In both cases though, if the interface was just defined / designed in PI & a proxy (client or service proxy) was generated in ECC from the resulting WSDL (PI WSDL) then you should see either one in SOAMANAGER because SOAMANAGER essentially displays the generated proxy to allow you to add ...
SAP NetWeaver SAP NetWeaver View products (1) There are many standard webservices and we can also create a webservice for a RFC enabled Function module.. But Issue is coming when we are trying to consume that web service through WSDL in DotNet. It returns the same XML file which is...
In my case there is no ready-made WSDL from third party to import in SOUP UI. all request and response structure I have generated in PI. Could you please let me know how can I generate my request and response structure in SOAP UI in this case to create mock service an...
You either need the WSDL URL that you have, or the contents of the .wsdl file taken from the same place, saved as local file. Then you just go to XML Spy, create a new project and import the .wsdl file that you prepared. That file already contains all the details for testing the ...
In Quality system, i could see my WS active in SICF and also created endpoint using SOAMANAGER. could download my WSDL file then Why I am not able to see my WS at runtime in WS template designer. Shall i also need to create endpoint for my WS using SOAMANAGER in development system?
I have limited experience with sap. When i am looking in ecc 6.0, se80 I see the definition of some services. I see the client proxy's. On the XI system I see the messages, and the wsdl. However I can not find the url of the wsdl. How do I get this url? Kind regards, ...
In my case there is no ready-made WSDL from third party to import in SOUP UI. all request and response structure I have generated in PI. Could you please let me know how can I generate my request and response structure in SOAP UI in this case to create mock service and to test my ...