on 07-16-2010 5:42 AM
In order to receiver a HTTP request from HTTP server onto PI, what things needs to be defined in PI?
there is an HTTP application which can connect to other PI server in my environment without any issues, but when I point it to intended PI server, it is throwing exceptions. Where am I doing wrong? do I need to create a some RFC destination for this?
Nothing has to be created at PI. Just adapter_plain service should be active.
Regards,
Prateek
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Thanks for the replies;
When the URL is formatted in the HTTP server, it is framing http%3A//test.com/NS/sample instead of http://test.com/NS/sample
What is the reason? how to set this?
thanks in advance
Hi
Can you please check the below url is working for you
Thanks
Kiran Kumar Nekkanti
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Hello!
Since you are talking about "PI" I believe you're using 7.1X.
From this, check this link: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/EN/44/bcd15381f456a1e10000000a1553f6/frameset.htm
Also, when you go to the INTEGRATION_DIRECTORY_HMI, the result
should be 500 "Internal Server Error" and not the 200 Ok that we're used to
Hope it helps!
Regards,
Caio Cagnani
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Do I need to create a new RFC destination for receiving a message from HTTP server? I think No?
the problem is I could receive the message from HTTP test application and cannot receive the message actual server after giving the same entries as for test appln.
Similarly the HTTP server is working as expected when it was re connected to a different PI box.
any clues !!!!
You can go ahead with the testing..It will not create any problem..special characters will be converted to Hex code I suppose.
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Hi,
you dont need to use the RFC destinations any for this..
you need to make use of the service sap/xi/adapter_plain available in SAP for this...
you need to pass the request in the desire format...there is a test tool avaialbe in WIKI section
http://sappihttpclient.codeplex.com/ for testing the http scenario..
have a look on that...it will help you based on that you can post the original request
HTH
Rajesh
Edited by: Rajesh on Jul 16, 2010 10:20 AM
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