on 05-05-2014 1:04 PM
Hi All,
I am trying to connect a SOAP web service with Integration Gateway in smp 3.0. by taking the below link as a sample. http://scn.sap.com/people/marvin.hoffmann/blog/2014/03/15/how-to-connect-soap-webservices-with-integ... tutorial.
But I am getting the below error :
org.apache.cxf.transport.http.httpexception http response '401 unauthorized' when communicating with ....
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Vishnupriya
Either you have entered wrong credentials or the backend which you are trying to connect is expecting some credentials. We also got same error while working with SMP and we have put "anonymous access" while testing and it worked.
Also, the security config in Admin cockpit should have same name as the "Name space" in gateway integration.
Thanks,
Shiv
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Yes. I got the device registered in SMP.
Since I am trying this with SOAP web service, there is no need for backend configuration in "Destination" in Gateway Management cockpit right?
I have created my OData models using GWPA and implemented a service and selected Data source and made the response mapping for GET. But I get a 200 ok response but says '"no handler for data" in the error message.
Do we need to configure the backend somewhere?(with the end point URL and the credentials?)
Thanks
Not sure if my response mapping is the issue.The response gives me a Itab and in that I have item and inside it I have Kunnr, Land1 etc....
I have created a Customer Entity Set and have "item" as Complex type and id as primary key. and In "item" complex type, I have kunnr, name, description and saas ans simple types and I ahve done this mapping...I have tried many mappings..but nothing works..Is this mapping ok?
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