SOAP to ECC

[harish_babu5]

HI

There will be two urls in a mail. When the end user clicks on the url, it shuld call the url and the values should be consumed at the webservice and a confirmation send to ECC. Can it be done as an asynchronous SOAP  to Proxy scenario?

There are three parameters in the url and will have different values each time. The websrvice has to be created first.

Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Harish,

If your requirement is to Send Values in URL parameters, You have to use HTTP adapter instead of SOAP adapter. You can find this under 'Advanced' tab in 'Adapter Specific Message Properties'. You can pass maximum of 6 parameters in URL.

Go through above link shared by Inaki.

Regards,

Amit Patil

[harish_babu5 · Accepted solution]

Hi

Wouldn't that be a security threat? Do I keep the http port open to the customer who Is outside PI server? Here its not an A2A scenario, but a C2A

Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Harish,

Yes, you need to keep the SAP PI - ports open for your customer who is calling this HTTP URL.

You may filter such requests at OS-level by allowing only your Customer's IPs & Ports.

Regards,

Amit Patil

[harish_babu5 · Accepted solution]

Hi Amit,

That's the problem. The end user can even click the url from a phone. In short he can click on the url from any part of the world. This will trigger the websrvie

Regards

[iaki_vila · Accepted solution]

Hi Harish,

For this purpose you client have to install a web application server like Apache Tomcat to redirect the direct requests. SAP has its own web application server to deal with Internet connections: SAP Web Dispatcher - SAP Library

Regards.

[harish_babu5]

Hi

I am closing this thread and open a new thread

[iaki_vila]

Harish,

If you can set the URL to point to the PI URL or a proxy to redirects to PI you can use the sender HTTP of the PI and establish the parameters there (check this Javier Alcubilla blog: )

Regards