setup a RestGrid (/almzmfws/services/SernetProxyHttpServer), it would return an error such as:
Attempts to execute the updatePartPackages ARM-ZMF Web Service fail with the following error message: Please implement com.serena.zmf.service.ZMFPackageServicesSkeleton#updatePartPackages
When installing ARM 1.1 for the first time or configuring a new ARM environment, Section 5 - Setting Up a Release Calendar (Page 54 of the ARM 1.1 Getting Started Guide) needs to be executed before Section 4 - Configure and Redeploy Release Package (Page 39). Failure to do so will result in various errors being encountered attempting to redeploy the Release Package mashup
Attempts to use the getComponents ARM-ZMF Web Service against packages that contain new components (i.e. components that do not exist in the CMN ZMF baseline library) are failing with the following error : GetComponents Service Error .
ServerPortID: 1602 PromotionLevel: :2 Parameter "LastMessage" is wrong , it should be "Failed" and the parameters "SiteName", "PromotionName" and "PromotionLevel" contain parts of the timestamp.
While testing implementation, it is good practice to have CmdLineWait() call a batch file. From the batch file, it is possible to setup the command line environment, PATH and other variables and output DOS error messages to a text file. This will give you much more visibility in terms of errors.
The above file contains fixes for the following 2 defects. 1. DEF170931: ARM-ZMF Web Services issuing invalid error when incorrect userid specified 2. DEF176990: Problems with optional tags in PACKAGE/PRM_HIST/LIST service
This can either be a self-signed certificate or a certificate obtained through a trusted certificate authority. Note that self-signed certificates will encrypt the user data but will result in a warning message to end users that the certificate may not be valid. The environment will dictate which type of certificate is appropriate; for intranet environments, a self-signed certificate may be sufficient.
