on 09-12-2011 9:53 AM
Hi,
Can you please help me in understanding the concept of publishing thwe webservices through PI?
Also,please suggest me the blogs mentioning
Thanks in advance
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Simple... If PI wants to consume webservices of third party, we dont publish the web service in the service registry. We simple create scenario using SOAP adaper (Receiver) and consume web service. In this case, we import WSDL of third party and use as receiver or target data structure. In configuration level, use soap adapter and specify the WSDL url and action in the comm channel.
If PI needs to host web service for others to consume then we basically use SOAP sender and create WSDL. Also in this case we publish the web service in the service registry. Hope that helps.
Have you seen this [link |http://www.riyaz.net/blog/pi-71-publishing-service-interface-as-a-webservice-in-sr/technology/sap/527/]for publishing the service interface in registry?
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Hi sheweta,
When PI want to receive any messages we are publishing the WS.
And if PI want to send message we are consuming WS.
Simple rule .. who consumes the WS will initiate the message or send the request
Or in bigger way we can say that through WS we want someone else to use our services.
We can publish the WS using many way. In pi 7.1 we have service registry where we can publish our WS.
Regards,
Navneet Sumit
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Shweta,
Kindly check the blog below on how to create a webservice and consume it..
http://www.riyaz.net/blog/xipi-consuming-xi-web-services-using-web-dynpro-part-i/technology/sap/6/
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