on 05-10-2013 5:03 AM
Dear all,
we are working on RFC to SOAP scenario asynchronous. client has given web service. we are successfully posting the data to the web service.
In return web service is sending response message, which is actually not required. because of this response im getting error messages in monitoring for this, because it did not find any mapping program.
To stop this synchronous call from the web service, what should we do.
can we do it from PI or we have to inform web service provider.
Hi Krishna,
In order to avoid the response, you may simply map the webservice response to a file structure and create the file in a temporary location. For housekeeping, the files can be deleted periodically.
Ambrish
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From the thread above, choose one from what Raja has replied
From Business point of view , I recommend to ask your webservice team to disable the response when it is not actually required... but the choice is yours..
have you created service interface as a Sync for inbound? if you change that one to Async then it works.
or
Ask your web service team to disable the response (
or
seupress response in PI integratio enginelevel and create sender interface as a Async and receiver as a Sync
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Hi Krishna,
check below thread that may help:
http://scn.sap.com/message/13458009#13458009
Regards
Gagan
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Hi ,
can you please ask either from Web service not create response structure or otherwise ask ABAP people to add some dummy response structure at RFC..so you create response message ..don't pass anything ..and make sure let response mapping execute.
Regards,
Loordh.
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