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XML IDOC data (hosted on a web server) & handling multiple WSDLs

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Hi ALL,

1)how to design an Interface for picking up an XML IDOC data (hosted on a web server) which will be uploaded to SAP or converted to a file

this is what the customer has given me ..can any one explain me this and help me how to more forward

2).This Interface must use UDDI concept because we are going to use multiple BAPIs /RFCs as WSDLs

what is this mean can any send me some document on this

3).Use web-service navigator concept as we will be handling multiple WSDLs

i worked on 1. to define a place holder in WebAS for holding the

wsdls.

2. publish the wsdls in WebAS UDDI Repostory

but i have never used web-service navigator concept as we will be handling multiple WSDLs what is the difference ..send me some step by step docs ..

thanks very much

RK..

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>>how to design an Interface for picking up an XML IDOC data (hosted on a web server)

You can use SOAP for this

You can publish your WSDL by looking at the below blog

/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/17/xi-how-to-publish-wsdl-generated-from-xi-to-uddi

Thanks

Aamir

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1.I am not clear with the requirement too. THere is no big deal in sending XML to IDOC or File. Based on your requirement you have to import IDOC structure or ify ou are using file, create a structure for the file.

If u are asking about sendin the XML directly without mapping, even you can do that without MM and even IM.

Please be more elaborate and if you are not clear with what client said, paraphrase them or ask again. Its not good to start work unless we are very clear with the requirement.

you can say to my understanding i feel this, now pI will send data like this. Is it correct?

2. More information on UDDI

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UDDI

I dont think you need to worry much about this now with many features provided in ESR especially

3. http://<Host>:<port>/wsnavigator/

The webservices going out of PI are published here.

provide host and port are host and port details of ext system.

Once you enter link in your browser, it shows the available webservices hosted there.

All you need is to click on the required wsdl and test it.

It is as good as sending your data from PI to other system.

It is similar to Altova XML spy but the difference here is you enter the values directly here but in XML spy we send XML .