on 11-06-2014 12:08 PM
Hi All,
I have created a custom function module in ECC and exposed it in SOAMANAGER and generated a webservice. The WSDL is fine and can be imported in PI . My only question is - Is there any option to add a header . Below is the screen of SOAMANAGER. Is there any option here so that the WSDL is generated with header and envelope. Any help or inputs appreciated.
Hi Amit,
Are you talking about an own SOAP header directly in the ECC before PI treatment?
I 'm noticing in your posts the SOAP header is being a really head-ache for you
Regards.
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Hi Inaki,
Yah kind of stuck with soap header issues. Hopefully I am closer to getting them solved.
Actually my question is - In my scenario SOAP ( Third party ) to ECC ( Standard enterprise service - ExchangeRatebyExchangeRateQueryResponseIn).
I have downloaded the content for marketplace and completed the required mappings in ESR by copying the objects under my namespace. What more settings are needed in ECC in order to trigger this from external system. I mean what needs to be done to activate the standard service .
Hi Amit,
I think with the PI content imported you had done the hader part.
You have a complete example (SOAP to Proxy with PI standard content) in this document:
I haven't seen what is your problem with the header your third party consumer should to consume your PI wsdl and they shouldn't to send extra header information.
Regards.
Hi Inaki,
The issue is I am using this standard content on ECC side. I just want to know what settings are needed to activate this on ECC so taht I can test this end to end. As in PI when I imported tpz files for this content do I need to do something similar in ECC. Also i guess post this I would need to set the end point and binding in soamanager and provide the URL so that I can use the same in recieiver soap adapter.
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