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WebAS 6.2 and SOAP request

Former Member
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Anybody still using 6.2?

We are trying to use SOAP/XML to interface with .NET and return data from .NET to SAP (based on SAP standard program RSVSOAP4).

We can call SAP from .NET and return data from SAP to .NET but not in the other direction!

IIS is set up and we have a working web service. However when it is called from SAP we get an HTTP 500 error.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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Former Member
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Have you checked whether you have connectivity from SAP. Easiest way to do that is try and create an RFC destination of type G using txn. SM59 and use "test connection" option. If you are able to connect this way it means you have no connectivity issue. Maybe post part of your code here, I may be able to help you if it is a problem with the code.

Cheers,

Sanjeev

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Hi Sanjeev

Thanks. We tested the RFC http connection and it was fine with just the server. However when we try to test the connection with the .Net global function name we get a 404 error, object not found.

The SM59 settings are

Target Host : is the ip address

Service No : is the port number

Path Prefix : /IISWebServerName.asmx

The above works fine, but

Target Host : is the ip address

Service No : is the port number

Path Prefix : /IISWebServerName.asmx#Z_SOAP_OCIS_OUTBOUND

where Z_SOAP_OCIS_OUTBOUND is the name of our public function in .Net.

I've only dabbled with .Net so it's like finding a needle in a haystack .......

Cheers

Technically Blonde

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maybe narrowing this down now. If .NET is acting as the server and providing the data then it provides the WSDL.

Is there some way to deploy a service providers WSDL to SAP (remembering that we are using WebAS 6.2 / SOAP /XML)

Cheers

Technically Blonde

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