[ogsa-hpcp-wg] Globus Status

[Peter G. Lane]

I have the create and terminate operations implemented and working locally. I will put up an 
endpoint sometime today, and by them will hopefully have the other operations implemented. Is there 
a WSDL snipit or something of this "Show job output" operation, or does this just mean that I have 
an FTP server running?

Problems
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I am unable to get responses from either of the .Net implementations using my client. My SOAP 
message logging show that the client message is going out, but nothing is ever received back. Are 
these services still up?

I tried using my client on the Platform service (service URL https://plato.dreadnought.org), but I 
got an error saying that the client couldn't find the correct CA. I did download and install the CA 
cert and have debug output showing it was loaded, so I'm wondering if anyone has had success with 
this service recently. If so, Chris, could I get the public certificate of the server to help in my 
debugging?

After agreeing that we wouldn't use EPRs, I'm confused about the use of them on the wiki. I did what 
others did and didn't bother implementing support for the WS-Addressing SOAP headers. The Platform 
EPR is trivial so that's not a problem. The GenesisII EPR, though, is very non-trivial. That said, I 
see that some clients have indeed talked to the GenesisII endpoint, so I'm rather confused. Did I 
miss a discussion where it was decided that full WS-Addressing support was now mandatory?

Finally, I tried to use the CROWN endpoint too, but I get the following error:

Authentication failed [Caused by: Defective credential detected [Caused by: [JGLOBUS-96] Certificate 
"C=CN,ST=Beijing,L=Beijing,O=company,OU=department,CN=localhost" expired]]

Peter
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