on 07-23-2007 6:25 AM
Hello,
I have one scenario
Client (Web Portal (JSP Page)) is on server A and XI on server B.
Suppose I need to send two parameters from my Web Portal (JSP page) to xi to R/3 and it will return some result.
Can I go with Java Client proxy --- xi -- rfc approach.
If not then
Can I go with SOAP Approach -- SOAP -- XI --- RFC approach
a. Pls tell me the steps required for IR and ID (any documents if you have).
b.How can I invoke that generated webservice from my jsp page --- so that my request parameters values go to xi from my jsp page and to R/3 and then result from R/3 to xi and to my jsp page.
Regards
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you can go with any of the approches you've mentioned.
For java proxies, search SDN for keywords "Inside story of Java proxies" .it contains the details of scenario on client java proxies.
for sender soap scenario check the link https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/howtoguides and the SOAP adapter how to guide in XI section.
if your Server A is SAP WebAS then your life will be easier ;)...if not...a bit tough
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Hello All,
Server A is not SAP WebAS.
So for Java Client Proxy --- xi --r/3 approach
I need to deploy my jar files in the server A.
In Client (JSP page) which is in (server A ) I need to pass my xi server (server B)cerdentials( username,password, business service ).
Pls let me know if I am right in my procedure.
Also If the above scenario is sync can this be done by HTTP -- XI --RFC approach
Regards
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