on 10-30-2009 10:06 AM
dear experts,
older publications (abap - next generation) describe, how a webservice can be tested using the webservice homepage.
My sp stack is 15, my new published webservice is not shown in the wsadmin. i search for the link from the soamanager to the webservice homepage, the described testing in the online documentation justs shows me my wsdl and says i have to key in the values, but as it seems this is not the testing described using the webservice homepage.
how can it be done?
thanks for your replies.
robert
Hi Robert,
I assume that you have created your Web Service in ECC say from RFC/BAPI.
From SPS14 onwards transactions WSADMIN and WSCONFIG have become obsolete.
For testing your web service from SOAMANAGER(Tcode) there is an option on the Overview Tab -->Click on the third link u201COpen Web Service navigator for selected bindingu201D.
This will take you to the Web Service Navigator Page where you can test your WS.
For further details check the below link:
Cheers
Dhwani
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Hi SDN guys,
I have also followed the good article by Somnath Roy: configuration of enterprise services using SICF and SOAMANAGER
In ECC 6.0 I have created a Webservice definition from a BAPI "BAPI_AR_ACC_GETSTATEMENT"
In SOA Manager under Webservice Administration, Overview I can click the first 2 links and get to see this wdsl soap stuff - but I can't open the third link "Open Webservice navigator for selected binding"
I get an error message on top of the page: "J2EE host or port not specified; define them under "System Settings"
In fact I don't have a J2EE Host in this case - we are only on WAS ABAP 700.
Is this third link only for j2ee deployed applications? How else can I test the service? Or can I apply any settings under System Settings for my WAS ABAP?
kind regards, matthias
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