on 03-13-2008 1:57 PM
hello experts
I know that a respond is send, but I can not see it in the sxmb_moni.
in the RWB I recieve this erros
SOAP: response message contains an error Application/UNKNOWN/APPLICATION_ERROR - application fault
Delivery of the message to the application using connection AFW failed, due to: Sync application request expired.. Setting message to status failed
The message status set to FAIL
Returning synchronous error message to calling application: Sync application request expired..
I think this is Timeout but I am not sure.
appreciate if this is familiar and know how to fix this problem in order to recieve the return message
Hi,
Set the LOGGING_SYNC parameter in SXMB_ADM according to this BLOG
/people/prasadbabu.nemalikanti3/blog/2006/02/13/configuration-of-a-central-integration-server
Regards
Seshagiri
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Hi,
As this is a synchronous web service, check in SXMB_MONI and look at the message being sent to the web service. Display the message information. In this screen you should also be able to see the response - I think it should show two payloads in the top left screen - one for the request and one for the response.
cheers
Colin.
You use the ABAP proxy runtime to handle the errors
System errors, which are triggered by the runtime. These might be errors during transfer, due to a failed server,
Application errors, which are triggered or handled by the application alone. An example would be a request for data about a material that is unknown in the receiver system.
Application error handling is essentially of interest in the synchronous case. In this case, a receiver can inform a sender that an application error has occurred during processing of a request message.
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