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Downloading and Uploading documents using Desktop Integration generates "Error 0x80080005. Server Execution Failed" error in Windchill 9.1

Modified: 30-Nov-2016   


Applies To

  • Windchill PDMLink 9.1
  • Windchill ProjectLink 9.1

Description

  • On a Windows 7 (64 bit) with Office 2007 (32 bit) the Desktop integration (DTI) (91.6, 64 bit) generates a server error when uploading and downloading documents in Word/PowerPoint/Excel.
  • The documents are uploaded or downloaded, but the attributes are not updated and check in/out is not possible.
  • Error messages:
Error 0x80080005. Server Execution Failed. Error uploading file - Missing CachedContentDescriptor. (Uploading document using DTI)
Message from webpage. ATTENTION: An error occured while uploading the file. Please contact your administrator. Error: [objectError] (Uploading document using HTML interface)

Error 0x80080005. Server Execution Failed. Error generating object attributes, missing object reference. Document has been created but has no content. (Downloading document using DTI)

 
  • Additionally, the Right-click action to Insert Windchill Attribute Field in the DTI shows the error:
Error generating object attributes, missing object reference.  Document has been created but has no content.
   at ParametricTechnology.Windchill.Msoi.Core.Util.WriteLog(Int64 errNum, SourceLevels traceLevel, SafeCollection inserts, String detail)
   at ParametricTechnology.Windchill.Msoi.WTWindows.ClientConnection.ActionResults(String Results, Boolean Cancel)
   at ParametricTechnology.Windchill.Msoi.WTWindows.ClientConnection.evtWCServer_Status(Int64 ErrorCode, String Message, String ClassID)
   at ParametricTechnology.Windchill.Msoi.WTWindows.WCServer._Lambda$__10(String a0, Int32 a1, String a2)
   at ParametricTechnology.Windchill.Msoi.WTServerLib.wtServer.ResponseWorker_DoWork(Object ResponseObject)
   at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.Run(ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)
   at System.Threading.ThreadHelper.ThreadStart(Object obj)
**************** END CRITICAL ERROR ****************
 
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