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Hi jllort, and thank you for helping me with this

As I mentioned in my last post, I get the correct reply in my Opera web browser (version 11.51 build 1087):

HTTP GET not supported

In Internet Explorer (version 9.0.8112.16421) on the other hand, I get this message:

HTTP 405 - Method not allowed

Here, take a look:
Opera:


Internet Explorer:


(Sorry for the image size).

What do you think?

The client computer runs Windows Vista x64.

I will try the addin in the next days on a different computer.

Thanks again

The message HTTP GET not supported it's correct, seems webservices are right in your server.

Which java version do you got installed ? OS etc... and try addin in other computer to ensure the problem is not on some software installed there.

jllort wrote:The message HTTP GET not supported it's correct, seems webservices are right in your server.

Which java version do you got installed ? OS etc... and try addin in other computer to ensure the problem is not on some software installed there.

Now, I've tested the addin on another client. It didn't work.
I tested the addin with demo.openkm.com. It worked, so clearly the problem has to be om my Windows 2003 server.

Here is the specs:
OS: Windows 2003 Enterprise SP2
Java: JRE 1.7.0
OpenKM 5.1.7

Client is running:
OS: Windows Vista Ultimate x64
MS Office 2007
Addin: Office Addin 5.0.0
Java: JSE 1.7.0

Is there anything else you need to know?

:Bjorn

Change to java version 1.6 that could be the problem, we're still not working with that java version and could be some problem with application server.

Tell me if it solved the problem

jllort wrote:Change to java version 1.6 that could be the problem, we're still not working with that java version and could be some problem with application server.

Tell me if it solved the problem

It works perfectly now
Here is what I did:

On the server:
Under the Environment Variables, I added a new System Variable.
Variable name: JAVA_HOME
Variable value: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_16

Then, under the PATH-variable, I added to the Variable value-line:
;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;

Thanks a lot for your help, jllort. I appreciate it

:Bjorn