Issue in SOAP Receiver channel

[Former Member]

Hi All,

We are working on Proxy to webservice interface in which we are sending data to webservice using SOAP receiver Adapter. While sending the data to webservice, message monitoring is showing the data is successfully delivered. But third party web service is not receiving the data.

When we trigger the same web service using SOAP UI, it is successfully delivering the data to webservice.

Can anybody please help for this issue?

Thanks,

Darshana.

[Former Member]

Hi Darshana,

Could you please provide me the exact error log or audit log in RWB?

This will help us to analysis further. Thanks.

Regards,

Hari Suseelan

[rhviana]

Darshana,

Could you please provide more infos from AUDIT LOG into RWB ?

It´s not clear why Webservice do not receive the msg, it´s look like WS error.

Thanks,

BR

Ricardo Viana.

[former_member192892]

Hi Darshana,

Can you please post the error which you are getting in Communication Channel monitoring?

Regards

Varun

[iaki_vila]

Hi Darshana,

Try to check the log in RWB->Component Monitoring->Adapter Engine-> Communication channel. There, you search your receiver SOAP communication channel and check the log.

Also, try to compare the SOAPui message with the PI outbounding message.

Regards.

[Former Member]

Hello Darshana,

I assume you receive a "successful" status in Adapter Engine, right? If so, then the receiver delivers an HTTP 200 to PI meaning that it has received the message successfully. If they say they didn't maybe you should have a look into their logs. Something must be wrong there.

When you test with SoapUI, do you test the PI webservice or the webservice at the target system? I assume the latter, and that means that something is different in the PI call. PI will send metadata and SOAP Header fields the receiver may not understand. It is also possible that they send a meaningful response containing an error to an asynchronous interface in PI. In this case PI just ignores the payload.

Try to have a look into their logs, that should help you.

Regards,

Jörg