We are trying to use the Java DACS Open API, and are following the tutorial set down.

From tutorial 5 we are generating a dacs lock via the PE codes available to the dacsId requested for via

    public List<String> getUserSubServiceList(Handle dacsHandle) throws InterruptedException
    {
        while (!statusMap.containsKey(dacsHandle)) {
            Thread.sleep(10);
        }

        Vector<AuthorizationUserSubServices> serviceList = new Vector<>();
        AuthorizationCheckStatus status = new AuthorizationCheckStatus();

        try {
            AuthorizationCheckResult authCheckResult = dacsAgent.getUserSubServiceList(dacsHandle, status, SERVICE_NAME, serviceList);
            if (authCheckResult == AuthorizationCheckResult.ACCESS_ALLOWED) {
                return serviceList.stream()
                    .map(AuthorizationUserSubServices::getSubServiceName).collect(Collectors.toList());
            }
        } catch(AuthorizationException ae) {
            LOGGER.error("AuthorizationAgent.getUserServiceList() failed");
        }
        return Lists.emptyList();
    }

and cross checking the returned SubService (PDP) codes against the

authCheckResult = dacsAgent.getPeToSubServiceList(status, SERVICE_NAME, listPeToSs)

to generate the list of PE codes to supply to the Lock.

AuthorizationLock lock = new AuthorizationLock(subscribedService.getServiceId(), AuthorizationLock.OR, peCodes);
byte[] dacsLock = lock.getAuthorizationLock();

The using a checkSubscription call on a RIC

AuthorizationCheckResult authCheckResult = dacsAgent.checkSubscription(dacsLoginHandle, authUsage,
                AuthorizationRequestType.NORMAL_REQUEST_LOGGING, authCheckStatus, SERVICE_NAME, ric, dacsLock);

This call ALLWAYS returns AuthorizationCheckResult.ACCESS_ALLOWED, even for those RICS which are disallowed under DACS, and return an error when requesting over the EMA libraries in real-time.

So the questions are:

1. What are we doing wrong

2. Are we using the correct service name, currently we have it set to hEDD.