on 01-24-2013 9:44 PM
Hi,
Currently I have set an integration scenario XI adapter -> SOAP adapter. Due to the amount of information that is sent, the payload XML being generated is of 50MB or more. For this reason, the system is throwing the following error:
"Exception caught by adapter framework: SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter / Parsing / ADAPTER.SOAP_EXCEPTION - soap fault: There was an exception running the extensions specified in the config file. ---> Maximum request length exceeded"
What parameter should I change in the system to allow sending large payload's via the SOAP adapter?. For now not an option redesign integration scenario.
Best regards,
Hello Johny,
Can you use TCP monitor tool to get the extracted content of payload ?
Issue might be at at web service level, check configuration at web service end as well.
SAP's general recommendation is to use messages around 5mb.!
Regards,
Sunil
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Hi,
This is because your SOAP request in PI is not able to handle large size of data.
Please go through the below link for an idea on maximum size of SOAP req.
http://scn.sap.com/message/6683093#6683093
PI 7.3 version can handle large volume of message size. But the optimum message size handling range for PI 7.1 is upto 5 mb. you might need to split the data in the proxy logic and send the smaller messages for the optimum performance.
Please go through the below doc for handling Timeouts in PI.
Regards
Venkat
Most probably the receiver system is the culprit here. The message says "response message contains an error", so it is based on the response of the receiver system.
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