How to trigger Web Service created by WebMethods

Hello Experts,
In our project WebMethods is using as middleware. We need to pass some XML files from SAP to some third party system using WebMethods (ESB).
So, here WebMethods is creating a Web Service and from SAP we need to trigger the WebService and also I need to capture the response returned by the third party system using Web Service.
Can anybody guide with step by step procedure.
Thanks in advance.
Krishna Yerram.

To be able to consume a web service in your SAP system directly you need to generate a proxy-client for each web service you would like to consume.
Workbench - Enterprise Services - Client Proxies
The easiest way to generate a client proxy is by using the WSDL definition from the Web Service
Enterprise Services - Create - Proxy Object - Service Consumer - Local File (this is your WSDL file) - put in package assignment and transport request and your proxy class will be generated.
If you look into the generated proxy class you'll find a method you can call from anywhere in your ABAP code to consume the web service.
Hope that helps,
Michael

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data: client type ref to if_http_client,
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[order.wsdl]

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Vimala Ranganathan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
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"Lina Li" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
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created
from workshop( please see the attached wsdl file), but can't get itwork.
Did
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import javax.xml.rpc.ServiceFactory;
import javax.xml.rpc.Service;
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import weblogic.webservice.context.WebServiceSession;
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Can you give some tip about how connect the web service ?The HTTP protocol obviously need to be used. Oracle provides a couple of HTTP client (web browser like) interfaces. Obviously there is no rendering engine/DOM in PL/SQL as this does not make much sense in a server side language. As a web service typically returns XML, that is not a problem as XML is something that servers need to deal with - and Oracle fully supports XML via SQL, PL/SQL and database structures.
A basic example of how to use the UTL_HTTP interface for interacting with a web service is in {message:id=4205205}. If you scroll up in that thread, you will also see more complex approaches of loading the web service WSDL and using that to make calls to the service - something that involves too many moving parts and Java unnecessarily.

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