Hi Kishore,
Testing of proxies depends on WebAS release of your installation.
<b>Steps, if WebAS is 640 or higher:</b>
1. At first you have to set a break point in the ABAP code. Call transaction SPROXY. Expand the namespace, the node Message Interface (inbound) and the interface.
2. Double click on interface and get the view of the proxy object properties.
3. Double click on the implementing class (ABAP name) and then double click on the method name (this class has only one method).
4. Now you are in the inbound proxy implementation. Set the break point on the first executable line.
5. With help of the back button (F3) go back to the transaction SPROXY. Here you choose from menu Proxy -> Test Interface
6. In the next pop up check the field XML Editor to maintain the payload.
7. In the next screen apply suitable values or upload the XML payload of the SXMB_MONI (after mapping).
8. Now the inbound proxy processing should stop at the break point. If the processing does not stop at the break point, there might be an error in the XML. Check at the result page for error messages.
<b>Steps, if WebAS is 620:</b>
1. You set the break point the same way as described above.
2. To start the proxy test you call the report SPRX_TEST_INBOUND.
3. As parameters you enter the name of the ABAP interface and the method name of of the ABAP interface and check the parameter Edit Native XML
4. In the next screen you apply suitable values or upload the XML payload of the SXMB_MONI (after mapping).
5. Then you click first on save button (F11), then on back button (F3).
6. Now you should see your debug session. If not, check if the XML is valid.
Regards
Prashant
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