on 11-16-2007 6:14 PM
Hello,
I am using SOAP adapter as sender and receiver.
I have WS in A machine. I download wsdl from A and imported that wsdl in XI.
Both sides are syncronous calls. is it possible that my client and WS provider are same. I am giving A machine WS URL in receiver CC.
Is this scenario works?
A Syncrounous call----> XI -
Sync call --->A(my WS)
And MY A machine is NW WEBAS JAVA machine.
Thanks,
Srinivas.
Yes Srinivas,
ur scenario should work.It doesnot matter if u r treating System A as sender as well as receiver.I guess u r created a outbound interface and from that u have created the client WSDL.And for reciver side u r already having a WSDL.
so ur scenario is SOAP<->XI<->SOAP.
now u can send ur request by any SOAP editor like XML SPY/SOAPUi.
and if ur configuration is correct u should get the response.
regards
biplab
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-->Both sides are syncronous calls. is it possible that my client and WS provider are same
I should,I don't see any issue here..
Regards,
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Hello Amir,
I defined MTs and outbound interface and call this interface from A system.
This is not the same webservice. I have done mapping between interfaces.
Both are sync calls.
Hope you got it. Hope it is fine..
Thanks,
Srinivas.
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who is the sender and how is it calling XI?
is it via same webservice as you are using on receiver side or some other webservice?
Thanx
Aamir
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