SOAP Fault message

[Former Member]

Hi,

My scenario is RFC to SOAP sync.

RFC has only import and export paramters (Exception is part of Export Parameter)

SOAP message has Request,Response and fault messages.

I want to map both SOAP response and fault messages to RFC Response message in this <b>synchronous scenario</b>.

Can any one help me to solve this problem.

Note: I have already referred related blogs.

Thanks,

Uma

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Uma,

you can use a wrapper Function Module with exception.

So, you can fetch your fault message as exception pretty easily.

No BPM ..no complexity..:)

Regards

Pushkar

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Pushkar,

Thanks again for your reply.

I cannot use wrapper RFCs as per the requirement.

Regards,

Uma

[Former Member]

Hi, In this case you have two options.

Either you create an adapter module to copy the fault message in your response and map your response to ur RFC response .

Else use BPM.

Regards

Pushkar

[Former Member]

Hi Uma,

this is pretty easy.

you define an exception in ur RFC.

When you import ur RFC in IR, you get three message types attached.

Request, Response & Fault.

Similarly when you import a WSDL for ur webservice , you have a request , response and fault message attached.

now you define three message mappings .(req res & fault).

And you have one interface mapping where you need to specify all these 3 message mappings.

And whenever your webserver sends any fault message that is sent back as an exception to ur RFC.

If you need any more input from me please let me know.

n dont forget my sdn points..:)

Regards

Pushkar

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Pushkar Anand

[Former Member]

Hi Pushkar,

Sorry forgot to mention that it is a standard RFC.

Thanks for your reply.

Regards,

Uma

[manish_bhalla2]

Hi,

One way would be for you to use a BPM between the RFC and the SOAP. Inside the BPM, put a switch based on whether the response or fault message is populated, and have the mappings between the response -> response and fault-> response messages on separate branches. That way either one of the messages will populate the response message to your RFC.

Cheers

Manish

[Former Member]

Hi Manish,

Actually I don’t want to use BPM here considering the performance.

Thanks for your suggestion.

Regards,

Uma

[manish_bhalla2]

Yeah, I wouldn't use a BPM unless absolutely forced to... but couldn't think of anything else to suggest.

Do let us know of you manage to find some other way.

Cheers

Manish