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SOAP to File !!!!!!!!!!! possible or not??? without BPM

Former Member
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Hello Friends....

WOuld it be possible to implement this scenario without s/a BPM?

If yes, then from where the response would send to SOAP ?

I have created following objects in Repository,

data type for SOAP request

Data type for SOAP response

Data type for File request

Data type for File response(dont know do i need this)

Message types for them

two interface mapping....

outbound sync (soap request and soap response)

inbound sync (file request and file response)

message mapping

soap request to file request

file response to soap response

in interface mapping.... I am confused...what to do in there??

thanks,

Pranav

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stefan_grube
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You can have an async call from SOAP to file.

In this case, you have no response.

In case of a sysnc call, what response does the sender of the message expect?

Stefan

Former Member
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I want sync communication between SOAP and File...

response could be anything...any constant or just confirmation that data has been sent.

DO i need to use synch/async BPM for this or could i do it without that as well.

what kind of response we get from sync/asyn bridge???

stefan_grube
Active Contributor
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A sync scenario with file receiver is not possible.

You have to use a BPM with sync-async bridge.

You can request an acknowlegement in the BPM to make sure that the file is written correctly.

Regards

Stefan

henrique_pinto
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If response can be anything, just treat http 200 of async soap as your successfull acknowledgement.

Regards,

Henrique.

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Former Member
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HI,

As explained above it is better to use BPM with Sync - Asyn Bridge

also see the below link

/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2005/05/13/calling-webservices-from-abap-via-https

Regards

Chilla