Though it is not a show stopper or functionality related issue, we want to know the cause or a way to avoid these exception messages in the log while triggering the workflow(s).  Any hint on this?

! - Error While calling the webservice for sharepoint provider, - Unable to connect to the remote server, Inner Exception :No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 10.1.0.70:40725, Module - C:\WINDOWS\assem
bly\GAC_MSIL\Skelta.EntityDataSourceProvider\3.5.0.0__35d5e592eeafc8b0\S
kelta.EntityDataSourceProvider.dllC:\WINDOWS\assembly\GAC_MSIL\Skelta.EntityData
SourceProvider\3.5.0.0__35d5e592eeafc8b0\Skelta.EntityDataSourceProvider.dll ,
Assembly version = 3.5.9014.1, Source - at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetRequestStream(
) at System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke(String methodN
ame, Object[] parameters) at Skelta.SharePoint.Utility.Proxies.SKResource.GetUser(String
serializedResourceContent) at
Skelta.SharePointDataSourceProvider.SharePointProvider.GetUserFromSPWebService(String serializedData), test, Process - WFEngine.NET2, 3/23/2009 12:10:54 PM

Thanks.

Cause for the issue: This is due to some webapplication unable to connect to Skelta Webservice, However there should not be any functionality issues.

Steps to Resolve: Check for that particular reporsitory how many webapplications are mapped?  If it is more than one make sure all other webapplications are working fine.

Steps to Check:  Goto : SharePoint Central Administration page - Under Skelta Configuration - Click on Manage Skelta settings for SharePoint web applications - Select the repository and see the connectivity Status is valid/invalid for all the webapplications associated to this repository. If any webapplication status is Invalid, then delete them by clicking on delete button under 'Delete Web Settings' column. (attached jpg for your reference)

Thanks, Sri

Srinivasa Rao Pentapati

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