on 07-31-2009 3:13 PM
Hello, there!
We have an application that runs as an HTTP proxy. It should intercept messages sent from MII to another system (running on the same machine) via Web Services.
I have configured MII ProxyHost and ProxyPort for MII, but it seems to be ignoring it. Even when I enter an invalid proxy configuration, MII manages to send the messages correctly, when it should raise a Connection Refused type of error.
I have already tried to restart MII application.
Does anybody have an idea on what could be happening?
Thanks in advance!
If your Web Service enabled application and MII co-exist on the same machine, why would you want the message to go through an additional proxy point of communication? This seems to be completely against the concept of 'bypass proxy for local addresses' where you allow systems on the same subnet or domain to talk as peers (especially localhost) instead of being funneled through a gateway proxy like typically used for intranet to internet traffic.
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Hi Eduardo,
We had the same issue recently (MII 12.2.3), the proxy settings were ignored. SAP investigated this for us and found a defect in httpdsrclient. Here is the workaround I received:
Disable this property from the configtool:
-Djava.protocol.handler.pkgs=com.sap.engine.httpdsrclient.protocols|iaik.protocol
Disabling it should disable the SAP httpdsrclient and using the standardjava client.
This worked for us.
Regards
Alain
Hi Eduardo,
Check the NetWeaver Logs and post here the error mesages if any.
White spaces are needed between public Id and system Id, check [Here|http://mobiforge.com/testing/story/fixit-valid-markup]
There are many threads are available regarding this topic,please go through them. Some of them I've mentioned below,will help you someway to fix your issues.
-Suresh
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