"Unexpected 302 status code received from MOCA server."

"Unexpected 302 status code received from MOCA server."

Problem

 I receive the error: "Unexpected 302 status code received from MOCA server." while trying to connect to a JDA WMS cloud instance in Cycle.

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Solution

This error occurs when the cloud URL is used without /service on the end of the connection string. While other MOCA connection applications do not require the /service, Cycle must have it on the end in order to connect.

Example:

JDA Cloud URL:

https://instanceName.jdadelivers.com

Cycle connection step:

Given I connect to MOCA at "https://instanceName.jdadelivers.com/service" logged in as "USER" with password "PASSWORD"

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