Hi Experts,
Here we are using Windows NT server 2008 which has 10 GB RAM. But in these days the users are complaining about the slowness of SAP. Is there any way to find the most used process ? Is there any way to find the unused process?
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Kindly help...
Regards
Praveen
Hello,
a webservice consumer-proxy does'nt work fine and I have no idea, what's wrong.
In SOAMANAGER I checked the tracefiles and a lot of errors occurs:
"CX_ST_GROUP_MISSING_CASE:XSLT Exception bei Offset 409, XPath n0...Element id fehlt (fault location is 1 )"
What does it mean ?
Problems with element 'id' , but what exactly ?
The response contained element 'id' but with value zero.
<soapenv:Body>
<createDeliveryNoteResponse xmlns="http://ws.common">
<createDeliveryNoteReturn>
<id>0</id>
...
</createDeliveryNoteReturn>
</createDeliveryNoteResponse>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>
thanks in advance.
best regards
Holger
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Hi all,
I'm quite new to ABAP development on Web services, and I encountered a problem after calling a web service method.
I created a Service Consumer proxy from an external WSDL, then created its port in SOAMANAGER.
Now, when I call one of its methods, an exception occurs. But I was able to debug that there is a response being sent by the web service. However, during the CALL TRANSFORMATION (found in class CL_SXMLP_DATA_ST method IF_SXML_SERIALIZABLE~DESERIALIZE) it raises the error:
Element '{<namespace>}return' missing
(I can't show the namespace but it's like "https://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.com/xxxxxxxx")
I tried to search the forums about this, but haven't found any yet that could help me. I can't also modify the code since this is already SAP standard.
Thanks in advance!
Hi there,
Is there any workaround how I can change the xsi:type in the WSDL in a way that SPROXY can generate a consumer proxy?
Thanks in advance for any advise!
Regards,
Martin
Hello,
problem is solved.
What's the reason for this ?
Exception CX_ST_GROUP_MISSING_CASE is not correct, the transformation works fine, with STRANS you can check this.
But in SE80 you can check the client-proxy with the definition of wsdl and any objects are missing or must change. Why I have no idea, it seems like a bug after implementation support packages.
So after generating missing objects and activating the webservice works fine, no exception occurs.
best regards
Holger
Hi, did you try to log on into this system using an account which you use while opening URL in browser? Probably, this account is locked because it needs to change the password.
Hi Dengyong Zhang,
I have an XML-RPC interface(BZSt: USt-IdNr. Best&auml;tigung) how to communoicate with it(Send and receive data) ffrom SAP system.
Is it same like WSDL or do we need to proceed in some other way.
Thanks in advance,
regards,
NarsiReddy.
Hi all,
how to consume the webservice (BZSt: USt-IdNr. Best&auml;tigung) in SAP system which has RPC XML interface.
There should be a communication between this website and my ABAP program so that i can send the input data and receive the result in the ABAP program.
i tried searching in the forum but only found webservices using WSDL.
Thanks in advance,
regards,
NarsiReddy.
You build the consumer proxy using the WSDL supplied for the website. This generates ABAP classes that you then use to consume the web service.
Hi Matthew Billingham,
There is no WSDL for this website. the below answer is written in FAQ of the website.
"FortheXML-RPC interface, there is no interface descriptionstyleofWSDL".
Is there any other way to do it?
thanks & regards,
NarsiReddy.
Ah, a more interesting problem. I like those.
I think you'll need to do something with CL_HTTP_CLIENT - maybe something like this?
DATA client TYPE REF TO cl_http_client.
CREATE OBJECT client.
client->request->set_header_field(
NAME='SOAPAction'
VALUE='https://evatr.bff-online.de/' ).
Then use various method calls to send parameters and retrieve results. I've not had a chance to test it at all. I think maybe this will give you some hints. (Also in German).
Narsi
From the details on the website, it looks like it just requires either a HTTP POST or HTTP GET request. It is not a SOAP-based interface, so no WSDL is required.
You just need to dynamically form the URL with the relevant parameter & value pairs, and execute the HTTP request. The class CL_HTTP_CLIENT mentioned above provides the necessary methods (CREATE_BY_URL, SEND, RECEIVE, etc) to fulfill such HTTP requests.
Rgds
Eng Swee
This is useful - thanks .
Hi Attila,
I have a requirement to turn on the trace for extended periods ( around 11 hrs each day ). Some of the requests are pretty large , up to 35 MB ins size and there could be a few hundred requests like these .
I want to know where this trace information is saved , file system or in the database ? And what precautions do I need to take if I turn this on ?
Can you please advise ?
Thanks !
Cheers,
Vineeth
Hi Franck,
I am working on same development.
When I navigate from RSA1 - ODP - Create - HTTP/SOAP - SOAMANAGER - Created Log Port using WSDL from Cloud.
But when I close SOAMANAGER, there is no entry in RSA1- ODP.
Please advice.
Alim
Hi All,
I am quite new to SAP SOAP, I have tried to implement the VIES webservice (to check NII VAT registration number in EU) in SAP but I am facing issues :
- Generation of the proxy, the WSDL was not accepted, I found out that by using Transaction SPROXSET and adding the entry NO_RPC_STYLE =X (OSS 1801866) my WSDL was now accepted.
(the WSDL works perfectly in SOAPUI the WSDL can be found here or in the attached document)
In SOAMANAGER I tried to create the Port via the WSDL but it failed.
So I tried to create it manually, and then my new issue.
This service is using an HTTP not HTTPS address so which type of authentication should I choose ?
When I am using user/password the response is HTTP 401 not authorised
When I try the second option SAP Authentication Assertion Ticket The Ping Result is returning (
|
When I tried the third method X.509 it is saying that the protocol shall be HTTPS
Has anybody managed to implement this webservice in SAP ? I read other post where everything was accepting the WSDL smoothly but it seems to have changed ....
I am working on a SAP ECC 6 with ABAP 740 006.
Thanks for you advice and time
Best regards
Stephane
Hello Gurus,
Someone can help me How to build a Web Service which is located in SAP, this web service will return a list of lines, each line has many fields.
This Web Service is consumed from outer application.
Thanks so much.
Have you read the documentation and help about how to create web services to be consumed by third parties?
I have manually configured a service group to use a technical user, the service group is wrapping a service which has a profile assigned and the correct security options available. However, whenever I call the service which then uses the service group I get an error message saying that the service group is not configured. I have removed and re-added the config a few times and checked that the webservice cache is turned off. The error saying the group is not configured seems to remain at all times. I need to have this configured so that the service is always called with a technical user, it cannot use logon tickets. I've done this on systems previously with no issues. This is running 7.30 SP10 if relevant.
Hello,
has anybody found a solution for consuming the standard webservice of Microsoft Dynamics CRM online (cloud) directly or via SAP PI in the meantime?
As we want to import data from MS CRM online (cloud) into our SAP BW I have the same problems described above.
For example it is not possible to create the logical port in the Soamanager based on the WSDL (URL or file) of the addressed system (not the "pre-" disco-URL of MS Office 365); I have taken the WSDL that can be found in the Developer Ressources of the MS CRM system and additionally uploaded the security certificate of the WSDL and the Windows azure security certificate with SE59.
So my question is, has anybody successfully inplemeted a SAP based solution (directly or via SAP PI, without BizzTalk or Scribe) to consume the standard MS webservices for MS CRM online (cloud).
Thanks,
Michael