on 12-15-2015 10:05 AM
Hi All,
I have a scenario where in I am sending request from soap to RFC (BAPI). I expecting response from RFC BAPI. But the BAPI is taking 10 to 15 secs of time for response. The synchronous soap call is giving timeout error. Can you please provide how can I proceed to this scenario.
Can I use Sync/Async bridge here without BPM or is it better to write a proxy.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sri
Hi Inaki,
The client requires immediate response as soon as he hits web service. We have already wrapped BAPI's with Z-BAPI.
I will try out with two scenarios as well as you suggested and update.
Thanks
Sri
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Hi All,
Thank you very much for replying. I will try this and give you update.
Thank You,
Sri
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Hi Sri,
Following Vikas idea this document could be helpful for you
However, you should think if there is not a better idea to have two async scenarios: SOAP - RFC Bapi and RFC or Proxy to SOAP. In this way you should wrap the BAPI in Z code to take the response and to send it via proxy or RFC.
Regards.
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There is no need of any bridge over here.. and By default the time for synchronous scenarios is
180 seconds =3 minutes.. if it is failing in 15 seconds may be some other network issue is there.. also if you need more than 180 seconds please go for SAP note 1621719.
Regards,
Vikas
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