B2B problem: unaccepted content type

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I am trying to understand the steps from a configured scenario to a web service.
So what I do is, I create a web service using the wizard in the Integration Directory, save the WSDL file locally on my hard drive and create a standalone proxy (with a little test client) using the Netweaver Developer Studio. This works fine as long as I stay within the SLD.
Now I configured a scenario where I replaced the sender system by a B2B party but when I run my little test client all I get is an error "unaccepted content type" and message does not reach the XI.
I configured a B2B party as follows:
- Name = Company_A
- Business Service = Request
- Sender Channel = SOAP
using HTTP, SOAP 1.1 protocols
Adapter Engine = Integration Server
- as default XI parameters I put in name and namespace of the B2B party's request interface.
I believe my receiver/sender agreements to be correct as well as the interface/receiver determination.
How can I check and test the SOAP adapter to see that it is up and running (and accessible, I am working in an Intranet to reach the SLD, but there is no Internet access)?
Please advise,
Eugen.
Message was edited by: Eugen Furler

Hi Eugen,
You can check your SOAP Adapter, if it is running or not in the Runtime Workbench page. Login to RWB and click on Component Montioring Link. Display the components and click on Adapter Engine. On the bottom you click on the button Adapter Monitoring.
Thanks
Prasad

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