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call web service from portal/soap config version error

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Hi all,

I am trying to call a web service from our portal. Setup is as follows:

-Web service created from an RFC on a WAS6.40 system

-Portal service which consumes the web service (Portal EP6 on WAS 6.20). I created this service using the wizard (Portal service from wsdl file client side) in NWDS.

-Portal component which uses the portal service.

When I try to run the application in the portal, I get the following exception:

java.lang.IllegalStateException: SOAP CONFIG File: Version incompatible with the soap runtime.

How can I solve this?

Johan

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Former Member
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Hi All,

I too got same exception. I have fixed it by doing following changes:

1) Change portal-webservices version to 6,0,2 in soapconfig.xml

2) And have to comment the invocation of getCookiesContainInResponse() present after invokeMethod in your Service implementation. We need to comment invocation of this call as its not supported in 6.0.2 version.

Hope this helps you.

Regards

Yugandhar Reddy

Former Member
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> Hi all,

>

> I am trying to call a web service from our portal.

> Setup is as follows:

>

> -Web service created from an RFC on a WAS6.40 system

> -Portal service which consumes the web service

> (Portal EP6 on WAS 6.20). I created this service

> using the wizard (Portal service from wsdl file

> client side) in NWDS.

> -Portal component which uses the portal service.

>

> When I try to run the application in the portal, I

> get the following exception:

>

java.lang.IllegalStateException: SOAP CONFIG
> File: Version incompatible with the soap
> runtime.

> How can I solve this?

Hi All,

Even I am getting the same problem.

i.e,

java.lang.IllegalStateException: SOAP CONFIG

File: Version incompatible with the soap

runtime

Does any one have idea regarding this?

btw Johan did u solve this problem?

Any help please....

Regards,

Santhosh