on 09-21-2015 4:30 PM
Hi Experts,
I'm trying to set up connection between C4C and HCI using certificate authentication. For that I have downloaded the certificate from C4C outbound communication arrangement and have uploaded in HCI. As shown below I have deployed the flow and enabled certificate authenciation.
When I compare both the endpoints/service url from C4C and HCI, I have the port 443 mentioned in C4C. however the port number is missing in HCI.
i.e. C4C Service Url has https://<HCI host>:443/cxf/....
HCI Endpoint in service tab show as below https://<HCI Host>/cxf/
When I try to make a connectivity test , I get error accessing service ;Service Ping Error. Method not allowed (405) ==> though I deployed the flow
Error Log:
Inbound processing in endpoint at /COD/ERP/SimpleConnect failed with message "Fault:HTTP verb was not GET or POST"
Message Processing Log{
IntermediateError = true
MessageGuid = AFYAI9eRSZeYlZPVzK9BaIYTt8Yz
Node = vsa547100.od.sap.biz
OverallStatus = FAILED
StartTime = Mon Sep 21 15:35:51 UTC 2015
StopTime = Mon Sep 21 15:35:51 UTC 2015
Children [
An error has occurred in CXF Inbound Request{
Error = Inbound processing in endpoint at /COD/ERP/SimpleConnect failed with message "Fault:HTTP verb was not GET or POST"
StartTime = Mon Sep 21 15:35:51 UTC 2015
Status = FAILED
} ] }
Hi,
When I compare both the endpoints/service url from C4C and HCI, I have the port 443 mentioned in C4C. however the port number is missing in HCI.
i.e. C4C Service Url has https://<HCI host>:443/cxf/....
HCI Endpoint in service tab show as below https://<HCI Host>/cxf/
They are semantically the same. The default port for HTTPs is 443 e.g try typing https://google.com:443 and you'll get redirected to https://google.com/
When I try to make a connectivity test , I get error accessing service ;Service Ping Error. Method not allowed (405) ==> though I deployed the flow
Error Log:
Inbound processing in endpoint at /COD/ERP/SimpleConnect failed with message "Fault:HTTP verb was not GET or POST"
This is normal, a ping request is neither a GET nor a POST Http method. Try running your scenario end-to-end and then get back to us
Regards,
Mark
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Hi,
Can you try to access the URL (deployed iFlow address) from a browser and check whether it is reachable.
Also you can try to trigger the iFlow from a SOAP client (Eg: 'soapui-4.0.1') and check whether it is working.
Thanks & Regards,
Aby
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