on 09-26-2016 11:22 AM
Hi All,
I have a SOAP to SOAP synchronous scenario requirement.In my scenario for receiver datatype,message type taken from External definition i.e given by receiver people(WSDL) and based on mandatory fields information I created and sender datatype,message type and I have implemented hole scenario and it's working good. But I need to give one more WSDL url link to sender people.For my testing purpose I have taken WSDL link from Sender Agreement and tested working good.
I have doubt like in sender url link contains some id in last,I think user may not use that kind of wsdl url's and is there any way to generate WSDL URL based sender structure in PI side more user friendly or else Can I give same wsdl url link to sender people?
Thank you,
Narasaiah T
Hi Narsaiah,
Regards,
Praveen.
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Hi Narsaiah,
As Praveen told, you can not change WSDL URL.
The URL you have shared is service definition URL and through this partner can get wsdl file. and can add service as well.
2nd URL suggested by Raghu, is end point URL this is used for binding. You can find this URL from your WSDL file. Scroll down till end and you can see one tag SOAP address there you can copy location address provide the same for service binding.
It might need SOAP credentials as well to add service/open wsdl.
Regards,
Gaurav
Hello Narsaiah,
You can share the service interface WSDL for structure and URL will be in the format like below
Configuring the Sender SOAP Adapter - Advanced Adapter Engine - SAP Library
Even from WSDL URL which is generated in ur screenshot structure and endpoint can be obtained.
Just import it in SOAP UI you can see the structure and endpoint automatically.
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