on 06-24-2010 8:38 PM
If we need to send data from .Net appln to SAP and we utilize sender soap adapter and proxy/ BAPI on SAP side - synch scenario.
In this case ,PI will generate a WSDL and .Net folks need to load it in their appln and create web Reference etc. But in Data types /Message Types how do I create the structures required by .Net appln ? Can I get some xsd or wsdl or what should be the apprioach?
Any suggestions ?
Hi,
Ask your .net guys to give a schema/structure how they are going to send the data in .Net. Then upload that xsd or wsdl in xi and create your mappings etc. Then you create a wsdl give it to them and ask them to post to this url which should solve your issue.
If you start building your own data type then that might not the structure they are using. So better ask them to create and give to you the xsd or wsdl.
Regards,
---Satish
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if .net has already defined the WSDL, import it as External Definition and later crear an enterprice service ussing the ED
Thansk
Rodrigo P.
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In this case ,PI will generate a WSDL and .Net folks need to load it in their appln and create web Reference etc. But in Data types /Message Types how do I create the structures required by .Net appln ?
Create DT, MT, SI for the source (which will based on your BSD) ... you can download the WSDL from SI or from Sender Agreement in Directory.
Regards,
Neetesh
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Hello,
If You use External Definitions you would have the wsdl structure....in the interface objects there is the External definition try using upload the wsdl.
Regards,
lpbuff
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