on 05-20-2009 7:14 AM
Hi experts,
I am trying to post data from external system to XI. while posting i am getting below error but i am able to see sucessfull message in XI message monitoring. my scenario is asynchronous.
Error message is
The one-way operation returned a non-null message with Action=''."
plz let me know the problem what can do to over come this
Hi,
SOAP is for sync scenario...if u r using it for asysc ..then choose QoS as "Exactly Once" in communication channel
then it will not give u error in sxmb_moni.
regards,
Manisha
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Hi,
Just now i have done with this scenario.
Web service to Proxy Async
But i have choose Best Effort as QoS...it is giving error in XI but successfully executed and executed proxy successfully
when i choose Exactly once as QoS....it is not working for me and giving error in sxmb_moni and not even executing proxy..
so finally i choose Best Effort.
For proxy, i have used XI adapter at receiver side and specified RFC destination of type H..addressing mode as HTTP destination...RFC destination of Type H is created in XI for R/3 system..
target host is R/3 server...path prefix is /sap/XI/engine/?type=entry..and metion client, userid and pwd for same and test connection it gives 500 status.
For SOAP - file...Exactly once is working fine
regards,
Manisha
Proxies are always asynchronous.
In ESR/IR: did you define a response and/or fault message for the SOAP interface? Did you define the interface as synchronous? If so define it as asynchronous and try again with QoS=EO
This may be the cause of the error produced in SXMB_MONI, because sender expects a response but receiver will not deliver a response because of its asynchronous "nature" ...
Regards,
Volker
Hi Volker,
proxy also can be synchronous ..it depends on ur scenario.
Hi Srinivas,
let me tell u everything in detail:
In ID,
1..create CC for soap sender ->HTTP security level : HTTP
interface name : Outbound interface name
QoS : Exactly once
2...create CC for XI receiver ->
message protocol : XI3.0
Adressing type : HTTP destination
HTTP destination : RFC of type H created on XI to connect R/3 system
I assue tht ur this RFC is working fine.
What else u want to know?
if ur outbound interface is async then ur proxy will be async..see in IR.
Regards,
Manisha
Hi Volker
In IR i didn't define Reaponse and fault messages bcz my scenario is Asynchronous.
I given QOS is = EO only.
My client has posted the data using i provided webserivce. through this i am getting sucessful message in SXMB_MONI.
but while they are posting thair system is Expecting response from my receiver system. but here my receiver system is Asynchronous only. ( even this MI also Asy...)
thanks
Srinivas
but while they are posting thair system is Expecting response from my receiver system. but here my receiver system is Asynchronous only. ( even this MI also Asy...)
if the sender system is expecting a response how are you handling that part...the client might have configured the interface thinking that it is a synchronous call to XI.....but in XI your MI is Async....so this is causing the problem.....
Hi!
If I understand you correct the (remote) sender system expects a synchronous response while your scenario is asynchronous.
2 Options:
1. Tell these guys to send you a asynchronous SOAP request
2. In your XI make use of ccBPM and implement a so-called sync-async bridge where you can receive a synchronous message, process it asynchronously and send the requestor back a synchronous (pseudo) response. I've also had such a scenario in the past and for me this was the solution, because the sender side said, they can only send synchronous messages and because of their business process / technical design they NEED a response.
Regards,
Volker
but while they are posting thair system is Expecting response from my receiver system. but here
my receiver system is Asynchronous only. ( even this MI also Asy...)
This is the catch.....
Check if your Receiver system can be configured to send the response in a separate asynchronous communication flow (as you say the receiver is async) you will have to make sure that the receiver is configured in such a way that it sends response for a particular message flow from Sender....also it should have some identification in the response message which will help the original sender in correlating the request and response
Here you can have the option of implementing BPM.....can even be implemented without BPM.
Source --- XI --- Target.........................Part1
Target -
XI --- Source........................Part2
What if the Receiving system could not be configured to send a response....then XI will have to send back a response message....
In such a case you will have to create a scenario which will be having the following flow:
Source ---> XI ---> Source ......both sending and recieving systems will be the same
So your entire flow will look like:
Source ------------- XI -----------------Target
|------------- XI ---------------- Source
Source message will be the same...even sender agreement will be the same.....just that in XI the branching wil happen....
Entirely depends if your receiver system is ready to send the response or not....
Can you tell me is it the response that you need to send back or is it the Ack (Success or failed) that you need to send back??
Regards,
Abhishek.
Hi,
How your external system communicating with XI ? Do you generated webservice in XI and consumed in external system .
If it is asynchronous scenario ensure you selected Exactly Once in Quality of Service.
Regards,
Prakash
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