Consuming Webservice in ESB from Flex

First thing I would suggest is getting rid of the MXML tags and use the all actionscript method shown on my blog post, SAP Web Services in Flex Builder(http://blog.danmcweeney.com/57) [http://blog.danmcweeney.com/57]. This will make it easier to tell if you are having issues loading the WSDL or in crafting a correct SOAP request to the server.
Also, please check that you can get to the WSDL in a browser and that it does not contain any Policy tags.
-d
Edited by: Daniel McWeeney on Aug 13, 2008 9:49 AM

>
Sridhar Kannepalli wrote:
>Can you give any hint on how data should be sent to ABAP proxies?
>
I doubt there is any different in the approach for XI web services or ones generated from the Web Application server, I mean that is the point of SOAP right?
>
Sridhar Kannepalli wrote:
> My system (where my Flex application is present), the XI system (where the web service lies) and the SAP system (in which the proxy is present) all are in same domain (say.......xyz.com)
>
Flex has no clue about what is "behind" the web service. The crossdomain.xml only matters in regards to where the Flex SWF is being served from and where it calls web services from.
Was the Flex App able to load the WSDL like my example?
If so, can you create a XI web service that doesn't take an importing parameters and try and call that?
Can you post the WSDL here so we can see it, to see if the XI server creates anything different?
-d

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Thanks in Advance
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When I run my test client written in Java, I can update any given relatie-object in my database.
BUT when I, based upon this, generate a webservice stub using the "data -> connect to webservice" option. I get nicely generated code and the ability to to bind this to an form with which I can edit the data.
Now for my PROBLEM:
When I enter data in the form, during the process of transforming my Relatie object to XML, my entire object disappears. i.e. my object does NOT get transformed to XML for soap transport. Somewhere deep in the webservice code, it just gets ignored and I do NOT know why.
What does work is retrieving data through a webservice. I can display a nice grid full of data from my database. What does not work is trying to send a domain object (Relatie) from Flex through a webservice and process it in java. The object is null on the java side. I can even see in the resulting soap envelope that nothing gets transformed to XML. See output below:
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
                   xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
                   xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
    <schema:UpdateRelatieRequest xmlns:schema="http://www.mydomain.nl/gbs/service/ws"/> 
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
Which should have been based upon the given WSDL (as the java client does send over the wire)
<SOAP-ENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAP-ENV="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<SOAP-ENV:Body>
<ns3:InsertRelatieRequest xmlns:ns3="http://www.mydomain.nl/gbs/service/ws">
    <relatie>
      <btwNummer>BTW</btwNummer>                                                                                            
      <actief>false</actief>
   </relatie>
</ns3:InsertRelatieRequest>
</SOAP-ENV:Body>
</SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
Can anyone help me please. I'am stuck now.
Kind regards,
Marc

Thanks for the detailed steps. I was able to reproduce the issue.
I have logged an issue under 'WebService'. https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-24841 . We will look into it.
-Radhakrishna

Invalid WSDL while consuming webservice

Hi ,
I have done with soap to proxy interface in PI7.1 EHP1,
Now i am trying to publish the sender agrement to service registry i am facing the issue as
Service Registry configuration issue
because of this i have created wsdl file from display wsdl tool in directory using the
http://<host>:<J2EEport>/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet? channel=<party>:<service>:<channel>
and now i tryed tested this wsdl file by using soapui its working fine.
the same wsdl when i am using in creating a webdynpro applicaiton to consume this wsdl file i am getting as invalid wsdl file.
i have followed the link to create a consume webservice
http://www.riyaz.net/blog/xipi-consuming-xi-web-services-using-web-dynpro-part-ii/
Kindly suggest me is there any new way to create wsdl in 7.11 as i see old version 7.0 wsdl are wroking fine while creating a model in webdynpro application.
Regards
Vijay G
Edited by: vijay Kumar on Jun 9, 2010 1:31 PM

Hi,
Since you are using PI 7.1, you need not to define the websierce by using wizard in the integration directroy.
In PI 7.1 it is not required to manually formulate your sender SOAP URL, generated WSDL contains all the required information.
Directly Go to Integration Directory - - - -> Sender Agreement - - - > Display WSDL
This would help you:
http://www.riyaz.net/blog/pi-71-publishing-service-interface-as-a-webservice-in-sr/technology/sap/527/
Regards,
Abid Mazhar

Calling Web Service from Flex (to PeopleSoft)

I'm new to Flex and web services. I've created a web service
in PeopleSoft and successfully imported the WSDL into Flex so that
it has contacted the PS server and returned data (using
mx:WebService and mx:Operation code I found examples of). However,
I have been unable to pass a parameter to the service from Flex
using that code. I then discovered and followed the sample code in
the Flex-generated package, but no matter what I do I cannot
successfully supply the "myValue" in the sample shown below. Here
is Flex's own text in my GetInfo.as file built by Flex:
* MXML sample code:
* First you need to map the package where the files were
generated to a namespace, usually on the <mx:Application>
tag, like this: xmlns:ws="com.draper.*"
* Define the service and within its tags set the request
wrapper for the desired operation
* <ws:GetInfo id="myService">
* <ws:FindID_request_var><ws:FindID_request
Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI=myValue/>
* </ws:FindID_request_var>
* </ws:GetInfo>
* Then call the operation for which you have set the request
wrapper value above, like this:
* <mx:Button id="myButton" label="Call operation"
click="myService.FindID_send()" />
My code is:
<ws:GetInfo id="userRequest">
<ws:findID_request_var><ws:FindID_request
Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI="X"/>
</ws:findID_request_var>
</ws:GetInfo>
When I try to run it, Flex is unhappy with the value I am
assigning ("X" above) no matter what I put there. If I omit the
double quotes and try to assign a text input field value (which is
my goal here), it complains that it expects a double quote. If I
put almost anything else there, it complains either:
Initializer for 'Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI'; values of
type com.draper.Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CITypeShape cannot be
represented as text.
or, if I try this line, where I attempt to pass a text input
field:
<ws:FindID_request
Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI="{compID.text}"/>
then I get:
1067: Implicit coercion of a value of type String to an
unrelated type com.draper:Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CITypeShape
Can anyone help with this please?
Thanks
Jim

Chris,
Thanks. That is what I *was* doing, that got me all data
returned. The parameter never gets passed in the XML. It acts as if
a blank was passed and returns everything (just as you would expect
in the PeopleSoft search page when you just click Find without
specifying a key). It is expecting a partial key and will return
all keys that match (find method).
PS expects the key DL_CS_COMPID, and in Flex I've seen
Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI also. So I've tried:
<mx:request>

<Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI>
{compID.text}
</Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI>

</mx:request>
(You can see I currently have dl_cs_compid commented out).
Both behave identically - they are ignored in the XML that is sent
from Flex. Here is a sample of what was received in PS:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<M540564.V1:Find__CompIntfc__DL_TREE_IB_CI
xmlns:M540564.V1="
http://xmlns.oracle.com/Enterprise/Tools/schemas/M540564.V1"
xmlns:SOAP-ENV="
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"
xmlns:xsd="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:xsi="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"/>
I believe there should be a
<DL_CS_COMPID>value</DL_CS_COMPID> string in there.

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