Web service run time error

[Former Member]

Hi,

We have created a service for publishing the function module in web services through WSDL. When we try to test the service using SICF transaction / SOAMANAGER transaction, we get a run time error.

Could you please let us know which steps/configurations we are missing?

the error description is as follows:

Service cannot be reached

What has happened?

URL http://in.ap1.sy.com:8000/wsnavigator call was terminated because the corresponding service is not available.

Note

The termination occurred in system ECC with error code 404 and for the reason Not found.

The selected virtual host was 0 .

What can I do?

Please select a valid URL.

If you do not yet have a user ID, contact your system administrator.

ErrorCode:ICF-NF-http-c:000-u:SAPSYS-l:J-i:INSISCSAPIDES_ECC_00-v:0-s:404-r:Notfound

HTTP 404 - Not found

Your SAP Internet Communication Framework Team

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try the following url

http://in.ap1.sy.com:50000/wsnavigator

The J2EE stack is not mandatory for an ECC system.

To check if you have a J2EE stack, go to SMICM -> Goto -> HTTP server -> display data

and have the look at the J2EE parameters, you should whether the J2EE stack is active and the J2EE port number.

Regards, Gilles.

[Former Member]

I am having the same issue I have tried the same way you said to change the link . I am running on ECC 6.0 and I dont have java stack.

That means I cant use the wsnavigator any more?

[Former Member]

Hi Nanda,

The wsnavigator is available only on a java stack.

If you want to test web services without the Java stack, you can use a tool called SOAPUI. (very easy to find and use).

Regards, Gilles.

[Former Member]

go to transaction SICF AND ENABLE THE SERVICE which is coming in exception block.

[Former Member]

Hi,

It seems you are trying to use the webservice navigator to test your abap web service.

The web service navigator runs on a java stack. Do you have a J2EE stack in your landscape

If i am not wron, you might be using ECC version with only ABAP stack? If you have J2EE stack in your

landscape then you can configure SOAMANAGER to call service to Open Web Service navigator for selected binding

Thanks,

Sridhar

[Former Member]

yes. i too am only using the ECC, however, doesnt this have an integrated J2EE that can be utilized ?

[Former Member]

yes. i too am only using the ECC, however, doesnt this have an integrated J2EE that can be utilized ?