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Error consuming Enterprise Service

Former Member
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Hi Gurus!!

I´m trying to test to consume an Enterprise Service with the step by step 'How to Consume ES Workplace Enterprise Services in ABAP' by Ingo Sauerzapf.

The service is ECC_CUSTOMER002QR.

I have created an z report to consume it, and I pass to the method on the input the data I have seen on the manual (fitst_line_name = 'MARIA' and customer_address_country_coude = 'DE'), but I get the error 'SOAP:111 Unallowed RFC-XML Tag (SOAP_EINVALDOC)'.

Somebody knows what could be the cause of the error?

Helpful answers will be rewarded.

Thanks and regards,

Manuel

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Former Member
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Hi, Manuel.

And check this note.

Note 919886 - Error message "SOAP:111 Unallowed RFC-XML Tag"

http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/919886

Well, this note gives you how to find the reason.

Good Luck.

Sejoon

Former Member
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Thanks Anton and Sejoon,

Anton- I had created the lpconfig and destination. The destination connection test is ok. I have created them following the guide I have mentionated earlier. I think I have administrator authorizations

Sejoon- The Path Prefix on the destination must be empty. I can´t see any dump on the page.

Is very strange.

Thanks and regards,

Manuel.

Former Member
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the SM59 Settings have to be as follows:

Target Server: xxx.myserver.com

Service Number: 12345

Path-Prefix: /sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/MY_SERVICE

Destination Type G

in LPCONFIG you have to set the Name of the SM59 Destination, no suffix

IMHO, the destination connection test to the target system without prefix only tells you that the webserver there is up.

regards,

anton

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hi,

sounds strange but i think it's an authorization problem..

i had the same error the other day and for me it was an authorization problem.

I solved it using LPCONFIG and specifying an appropriate SM59 destination, latter holding the credentials.

regards,anton