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  I am getting the following exception on my UI

"Message from the NSAPI plugin: Internal Server failure, NASPI Plugin.  Cannot Continue."

I could not see any logs.

Any hints?
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What is it you are running, when you get this  error?


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Hi Yan
  Thanks for the link. But it does not say anything about the issues. Any link which says about the common problems for NSAPI?. Or anything related to the log message i posted?
I guess it has something to do with Weblogic, do you connnect to weblogic?

http://objectmix.com/weblogic/578976-internal-server-failure-nsapi-plugin.html




Does this say anything to you:




to debug: add "Debug=3DALL" in iisproxy.ini and look at c:\temp\wlproxy.log=
..

Also run the isapi with the option of:
"Cached ISAPI applicaiton" and set the isolation level to "HIGH"

This is from:

http://objectmix.com/weblogic/551829-internal-server-failure-isapi-plugin.html





One more recommendation at the end of the same web page,
but no info if that helped:

You need to add a WLIOTimeoutSecs paramater to your iisproxy.ini file. The =
default
value is 300 seconds :-) See http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/plugins/plugi=
n_params.html#1143055.

More of the same idea:

http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=3383617

Is it all something which tells you anything useful, do you have access to Weblogic installation,
or you are from the user side of WL?

If so, you need to contact with WL administrators.
HI
  The problem is only one live user is facing such problem...Can this sun one proxy error come due to time problem between browser and proxy only?
It could probably help if you could post more details about your configuration and about
what you are trying to do when you exprience this error.
Hi
  The thing is i dont have direct access to logs..But the config guy told me there was no error on the console...Just on the browser...The user was trying to login and get to home page...But the tricky part is only that guy is facing such problem...we tried from same area, etc but we could not get a proxy timeout issue...SO was thinking whether a client network affect connection between our sun one proxy  server and our app ?
Yes, it looks in all cases this error has to do with some timeout and the remedy was
to increase the timeout time in somewhere in configuration.
I guess, most commonly this problem is associated with Weblogic plugin, but
I guess there may be different NSAPI plugins.  

What means - I could not see any logs ?  
Hi
  I agree it is connection error and most probably between client network to proxy network.
  IS there any way to tell the weblogic plugin to stop printing the error i.e., to be silent ? :)
So you do have Weblogic plugin?
Did you try those recommendstions which they have in that links  which I sent earlier?

You need to add a WLIOTimeoutSecs paramater to your iisproxy.ini file. The =
default
value is 300 seconds :-) See http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/plugins/plugi=
n_params.html#1143055.

Increase this timeout number,
Then they aslo wrote how to add debugging output

That's what they write about debugging:
to debug: add "Debug=3DALL" in iisproxy.ini and look at c:\temp\wlproxy.log=
Thanks for all the info..But the problem is only a specific user is getting this error.
So i was just thinking whether it can be due to his network problems
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Thanks for the tip