on 12-24-2010 12:00 PM
Hi,
For an Sender HTTPS scenario, what are all the details we need to send to our external sender.
What are all the certificates we need to send it them.
We would need to receive xml format from the external party.
If any urls need to be generated or sent, let us know how and whether we need to send any XI pipeline url .
> For an Sender HTTPS scenario, what are all the details we need to send to our external sender.
Create SOAP adapter in the sender communication channel. It supports HTTP or HTTPS
> What are all the certificates we need to send it them.
SOAP adapter support certificates. If you want to create client certificates. You can create one and maintain it.
>We would need to receive xml format from the external party.
SOAP supports XML message format
> If any urls need to be generated or sent, let us know how and whether we need to send any XI pipeline url .
In the integration builder, you can create WSDL and provide to the client. They will consume the wsdl url and pass message to the soap sender.
Do the following in the sender soap adapter
Transport Protocol HTTP or HTTPS
Message Protocol SOAP1.1
Adapter Engine Central Adapter Engine
HTTP Security Level HTTP or HTTPs or whatever your requirement
Quality of service Best Effort for synchronous other options for asynchronous
Now WSDL generation part:
Go to IR, under tools -> display wsdl -> Use the URL syntax below (dont click propose url)
http://hostname:j2eeport/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=:sender_business_ system:sender_communication_ channel
hostname ex dev.abc.com
j2eeport ex 50000 (no abap port 8****)
sender_party or sender_busines_system ex: BC_XXXX
sender_communication_channel ex: abc_soap_sender
in the subsequent page enter
outbound interface name
and Outbound interface namespace
then finally it will generate wsdl. save it. Use that wsdl for accessing your web service
Note: Outbound Interface for sender webservice (sender soap)
Inbound interface for receiver webservice (receiver soap)
Hope I answered your question. If not let me know.
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hi
Use SOAP adapter, it will support HTTPS calls.
read help documentation..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/EN/fc/5ad93f130f9215e10000000a155106/content.htm
Regards,
Raj
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