on 01-29-2008 8:52 AM
Hi buddies,
Have you ever been suffering from missing messages of SOAP sender adapter?
The java sender program shows that the messaging has been delivered to XI SOAP adapter successfully, but I cannot find it in neither adapter engine, nor integration engine.
BTW, our clients use the XFire technology to generate the soap message and send it without any exception to be throw out.
Any suggestions?
YiNing
Hi YiNing Mao
Please can you verify the log of the XFire whihc will be sedning the SOAP mesage.
even if you are getting successfully delier messages, there may be chances of getting stuck somewhere at sender socket at your Java server end.
Thanks
Swarup
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Hi YiNing,
just check ur WSDL.
may be u can do one thing.....
first check ur WSDL in client tools like XML spy/Sopui....and the request ...check what error u r getting.
regards
biplab
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Hi,
I think this might be the performance problem.
If there are couple of interfaces running simultaneously and the server utilization i.e Memory and Paging capacity is of 90% or more. this kind of problem raised.
some of the data fiels will get missed otu. but as you have said it will be very rare situation.
Thanks
Swarup
if I want to use SOAP sender adapter in asynchronous senario, is there any method that can be used to avoid this issue?
I've been suffering this from gSOAP which using C++, XFire which using Java in different projects.
I found these tools determines whether the receiver system have accepted the soap message by getting the http code 200.
Edited by: YiNing Mao on Jan 29, 2008 5:33 PM
Hello,
If you have a scenario where 100% reliable delievery is required, SOAP over http might be not the best choice,
as http is not a truly reliable protocol.
Things might change with PI 7.1 with WS-RM (Web Service Reliable Messaging), where the WS-RM Layer
supports assured exactly once / exactly once in order delievery.
With best regards
Sebastian
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