on 06-02-2014 6:48 AM
Hi,
I am getting following error while sending message from PI (7.1) to SalesForce system:
'SOAP: call failed: java.io.IOException: Communication over HTTPS. Unable to create a socket'
Scenario: Sending Customer data from SAP via Async proxy to PI which is sent further to SalesForce system via SOAP webservice call.
When I am trying to Post data to the same webservice via SOAP UI it is working fine and data is getting updated in SalesForce system.
XPI inspector logs for the channel suggest the following:
client [103965] RequestImpl.initSslAttributes(): Initially sslAttributes = null
client [103965] RequestImpl.initSslAttributes(): Cannot find SSL headers in the request.
client [103965] RequestImpl.initSslAttributes(): No SSL attributes: not found in headers and not searched in FCA, because connection.isSecure() = false; sslAttributes = null
I have checked the following SAP Note and requested for updation of SSL icm parameters
891877 - Message-specific configuration of HTTP-Security
I checked the following discussions:
http://scn.sap.com/message/8910518#8910518
http://scn.sap.com/message/6244674#6244674
http://scn.sap.com/thread/2100000
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1632114
which are suggesting a different approach. Kindly suggest a way forward.
Thanks,
Vishwajeet
Hi,
The following issues were identified and resolved:
a). PI system wa snot able to connect to Sales Force System due to firewall issue.
While connecting with an external system with SOAP call PI system uses a range of IP addresses assigned to the hardware server and not the normal ip address of PI system.
b). The url used for connecting was incorrect. Received new wsdl from Sales Force team with correct target details.
Thanks,
Vishwajeet
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Hi,
check if there is any firewall between PI and sales force system.
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This is related network issue.
Did you do telnet in pi server with target system ip and port?
If you use https then you need to install certificates.
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