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Consumed third party web services are not appearing in Consumer Proxy - SAP NW Portal 7.5

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Dear Experts,

We are using SAP NW Portal 7.5 SP9. We are developing an application wherein we are trying to consume third party (inside network) web services using WSDL URLs via EJB/Web module, which in turn deployed through EAR.

After deployment usually web services consumed will appear 'Consumer Proxy' of SOA in NWA. But it is not appearing in our case neither in consumer proxy nor in 'Software Components' under Classification of Consumer Proxy.

Since creating 'Deploy able' proxy was not working we even tried with 'Standalone' proxy.

Below are the options we tried:

1) Consumed 3rd party WS as Deplyable Proxy
2) Consumed as Standalone Proxy
3) Added a runtime reference to the WSRM application in application-j2ee-engine.xml file and followed all the steps mentioned in the article (https://help.sap.com/viewer/c591e2679e104fcdb8dc8e77771ff524/7.3.18/en-US/4b96e16c4d8e584de10000000a...
4) Created Service Group in which we tried to make Service Reference to the Web Services

We are not getting the desired result i.e.s generating client proxy in portal server via consumer proxy to be used in Web Application. Please note we are not using NWDI tracks. All are DCs are created locally in NWDS which has all the necessary dependent DCs.

NWDS - Ecpilse Neon Release (4.6.0)

Regards,

Manojkumar B

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former_member189220
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Hello Manojkumar,

1.

"After deployment usually web services consumed will appear 'Consumer Proxy' of SOA in NWA"

Only Deployable proxies are displayed in the NWA. Standalone proxies - NOT. Hence, it is not certain the deployable proxy had not been working at first place - if you use the display of the WS client, as a reference (whether it is working or not).

2.

You need to use Deployable Proxy, if you do use WS-RM.

"The standalone proxies are restricted to synchronous services only. If you want to use asynchronous or WS-RM enabled services, you have to create a deployable proxy." extract from Creating Web Service Proxies

Regards,