on 05-05-2006 2:41 PM
Hi experts,
Please forgive me for boring you again with this subject, but I havent yet cleared my doubts
Can someone provide me some clues?
> Is it possible use web services paradigm with an asynchronous scenario?
> To receive acknowledges that tell me if the message was processed or not, I need to define two Message Interfaces. 1) Outbound, Asynchronous 2) Inbound, Synchronous? Is it possible only with one async interface?
> In an async interface (inbound) without response message, if the message not reached the target, is it supposed give me a red flag with an error status on sxmb_moni? (I have a scenario like this and in sxmb_moni the flag status appears ok, however in j2ee monitor I see SOAP: call failed and another log message said SOAP: sent a delivery error ack!?!?! Why I can see these errors in Message Monitor? And where I can find this ack?
> To define messages interfaces (web services scenario), is mandatory download the wsdl and create an external definition with this wsdl provided by the web service that I want invoke? Is it possible doing the DT, MT and MI without wsdl?
Thanks in advance for all.
Cheers,
Ricardo.
Hi ,
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> Is it possible use web services paradigm with an asynchronous scenario?</i>
Generally, I have seen webServices are used for Synchronous Scnearios.
<i>> To receive acknowledges that tell me if the message was processed or not, I need to define two Message Interfaces. 1) Outbound, Asynchronous 2) Inbound, Synchronous? Is it possible only with one async interface?</i>
If you want to receive the acknowledgement, then it is of type Synchronous. If so , you need to have one Synchronous Interface. Inbound or Outbound is based on the scenario. For e.g XI->WebService then you need to create Inbound Synchonous Message Interface.
<i>> In an async interface (inbound) without response message, if the message not reached the target, is it supposed give me a red flag with an error status on sxmb_moni? (I have a scenario like this and in sxmb_moni the flag status appears ok, however in j2ee monitor I see SOAP: call failed and another log message said SOAP: sent a delivery error ack!?!?! Why I can see these errors in Message Monitor? And where I can find this ack?</i>
What is your WebService Data Strucuture ? i.e wsdl structure ? Is it having both Request and Response Structure ? If so you need to handle in the Synchronous manner.
<i>> To define messages interfaces (web services scenario), is mandatory download the wsdl and create an external definition with this wsdl provided by the web service that I want invoke? Is it possible doing the DT, MT and MI without wsdl?</i>
It is mandatory to download the wsdl into External definition and use it in the Mapping etc.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Moorthy
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