on 02-23-2012 8:50 AM
hi
I create a inbound SI in ESR and then implemented in ECC client 200...then i created a webservice out of it using soamanager.
i wanted to test this webservice ...so in the same client I created a Consumer proxy class and a logical port this consumer proxy...
then i wrote the below code-
create object oref
exporting logical_port_name = 'LP_WS1'.
.....
TRY.
CALL METHOD oref->si_in_syn
EXPORTING
input = itab
IMPORTING
output = out
.
CATCH cx_ai_system_fault .
CATCH cx_ai_application_fault .
ENDTRY.
here after the class is called i get sy-subrc = 0 ....however output parameter OUT does not contain any values..
also i put a external breakpoint and als hardcoded breakpoint in the implemenetation and it did not stop there also
Hi Hema,
First test wheather ur connection is working or not . Open the Logical port in SOAMANGER. then find its corresponding
RFC destination. Then open the RFC destination in SM59 , click on "Connection Test".
If ur connection is working properly then It might be possible that the data u r passing in input , will not return any values.
Many Thanks,
Jitendra
Edited by: jitu188 on Feb 23, 2012 7:21 PM
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Jitendra,
Well, everything looks fine, I go to SOAMANAGER and I create the logical port for the service consumer. But, when I go back to SM59, I don't see any RFC created automaticaly.
If I go to test the service consumer through SE80, I can choose the logical port as you can see in the screen shoot.
But when I execute the test for the service consumer I get this error.
So I guess is because I don´t have the RFC destination. I don´t know why SOAMANAGER is not creating the RFC.
Hi,
I checked the SOAMANAGER screen of the logical port of my system which is running on ECC 7.31 Ehp 6.0, but I didn´t see that "HTTP Destination" anywhere. Do you know why could that be? I know it could be because we are using a newer version, but maybe you know something else I can do.
Thank you.
Hi Fabian,
This behaviour (i.e. auto creation of an RFC dest when a logical port is created) has been discontinued in newer versions. I can't remember from exactly what version (or what the reason was) but I recall mentioning it somehwere in this forum previously. It was a handy feature to "connection test" your logical port.
In the newer versions however, you should have a "Ping" option when creating your logical port through SOAMANAGER, you could maybe try that?
Also, I had some issues with the vague error messages while trying the ping before. I managed to resolving it by playing around with the hostname on the endpoint (seen in SOAMANAGER while creating an logical port). I just alternated between hostname and fully qualified hostname & somehow got it working - there seems to be some variation on how the hostname is resolved depending on which system you work on.
Regards, Trevor
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