on 04-23-2007 6:34 PM
Hi,
Is it possible to develop webservices in ECC6.0 system with outside in approach without XI.That means for a given wsdl generated by third party system ( not XI )we need to generate server proxy and this has to act as a webservice.
If it's possible any documentation on this or details how to achieve this?
Thanks,
Abdul Raheem S
Nope.
This is not possible with standard means.
Of course you can debug what XI does when it creates a service from a given definition.
regards,
anton
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Hi,
Thanks for replying to the message. I am asking this question based on below blog.
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/12/29/service-enable-your-sap-application-component
As mentioned in the blog while generation server proxy it generates proxy class but it generages client proxy ( Outbound interface ).
Path to create Server Proxy:
SE80->Edit Object->Enterprise Services>Server Proxy>new
Thanks,
Abdul Raheem S
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Anton,
Thanks. Since the wizard is available in the system and also the blog says samething I couldn't accept your correct answer veryfirst.sorry for that.
Thanks,
Abdul Rhaeem S
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Look at this Blog.. it gives you more insight..
Thanks,
Rajan Kedambi
Abdul,
Yes, it can be created, you can do it by going into tCode SE80 in the ABAP stack; Edit Object->Enterprise Services -> Client/Server Proxy, You have options of generating proxies namely -> URL/HTTP destination, Local WSDL file, UDDI or XI repository. You can select any other than XI repository if you dont have XI configured.
Note - This is possible with WebAS 7.0, am not too sure if you can do this 6.40.
Regards,
Raj Kedambi
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