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PROXY from WSDL

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have a SOAP to proxy scenario. I am using external definitions. But I am having trouble in generating the proxy. Please let me know if there is a problem if I use Ext Def or do I have to create the structure in ESR.

The error is that it is not able to find the message type.

Yashwanth

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markangelo_dihiansan
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Hello,

Make sure that your external definition indeed contains a message. You can do this by double-clicking the external definition and then clicking the messages tab. If you can't see any entry there, it might be that the Messages option is set to Do Not Extract just check if it is set to From All Available Message Definitions.

If there is a message, do the steps mentioned by Raja.

Hope this helps,

Mark

Former Member
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Hi All,

thank you for the replies..

As suggested, I have opened the Ext Def and I am able to see the messages.

I have opened ECC and went to the tcode sproxy.

Then by clicking the Outbound interface I am clicking Generate Proxy.

It displays the below error message.

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message part refers a type, not an element

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Please suggest what should I do.

Edited by: YashwanthSVK on Sep 6, 2011 7:55 PM

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have manually created the structure. I am able to create the proxy. However i am still unable to do it with the WSDL.

Please pour in if youhave any suggestions. Else request the mods to close this thread.

Thank you .

Yash

Former Member
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Hi Yashwanth,

     i was just going through your thread , i am getting this same error (" message part refers a type, not an element " ) as you mentioned,

can you help me resolve it.

Thank you & regards

rajasekhar_reddy14
Active Contributor
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Hi,

You can generate proxy for external defintion, but make sure that service interface should have this external definition, and check external definition xsd well formed and valid.

Regards,

Raj