on 06-01-2011 1:42 PM
Hello PI experts,
I'm creating an interface with this scenario: RFC->PI->WEBService, the message is synchronous. The problem is that we don't have nothing at the webservice yet, I just want to know if have a way to create or simulate a webservice to test my interface? If someone have some material or information please it will be very helpfull.
Thanks
When a WebService 'IN' is created, corresponding WDSL is generated. This WSDL could be used in any SOAP testing tools to simulate the web service.
Regards,
Nikhil
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this will help you - /people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2010/10/29/are-you-making-the-best-out-your-test-tool--tips-on-soap-ui
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Hello,
If you only need to simulate a web service, you can use 3rd party tools - for example, soapUI (even its freeware version) is capable of simulating a web service (in soapUI, this functionality is called web service mocking).
Regards,
Vadim
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You can create a new Scenario to create your own TEST Service, and call it for your test.
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You can duplicate your scenario, and invert Communication Channel sender & receiver.
Example:
Your current scenario is:
Request ProxyR3 --> PI --> ReceiverService1
Response ReceiverService1 --> PI --> ProxyR3
You can create a TEST scenario like this:
Request ReceiverService2 --> PI --> ProxyR3bis
Response ProxyR3bis --> PI --> Receiver Service2
And than, set ReceiverService2's endpoint to SOAP/Http receiver channel (ReceiverService1)
Create two scenarios.
1) Using SOAP sender you can create a web service. So create a simple scenario using soap sender and use some receiver like jdbc or file or something for your test. Create WSDL using sender agreeement and save the wsdl.
2) create RFC to SOAP scenario. In the receiver side use the WSDL as external definition for the receiver mesg structure. Configure SOAP receiver to point the soap service created using soap sender in the step 1.
Basically you need to know SOAP sender for the step 1 and Soap receiver for the step 2 configuration and design.
Refer these links
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/5ad93f130f9215e10000000a155106/content.htm
http://www.riyaz.net/blog/xipi-a-guide-to-using-sap-xi-soap-adapter/technology/sap/113/
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