Hi Rajesh,
�� Some remote clients or Web services providers are only able to communicate by
means of SOAP messages.
�� You use the SOAP adapter to connect such systems to the Integration Server
directly.
�� The SOAP adapter uses a helper class to instantiate and control these SOAP
components.
�� The SOAP adapter receives a message from the remote client or Web services
provider, converts the SOAP protocol into the XI message protocol (SOAP with
header enhancements) and then sends the message to the Integration Server to
be processed further.
�� To forward messages to a receiver remote client or Web services provider, the
SOAP adapter receives the message from the Integration Server, converts it into a
SOAP message, and then sends it to the remote client or Web services provider.
�� It is recommended to use HTTPS for communication between the Integration
Server and the adapter, as well as between the adapter and the Web service
client or provider.
<b>For you Question:</b>(Test Tool Directly By Using the SOAP Sender Adapter 😞
�� A remote client sends a SOAP message to the SOAP adapter on the Integration
Server.
�� The SOAP adapter converts the SOAP message to XI message protocol and
transfers it to the Integration Server for further processing.
�� Two receivers are determined:
��A remote Web services provider
��An SAP Business system, which is able to receive XI message protocol directly
�� On the receiver side, the SOAP adapter converts the XI message protocol into a
SOAP message and then sends the message to the remote Web services
provider.
�� The other receiver simply receives the XI message protocol message.
Warm Regads,
Vijay
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