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ESB Toolkit.exceptionHandling Error - The application does not exist - Any ideas?

Hello

I am getting following error while attempting to run the Management Portal for ESB Toolkit 2.0:

Event Type: Warning Event Source: ENTSSO Event Category: Enterprise Single Sign-On Event ID: 10536 Description: SSO AUDIT Function: GetConfigInfo (SSOProperties) Application Name: ESB Toolkit.exceptionHandling Error Code: 0xC0002A04, The application does not exist

I am using SSO config store for the ESB Config. However, looking in the esb.config file, there is no section, like there is for the other esb SSO applications.

Why might this section (and therefore the SSO app) be missing? How can I set it up?

Thanks for any help with this

Andrew

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