We have customised the episerver.word.wsc script to utilise a better word-to-HTML conversion prior to upload. It seems that [perhaps] as a result from CMS5 to 6 this process became broken and I struggled to get past the somewhat unhelpful PageService.asmx error.

When debugging I found that the shipped script and the customised script managed the page create and content upload part of process. However, the custom version failed at the page-commit stage. The solution was that our Word-to-HTML conversion produced an HTML fragment, rather than a full HTML page. Once the converted content was wrapped in a ‘full’ HTML document the customised process also completed successfully.

Perhaps the webservices have been updated to parse the uploaded data to ensure it conforms to expected web content.

Be sure to ensure any custom conversion provides a full web document for upload.

I intend to cross-post on episerver world site.

Start by checking that you have changed authorization in web.config to allow anonymous calls into OfficeIntegration folder. This section is usually commented out of security reasons.

Next step is to ensure that you have the correct Permissions for functions in admin mide so you are allowed to use the office integration. You should also read the Tech Note on EPiServer World for more information.

Failed to contact EPiServer CMS, make sure the URL is valid and you are authorized to perform this action.
Also do u know how to trace into EPiServer.Word.wsc ?
Thanks

You install the office add-in with an installation program on your computer and it integrates into Office (as a publish button in word). What you see as “activated” in the beginning of you video is only information that this EPiServer site has stored its address locally so the Office-plugin knows where to publish.

The Client components are “Active X”-components that can be installed and executed from the web to get multiple files upload, spell checking and export to excel support in your browser.

There are several things that can block installation of Active X controls since they in most cases are very dangerous. You can have an anti-virus system that prohibits this. It can be policy settings the domain administrator has done for the whole network. It can be the default security in IE that prevents installation. You might not have the administrative rights to install stuff on your computer. A lot of things that can be the cause…

I do not know if you are an administrator or not but you need to go through your partner that can create a support case for this at EPiServer.

//Diego

My lines wherent concidered in yout form, will try again…

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cheers Diego

Yes I did allow anonymous acces according to these lines:

http://world.episerver.com/en/Documentation/Items/Tech-Notes/EPiServer-CMS-5/EPiServer-CMS-5-R2-SP1/Microsoft-Office-Integration/

as allways a great article, im having problems with the add in. It seems to install correctly and I get the add in on word. I also see the sites I activated it for but when I click on them i don’t seem to be able to log in to them. I have put the access rights for the functions and uncommented the web.config part for the add in. I also have the right authentication method is IIS (removed the basic authentication in IIS).Also I have the site in the trusted sites in IE.
The message I get is the following:
Failed to contact EPiServer CMS, make sure the URL is valid and you are authorized to perform this action.[200]

I see all the sites in the add in so it must be able to communicate whit them…
any help would be apreciated. I have a new instalation of episerver CMS 5 R2
cheers
Diego