on 04-22-2015 3:15 PM
HI ,
I am working on SOAP to Proxy syncronus senario in SAP PI7.1 using AAE (Intigrated configuration ,But i am getting the error as follows
SOAP: call failed: com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException: SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter/HTTP/ADAPTER.HTTP_EXCEPTION - HTTP 500 Error during conversion of XI message
I am not sure what is this error causing, can any body help me on this issue.
Thanks,
Hi Ram,
First fix the cache issues as suggested above and for proxy communication you are using SOAP with XI 3.0 protocol and i believe you have provided the URL and logon details in your receiver SOAP channel.Instead of that please create HTTP RFC destination pointing to ECC and select the destination option from the drop down in receiver channel will fix the issue.
Thanks
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Hi Pavan ,
I fix the catche issue ,but still i am getting the error.In SOAP receiver channel i selected transport protocal as HTTP and Message protocal as XI.AS you mentioned where i have to select the HTTP RFC destination in Communication channel?
I also tested from proxy ,it is giving response when i tested from proxy.
Thanks,
Ram
Hi Ram,
Can you please paste the screen print of your channel configurations?
Tell me one thing,did you expose your server proxy as webservice in backend ECC and trying to consume the same using PI receiver SOAP adapter?If so did you generate WSDL from SOAMANAGER and test the service using WSNAVIGATOR before using it in PI.Refer below link for reference.
Thanks
Hi Ram,
Your interface is SOAP To Proxy Synchronous on AAE.
--->When ever you create ICO and intended to call proxy you must and should use receiver SOAP Adapter with XI3.0 protocol however your PI version is on PI7.1 may be your SOAP channel does not support calling proxy on AAE.In this case you supposed use the normal integration objects instead of using ICO and use receiver XI adapter.
--->If you wanted to use SOAP for calling proxy using ICO configurations you need to expose proxy as service and consume using receiver SOAP adapter by providing target URL and SOAP Action.
Thanks
Hi Rammohan,
It could be problem in proxy processing, check is there any short dumps in ERP and take the payload and test your proxy in ERP.
Regards,
Praveen.
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it might worth the check the data and try with other set of data through SOAP UI.
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Hi,
So is it failing when the SOAP adapter is called or where does it fail? Communication Channel or Mapping?
Please can you also check your developer logs.
Regards,
Jannus Botha
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Ok it seems that there is something wrong with the way the interface was developed. It seems the interface cant be reached.
Are you sure everything is correct and activated?
Consuming SAP PI published Web Service | SCN
SAPTechnical.COM - XI - RFC-to-Web Service Scenario
Regards,
Jannus Botha
Hi Jennus,
Thanks for your reply i tested everything,but i am trying to generate WSDL (publish webservice) i am getting error "Cache status of object Integrated Configuration | for cache instance Central adapter engine is inconsistent"
Is this could be problem? i just ignored this message and i published the serivce.
Thanks,
Mohan
>>>"Cache status of object Integrated Configuration | for cache instance Central adapter engine is inconsistent
That could definitely be a problem. Reactivate the object and make sure that the cache is updated successfully.
You can check this under Environment -> Cache Status Overview.
If you have problems, then you can find error information under problems tab.
Hi,
Yes that is a problem. But it might be the problem. Please make sure everything is active and do a full cache refresh.
http://yoursystem:IP/CPACache/refresh?mode=full
Regards,
Jannus Botha
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