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LGA
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hi,

After creating my web service I used the transaction soamanager to test my service but when I click on open web service navigator for selected binding to an error in the browser :

local:8000/wsnavigator call was terminated because the corresponding service is not available.

Note

The termination occurred in system ECC with error code 404 and for the reason Not found.

The selected virtual host was 0 .

thank you for your help

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Hi,

This means WSNavigator is not configured (or not available). Please consult your BASIS team for correct configuration.

You can also access WSNavigator by using following url:

http://<yourhost>:<java port>/wsnavigator

If this is not working on your ECC system then you can try this on any system where Java stack is available (i.e. PI or CE)

Java port = usually 50000 but check in SMICM for correct port number or ask for BASIS help.

regards,

Gourav

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hi,

>

> After creating my web service I used the transaction soamanager to test my service but when I click on open web service navigator for selected binding to an error in the browser :

>

> local:8000/wsnavigator call was terminated because the corresponding service is not available.

> Note

>

> The termination occurred in system ECC with error code 404 and for the reason Not found.

> The selected virtual host was 0 .

>

> thank you for your help

Follow these steps-

(I) Checking Domain name of WSDL

a) Open SOAMANAGER and navigate to "Business Administration" tab.

b) Click on "Web Service Administration" link

c) In "Search Pattern" search for your Webservice and click on "GO".

d) Select the line and click "Apply Selection" button

e) The details of your service definition is displayed. Click on "Open WSDL document for selected binding" link.

f) Copy the URL. Make a special note of your domain Name. Eg: "http://xxxxx.com:"

(II) Checking J2EE setting in SOAMANAGER

a) Go back to your SOAMANAGER home page by clicking "Back" link.

b) Select "Technical Configuration" Tab and click on "System Global Settings".

c ) Select "Access Information J2EE server" Tab and note down your J2EE host settings.

Note: If there are no J2EE host settings, then you probably get them from your BASIS team. Once you get the details, save the host settings.

(III) Clearing the WSDL Port Type error

a) Follow steps (a) thru (d) in Part I and click on 3rd link- "Open Web Service navigator for selected binding".

b) Now your WS Navigator is open. Your work starts here. Provide the WSDL URL from Part (I).f step when asked for "Enter the WSDL URL of the Web service:". Click "Next" button.

Possible outcomes-

i) Overview page of your Webservice is seen. In this case you can click on "Test" link on top and continue ... OR

ii) You get a error page namely-

Cannot download WSDL from http://xxxx.com:Port#.

If this is the case, then you need to provide the domain name noted down in PART I- step (f). and hit <Enter> This will open up the Overview page of your Webservice!

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Edited by: Trevor Naidoo on May 11, 2011 9:08 AM

LGA
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hi

thank you for your reply

can you tell me how to install and configure the J2EE server in ECC 6.0 ?

thank you