FTP file to SOAP asyn

I created a simple scenario which using FTP file adapter to send out a xml message, then I want to use SOAP adapter to receive the message and send it to a web service to display the message. No response back.
My data type is as follows:
DATA_FILESENDER
empid string
empname string
empage integer
flag
I created two messages which use same data type above for inbound and outbound interface.
Then I created a web service. its wsdl file has input message structure the same as above, no output message structure. The target name space is different from XI's.
When the scenario run, message monitoring shows FTP successfuly send out the message, but SOAP adapter was waiting, then after a while it says system error. I guess it is timeouted.
Could anybody tell me where is wrong with my SOAP adapter or my web service? Thanks a lot!
Marea

Hi,
Sekhar and Bhavesh,
I thought I posted the reponse and I was really wondering why no update comes to my email account during past days. It aprently I did not post successfuly.
Anyway, Thanks for the input! I have checked URL and action and check the links provided. But it still does not working. And Has the same error. I am wondering if that is the problem: Soap adapter send out the XML message, but the web service only accept data input seperately. Because I tested my webservice by sending data like "4","c","6","Y" using java program, not sending XML message, the webservice works. I still don't know how to make webservice to work for XI. Please advice. Thank you very much!
Marea

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If still not works then make some dummy changes and again activate....correspondingly check the cache status of the ID-objects
Regards,
Abhishek.

How do I FTP files from a security camera to iCloud so they can be retrieved back to my MacBook Pro whenever I connect when travelling?

How do I FTP files from a security camera to iCloud so they can be retrieved back to my MacBook Pro whenever I connect when travelling?
Russ

Do you want to watch the live feed of your secutiry cameras or recorded footage?
In either case, I don't think iCloud is your solution.
For the first one, check with your security camera software, they usually have this option of broadcasting, so you'll know how to access it.
For the later, you should use something like Dropbox (www.dropbox.com), since iCloud file sharing is, up to this date, app restricted.
Hope it helps.
JP

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I need to create a simple FlatFile either using of delimiter/Fixed length. using the above said adapters we can create XML file, i tried concatinating all the values into a single String and writing into a file, but it does not have proper structure
Can any body help me out on this..
Thanks
Ram

You can create a text schema while creating a File Adapter. If schema is specified for File Adapter, it takes care of converting XML into fixed length or delimited format.
Thanks,
-Ng.

Error handling in File - XI - SOAP scenario without BPM

Hello!
We have a File -> XI -> SOAP scenario without BPM. The problem is that if the Web Service sends back an error XI tries to reprocess the same message again and again instead of taking the next one.
We do not want set the retry interval to NULL because most error cases are temporary connection problems and then also those messages would not automatically be reprocessed any more.
We also have to use BE instead of EO, otherwise the Web Service will not return a response. But we need the response to be sure that the processing was successful. The message volume in this scenario is quite high and we do not want to use BPM only for the error handling.
I know that from SP19 some additional adapter modules are available for async - sync scenarios without BPM. I tried to configure it like described in File - RFC - File without a BPM - Possible from SP 19. but it did not solve the problem. Does anybody have any other ideas? Thanks.
Regards, Tanja

Hi Tanja,
>>>The volume is 3000 messages/day on business days and 700 messages/day during weekends but the traffic will increase in the future
I think, you should check that out. It is assumedly only 2 days work to build a scenario:
IDoc -> BP
BP <-> SOAP/HTTP
BP -> IDoc (Acknowledgement)
In the process you need a condition branch, where you decide success or not. You need 2 Interface Mappings for filling the ALEAUD.
Just send 1000 IDocs to the Test-XI and look to performance monitoring at Runtime Workbench, to find out, how many message will be processed in one hour. Assumedly 3000 and more per day should be possible. The advantage would be to reduce number of systems (no file system) and messages (better monitoring) and using the standard (better maintenance).
>>>So you are suggesting I should use HTTP adapter and then add the SOAP header manually in a mapping?
Yes, build the SOAP envelop during the mapping. Most easy is to use XSL or, if your mapping is ready, an additionsal XSL. You can put the error into the Acknowledgement to see it in ERP transaction WE02.
Filling of ALEAUD fields:
E1ADHDR/MESTYP: original message type
E1ADHDR/E1STATE/DOCNUM: original IDoc number
E1ADHDR/E1STATE/STATUS: 68 in case of error, 53 in case of success
E1ADHDR/E1STATE/STATXT: Short description for R/3 user what has happend
I ve done such a scenario several times. That works without any problems.
Regards,
Udo

Issue in File to SOAP as Attachment

Hi,
I have scenario from File to SOAP.
I ma to send two files one file as content of SOAP request and other one as file attachment. The problem is i cannot send message both file content and file attachment.
Because when i select the "keep attachment" in the SOAP adapter both content and attachment become attachment, but if i didn't tick, only content is display by the recipient without the attachment.
How can i configure SOAP adapter so the recipient can receive both content file and attachment file.
Solution will be rewarded
Thanks
Jaideep Baid

hi gaurav,
   actually my SOAP payload will be a file only but I wnat to send till a perticular node as a SOAP payload and rest part as an attachment.
like
message----Root node
      field 1
      field 2
      field 3
         subfield 1
         subfield 2
         subfield 3
         subfield 4
SO i want till field2 it should go as payload and from field 3 i should go as attachment.
OR i can make two files of different name.
file1's content
   field 1
   field 2
file2's content
    field 3
         subfield 1
         subfield 2
         subfield 3
         subfield 4
Now in this case file 1 should go as SOAP payload and File2 as attachment.
So that In XI i can see two different file one named as mainDocument and other one name as Attachment.
Plzz suggest any solution
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File --- to--- Soap(web service)

Hi all,
i am doing File ->to->Soap(web service) scenario.
my requiremenmt would be
1.Can we able to re-trigger failed & successful messages
2.Can we we able send the consolidated XML for the day irrespective of individual xml's
3.we able to send the same XML data of the same client to multiple url's
4.the compression/encryption of an XML is possible or not
ccould you provide me the solutions for these steps.
Thanks in advance,
AVR

>
AVReddi wrote:
> Hi all,
> i am doing File ->to->Soap(web service) scenario.
>
> my requiremenmt would be
> 1.Can we able to re-trigger failed & successful messages
if the flow is asyc, you can always retrigger failed messages. Also successful messages can be retriggered manually using the test tab in RWB
> 2.Can we we able send the consolidated XML for the day irrespective of individual xml's
This will be a collect kind of scenario. You will use a BPM to start collecting all the files and then trigger a message based on you collect criteria
> 3.we able to send the same XML data of the same client to multiple url's
yes. use multiple receivers or multiple inbound interfaces in your interface determination
> 4.the compression/encryption of an XML is possible or not
>
> ccould you provide me the solutions for these steps.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> AVR
use HTTPS in your SOAP adapter i.e certificates

File To SOAP

Hi,
I am trying out a scenario from file<>BPM<>SOAP.
In the Call Adapter step I am getting the following error message:

- <SAP:Error xmlns:SAP="http://sap.com/xi/XI/Message/30" xmlns:SOAP="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" SOAP:mustUnderstand="">
<SAP:Category>XIAdapter</SAP:Category>
<SAP:Code area="BPE_ADAPTER">MESSAGE_NOT_USED</SAP:Code>
<SAP:P1 />
<SAP:P2 />
<SAP:P3 />
<SAP:P4 />
<SAP:AdditionalText />
<SAP:ApplicationFaultMessage namespace="" />
<SAP:Stack>Message is not used by any processes</SAP:Stack>
<SAP:Retry>M</SAP:Retry>
</SAP:Error>
The Message is successfully reaching BPM but then the error occurs.
Please help me in this regards.
Thanks,
Abhishek.

Hi,
check these
1. Go to Transaction: SXI_CACHE and check the return code for your intergration process, it must be 0.
Might solve your issue
2. In MONI click on PE (you will find this when you scroll towards right). Now navigate like this Goto ---> Graphical workflow log. Check in which step there is a error (it will be in red colour lines).
3.Can u check whether the interface used in Sender agreement is the same as the interface used in Receiver Determination, whose receiver is BPM?
4.Check the receiver determination for file to BPM. The file message that enters the BPM i think is not able to find the receiver.
Try one more things. In your BPM, try a f7 and see if there is any syntax errors.
Hope this will help you.
Regards
Aashish Sinha
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File to SOAP Scenario Using BPM

Hi,
I am doing File to SOAP scenario using BPM.
while doing Integration Process in IR, i got the following error message
"Expression of simple type xsd:string expected"
But i have given xsd:string in the correlation element as well as in Data types.
I dont know why it is getting the error.
could you anyone please help me to sort out?
Regards,
Sai Ch.

Hey,
Check in the correlation editor, where you define the condition.
Whether the data type of the XPath is string and whether it matches with the data type of the messages that you have selected.also make sure the type of the correlation variable is string.
regards,
Milan

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hi i am gettin this problem in file to soap scenario
Error Category XI_J2EE_ADAPTER_ENGINE
Error Code GENERAL_ERROR
SOAP: response message contains an error Application/UNKNOWN/APPLICATION_ERROR - application fault
plz help me

Hi,
check this
/people/sap.user72/blog/2006/01/16/xi-propagation-of-meaningful-error-information-to-soap-client
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Hi Experts,
I have designed an synchronous File to SOAP scenario in PI 7.31. I am able to send the request am getting the response to target path also correctly but am not able to see the msg in SXMB_MONI.am not using ICO am using dual stack in PI 7.31 plz help on this.
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Hi Rajendar, what does your configuration look like? (e.g. Service Interfaces, Oparation Mapping)
I'm trying to do the same but SOAP response message is not getting back into IE. I have LOGGING_SYNC already set to 1.
Thanks, Aaron

File name to be read in mapping - File to SOAP Scenario

Hi all,
its a file to soap scenario. i need to send the file name also to target system. how can i get the file name in the mapping? is there a way to read the header information in mapping?
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Rashmi

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