WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO CREATE AN XSD FILE (TO BE USED BY SOAP ADAPTER)

[Former Member]

Dear friends

I have a simple scenario.

OUTBOUND DATA --> SOAP ADAPTER --> ( XI ) --> RFC ADAPTER --> INBOUND DATA

The XML file that I got from mapping area of IR (Design) is as follows

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<ns0:MT_NAME_SOURCE xmlns:ns0="http://test3.com">

<FIRSTNAME>DAVE</FIRSTNAME>

<LASTNAME>SMITH</LASTNAME>

</ns0:MT_NAME_SOURCE>

If you notice, there are only 2 fields.

I need to create an XSD file and import it as an external object, which I can use for SOAP Adapter.

Which is the best way to create it.

Also, I need to know if there is any step by step of sending a message from XML SPY. I have downloaded this software, but am not able to undertand how to use this.

Hope to hear from any experts on this forum.

Thanks in advance

Ram

[Former Member]

thanks to everyone who responded. I appreciate it

[Former Member]

Hi Ram,

Just save the file as .xsd extention and then under your external definitions in your IR import the .xsd file.

Thanks,

Sidhvin

[Former Member]

Hi,

Go to your Message type which holds that data type,

there goto XSD tab besides structure TAB..

just copy the code and save it as your XSD..

Regards,

Ramesh.

[prateek]

Y r u looking for XSD creation. As u have only 2 fields at the sender side, u should create these fields manually in XI. Now go to ID and create a Webservice in XI using Define Webservice option from Menu.

This will create the wsdl file. Use this wsdl file for posting the data.

Regards,

Prateek

[prateek]

Y r u looking for XSD creation. As u have only 2 fields at the sender side, u should create these fields manually in XI. Now go to ID and create a Webservice in XI using Define Webservice option from Menu.

This will create the wsdl file. Use this wsdl file for posting the data.

Regards,

Prateek

[Former Member]

Hi Ram,

See the below blog..

It shows how to send SOAP message using XML Spy.

It also shows how to generate wsdl.

/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/09/03/invoke-webservices-using-sapxi

Regards,

Sumit