on 08-29-2007 9:23 AM
Hi,
I've tried to implement the example of the document "Java Proxies and SAP XI - The Inside Story, Part II". Actually it's not running and I don't know why. Maybe anybody of you already implemented the described scenario successfully and can support me here:
InvokeProxy.jsp
- in the first code line, why is is import="http2Db.ProxyCall"? When I have a look at the coding, I think it should be import="http2Db.InvokeProxy"?
I've created the EAR project and deployed it to the J2EE Engine. When I try to test the scenario invoking the JSP side I just get back "The page cannot be displayed", the normal browser exception message. How can I check what goes wrong? Here I'm wondering that the Send Button of the HTML form in the JSP page invokes the function proxyfun(). That function itself has the following codeline within:
document.frm_proxy.action="ProxySender.jsp"
What's that for a jsp page? I cannot find it in the "Java Proxies[...].pdf"?
BR
Dennis
Hi Gouri,
here is my mail address: deebo@gmx.de
Thanks in advance, maybe it helps
BR
Dennis
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Has nobody tried this scenario before? Cannot imagine as it's always mentioned when there's a question concerning java proxy implementations as a reference
I mean the following documents:
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Dear Dennis,
I have not worked on the exact scenario. But in our scenario we were picking files from FTP server using JAVA Client Proxy and then delivering it to target.
Here we have used NWDS. I have a document on that if you want I will send it to u.
Please give me your mail ID.
-Gouri
Award points if doc is useful
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