on 06-26-2012 2:35 PM
Hello experts,
today i am facing a problem with some messages on pi which fail on the adapter engine. Szenario is
proxy-pi-soap (eoio).
The messages stuck on ae with following error message in the audit protocol:
SOAP: call failed: java.io.IOException: java.lang.NullPointerException: while trying to invoke the method java.lang.Integer.intValue() of an object returned from com.sap.aii.af.sdk.xi.util.StreamXMLScannerImpl$EventQueue.dequeue(); HTTP 200 OK
The DefaultTrace in NWA doesn't tell me more. I am wondering why HTTP 200 is included in the error message, does this mean the called web service
answer with a status code 200 that everything was ok? Why do i get an error message then? When is this message raised, mapping was already done
successfully. What is the XMLScannerImpl for? Is it used to parse the payload before the send step, i yes why? Does it need to be touched bofore being
wrapped into a soap envelope? Questions upon questions ...
At the moment i can't find the cause of this problem and would appreciate any help to get this solved!
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Markus
Few cents.. This scenario is Proxy to soap.. The message fails in the adapter engine and seeing that you have null pointer exception. That means due to some data issues the message might have failed in the mapping. Check the mapping area first. It looks like you are doing some type cast conversion from Integer object to primitive int value
Hope that helps.
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Looks like target system is able to handshake with your PI server request and fails somewhere after that... Can you send the same request message outside PI using soapui and see what you get? This way we can figure out whether problem at the target side or not...Is there any requirement from target system out soap header structure... Are you not sending as they need?
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