on 11-19-2012 5:32 AM
Hi,
I received a wsdl from my client,and I tried configuring an HTTP adapter to access it(as an alternative to SOAP,as it was giving timeout error).
I tried creating HTTP destination for the in SM59 of connection type G.
As the soap address in wsdl was:
<soap:address location="http://abc.scc.com/qwwebsvc/qwservicedtoXml.svc/BasicHttpAddress"/>
In SM59,
In target host: I gave abc.scc.com
In prefix: /qwwebsvc/qwservicedtoXml.svc/BasicHttpAddress
In service: 80
As I read in a balog that if no value of service given in url,we should put 80.
Its still giving me ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED error.
Can you please let me know where I am doing mistake in the configuration.
Regards,
Sri
Hello,
Just after executing the RFC destination, can you go to tcode SMICM -> shift + f5 and then scroll down to the last page and paste the error here. The ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED could mean a lot of things you know...
Hope this helps,
Mark
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Hi Sri,
I'm just making the assumption that this is an external service, why not get port/endpoint clarification from the client that provided the WSDL? Using port 80 is not that common on externally exposed services. The client would have probably also tested their service from externally before providing their WSDL to you (but again another assumtion :-))
Theoretically, you should also be able to access the WSDL from your web browser too by just adding ?WSDL to the end of the address location. If that doesn't work then your network connectivity tests will be additional work for no reason.
Regards, Trevor
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