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I'm running Vault 9.1 on a Surface Book laptop, and some of the dialogs are incorrectly sized, where I can't see portions of the form. In another window, everything mostly is sized fine, except for the tiny tool bar buttons. The resolution is 3000x2000 on the device.

ajj3085, We made some changes in Vault 9.1 to work around the issue as it doesn't look like Microsoft is going to respond anytime soon to the bug requests we made regarding Shared Projects. Please try Vault 9.1 to see if it helps with some of these issues. I'll upgrade this weekend and report back.

Could you test against your server on your machine not using SSL once? Try once with just the Java CLC first. Does the Java CLC outside of Teamcity work from another machine using SSL? Hi Beth, sorry it's been a while, but I finally got back to this. The TeamCity build agent was also not connecting...

Beth wrote:Looks like Microsoft made some changes, so we will be making some changes to account for that. The developer has this fix scheduled, and they'll be working on it for a release.

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That's great to hear! Look forward to the fix being released.

To summarize, it looks like it's been established that --You can use the Vault Java CLC from the machine with TeamCity separately with no issue. --You can use the Vault Java CLC against our demo server. --The correct Vault Java CLC DLLs have been dropped into the same location as the old Vault Java...

Could you try hitting our Vault demo server using your Java CLC? login: guest1 password: guest1 server: vaultdemo.sourcegear.com (unless you're using Pro, then it's vualtprodemo.sourcegear.com) So that you can see the structure ahead of time, just go to http://vaultdemo.sourcegear.com/vaultservice/...

I just noticed your URL in the error says https. Java has extra steps for using SSL. Follow the instructions in this KB article: http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=10526. Yes, I have SSL required for Vault. I never had to do that for Vault 8; are you sure that document applies to me? I'm...

I've tried using Fiddler to capture the traffic but it doesn't look like Java apps can be captured. Any way to log the actual HTTP requests?

Open a web browser on your TeamCity machine and see if you can reach the Vault code from there. The url is http://<your Vault server>/vaultservice/vaultweb. Try to login as the same user you're using in the Java CLC. If you can't reach it from the web client then I'll need to see the error it gives...

Beth wrote:What error do you receive separate from TeamCity?

The error I posted above is what I see in the command prompt window when I try the CLC manually.

There's a new project, Shared Project, in VS 2015. You can add it to Vault fine, but the source control status icons don't display next to the project or other files in those solutions. All the other types of projects seem fine.

Did you place the Jars into the correct location at <TeamCity Data Directory>/plugins/VaultAPI/lib folder? Would it be possible to have you try a Get against the Vault Java CLC separately from TeamCity? The command you will use will look something like vault GET -host myvaultserver -user username -...

Beth wrote:The error you received tells me that your Java CLC is still at Vault 8. You will need to download the latest Java CLC and overwrite your current one with it.

I did; the file was vaultJavaCLC_9_0_0_452.zip.

Upgrading to Vault Standard 9, and I can't seem to connect using the Java CLC. The Vault GUI client works fine (from another computer) and I can connect via the web browser on the computer which experiences the issue. The error is: <vault> <error> <exception>System.Exception: The connection to the s...

I'll be using both VS2013 and 2015 Professional on Win10. Not planning on using it as a server, just a development workstation.