The complete message says:
Couldn’t get remote service: ‘servoy.IJasperReportService’ for a not authenticated client
I know you have to put ‘servoy.IJasperReportService’ into the Server configuration field trustedRemotePlugins, and we did that.
But that seems not to help, our clients get that message above in their console and on the server log when they start up.
Could it be that the core-problem is that Java loads all the plugins from the cache already, while the client’s user is not authenticated so far by login?
Ok, we will investigate how that could be. We are not calling the plugin before a user is logged in, as we would not know which report the user might want to print.
Maybe that message is generated by Servoy when it builds up the complete system and sees that the plugin is referenced in the code?
Did you guys figure this out? I am having the same error. I have changed the client’s authentication procedure, using an authentication and login module… But why would it interfere with loading plugins I don’t need yet?
Couldn’t get remote service: ‘servoy.IJasperReportService’ for a not authenticated client
No, we could not figure it out and classified this server log message as not critical, as printing with Jasper works fine.
It is just not first priority for us at the moment.