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Knowledge Document: Web Client - "HTTP Error 404.15 - Not Found" error when using OpenID Authentication on Windows 2016 Datacenter

Caroline Oest

Environment Content Manager 24.3 Situation When using the Web Client - "HTTP Error 404.15 - Not Found" error may appear when configured OpenID Authentication on Windows 2016 Datacenter See full knowledge document on support portal
- 2 months ago
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Knowledge Document: 'Bad Request - Request Too Long' error when using Web Client configured with OpenID in Windows Server 2016

Caroline Oest

User face the below error when trying to access Web Client configured with OpenID authentication in Windows Server 2016: Bad Request - Request Too Long HTTP Error 400. The size of the request headers is too long. Environment Content Manager…
- 3 months ago
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Knowledge Document: Sample script for login the SDK based application using OpenID authentication

Caroline Oest

Environment Content Manager 23.x Situation For those looking for a sample script for login to SDK-based application using OpenID authentication. Resolution TrimApplication.TrimBinariesLoadPath = @" C:\23.4\cm\x64\ "; //change the path to the…
- 9 months ago
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