Autodesk Vault

[#1]

I ran a quick test, and everything worked for me when I passed in Nothing
for the array values.

Dim newUser As User = adminSvc.AddUser("VBTest1", "", "", "", "", True,
Nothing, Nothing, Nothing)


Doug Redmond
Software Engineer, Autodesk Inc.

[#2]

Seems to work ok now, I had some other sloppy code that was messing things up.

[#3]

I have this problem aswell. It seems I cant pass in null for roles and vaults.

This is C# and Vault 2010 API.

admSvc.AddUser(“TestUser”, “pwd”, VaultConnection.VaultAdminService.AuthType.Vault, “name”, “lastname”, “email@email.com“, true, null, null);

I get soap exception 155:
155 | IllegalNullParam | A null value was passed in where a null value is not allowed.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong? I want to set administrator role and check all vaults.

Thanks

[#4]

I just ran a test in Vault 2010, and passing in
null still works for roleIdArray and
size=3>vaultIdArray. 

Looking at the code from your post,
face="Times New Roman" size=3>the 'atype' parameter looks wrong.  It should
be AuthTyp, with no 'e' at the end.  Did you copy and paste directly from
your source code?  Is there a chance that any of the other parameters could
have a null value?

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[#5]

You're right! The user name was null for some other reason. I just didn't realize that.

Thanks!

[#6]

How do I set the added user to be a member of all vaults?

[#7]

Call GetAllKnowledgeVaults in the Knowledge Vault Service to get a list of
all the vaults.
Call AddUser in the Admin Service to create a new user with the proper Vault
membership.
Call UpdateUserInfo in the Admin Service to update the Vault membership of
an existing user.

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