on 01-29-2014 9:08 PM
Hi All,
I have a proxy to Web Service interface, where I am using a SOAP Lookup UDF to send the request and catch the response from the WS due to security header items required.
I have 2 options to build this interface:
1) Asynchronous: SAP proxy request --> mapping1 (proxy to WS structure) --> mapping 2 (WS structure to SOAP Lookup to SAP proxy response)
2) Synchronous: SAP proxy request --> mapping 1 --> mapping 2 --> SAP proxy response
For item 1, I need to send back the proxy request on the response, so I tried to add it as multiple messages but I am getting the "could not find message mapping" error.
For item 2, when I test through Operation Mapping I am unable to generate the first target structure.
Is anyone able to let me know how the design for both items should be?
Please notice that I will like to avoid BPM if possible on these requests and I will not use Java mapping.
I'll be glad to read different options.
Thanks!
Hi Claudio,
Is anyone able to let me know how the design for both items should be?
Please notice that I will like to avoid BPM if possible on these requests and I will not use Java mapping.
What prevents you from using Java mapping? I guess your only other option is to call a java class inside an XSLT mapping.
Regards,
Mark
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Hi Claudio - If i understand your requirement correctly may be you can go with the below approach -
Asynchronous: SAP proxy request --> use java mapping to call ws and get the responce -> graphical mapping to SAP proxy response
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Hi Claudio,
you can use the WS adapter for proxy communication (if you are on dual stack) so you scenario is
Synchronous: SAP proxy request <-(WS)-> PI -(WS with SOAP protocal)-> Web service
regards,
Harish
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