on 08-08-2006 3:35 PM
Hi All
I have a SOAP -> XI -> SOAP scenario, and now my messages does not get send to the Receiver with the Receiver_SOAP_Adapter. If I check my Message Monitoring in the RWB I see that the message to XI from the SEnder _SOAP is successful, but the message to the Receiver is putting it into some queue. So, it is showing now error, just sitting there in 'To be delivered' status. The receiver webservice has not received any messages....
Is there some setting to change cause it just sudenly started doing this.
Yesterday I added http_timeout to the Configuration of the Integration Engine, but deleted that. Could this be the cause and should this still be a problem cause I deleted it and restarted the box?
Thanks
Clinton
Hi Clinton,
The http_timeout parameter you would have added to the RZ10 transaction. Whatever parameters you maintain/take off will come into effect only after restarting the box.
With respect to the 'to be delivered' status pls do check the adapter configuration and its in the functioning status(green signal). Also check whether your userid & pwd given for the receiver SOAP adapters and also the link is correct.
Cheers
JK
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Hi,
Check the Availability of the Receiver system .
Also go to SMQ2 and check the status of the Queue.
You can refer this blog -
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/29/xi-how-to-re-process-failed-xi-messages-automatically
Regards,
Moorthy
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Hi
Thanks for both your relies.
The way I fixed it is a bit worrying cause I deleted some of the messages out the queue (http://sapxi:60200/MessagingSystem/) after restarting the box and then it started sending the data to the receiver webservice.... Luckily we are still in a test fase.
Thanks
Clinton
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