EP to XI Connectivity (WSDL URL PROBLEM)

[Former Member]

We are trying to create a scanario which involves:

System ABC(Webservices) <--

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> XI <--

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> EP(WebServices)

On the Sender and Receiver side we are using SOAP adapter

Source Sytem is WEBSERVICES and target system is EP ( WEBSERVICES).The target system(EP) is asking for a URL.

Now the problem that I am facing is:

When I am trying to create the Portal page , its asking for the URL of the WSDL .

Which URL we need to provide here ?

And where do we need to keep the WSDL file that has been generated from ID

Regards

Azahar

[dharamveer_gaur2 · Accepted solution]

u can use XML spy Altova tool or use

or create your own soap req web page.

WSDL created by web service option in XI , u can save it any ftp or XI server folder

at the time of sending Soap request browse that WSLD from there.

[hemant_chahal]

You must have two Different WSDL files. one for source and one for target.

for source the URL would be

http://host:port/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=party:service:channel

For target enter the complete address (URL) of the Web service provider that you want to send the message to

You should deploy the webservice in EP. and then you will get a URL.

You can use NWDS to create webservice and deploy it then you will get URL automatically,

Edited by: Hemant Chahal on Sep 11, 2008 8:02 PM

[Former Member]

Hi,

>>When I am trying to create the Portal page , its asking for the URL of the WSDL

While sending the file from ABC System to XI,Here you have to give the URL of the XI Server in the following format, check the help file for the same

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/ae/d03341771b4c0de10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm

and you have to generate the WSDL File for the same Interface and you have to give that to the sender ABC Application people to inherit the XI Structure inorder to send the file to XI's Format

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/40611dd6-e66e-2910-f383-e80fb44f...

Regards

Seshagiri