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Hi all,
we have published a webservice with XI 7.0 (using the SOAP-Adapter) and try to call it from a stored procedure within SQL-Server 2005. Upon execution we receive the error
"<SAP:Code area="MESSAGE">EMPTY_HTTP_REQUEST_RECEIVED</SAP:Code>" and
"<SAP:Stack>Empty HTTP query received; message processing not possible </SAP:Stack>".
We are using the dll MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP. The webservice is available and can be reached from other tools like SOAP-UI when using the same endpoint-URL. It is also possible to call the service from Visual-Basic using the same code.
Does anyone has any clue about what's causing this error?
Thanks in advance!

It is clear that, PI service is working absolutely fine and the problem is calling it in your SP. I do not think you are calling a web service but actually sending a HTTP request to the server. An HTTP request and a SOAP call are different in terms of protocol. You would need to explore more on how to call web services from SQL SPs.. and the right place to search would be MS SQL Server Forums..!!
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