Inconsistency of Status (SOAP Receiver)

Hi Experts,
Currently we have a design in PI 7.1 ehp1 sending messages to partners via SOAP (receiver). The first issue I've encountered is ChainLinkVerifier for SSL cert. Then it was resolved by uploading the RootCA of systems in TrustedCAs Keystore. If i send 1 message, the status is successful. But when I'm sending let say 5 messages, alternatively the status is Successful, System Error, Successful..etc etc.
What would be an alternative way to make those message all Successful. Do I have to add timeout settings?
Regards,
R-jay

Hi,
I did similar requirement (PI 7.0) but i didn't get any problem and no poll intervel. I think somwhere configuration settings is problem better to recheck again meanwhile configure certificate on java stack.

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I have Idoc sender and soap receiver in my scenario.
I am calling web service deployed on WAS.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
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<SAP:Category>XIAdapterFramework</SAP:Category>
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Hi Bhavesh,
It is an Async call where method does not return anything.
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2006-12-13 10:30:25 Success The message was successfully retrieved from the receive queue.
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Success
output
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Hey
you are confusing between a response and an acknowledgement.
response and acknowledgement and not one and the same thing.
response is basically used when you send some query to the receiver system and expect a set of value(s) for your query.for e.g sending a query to a Database(JDBC) or SAP system(RFC)
and acknowledgement is just a notification that the message was receiver by the receiver correctly,it does not returns you a set of value(s).
now coming to your question,ALEAUDIT IDOC is generated when an IDOC is posted,since in your case you are not posting and IDOC,instead your are sending it ,i m not sure if ALEAUDIT will be generated or not,one thing that will come to your rescue is that every receiver SOAP adapter expects a HTTP response(irrespective of you explicitly asking it or not).
a HTTP 200 means that messages were posted successfully,and HTTP 500 means application error,get this HTTP response and send it back to the SAP system,most probably you would need to use BPM for this.
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Where might the message lost?
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HI
As a first test , import the wsdl shared by third party in soap uI/MS infopath/xml spy , fill in the test data (preferably same which you are trying to post now) and do a test :- doing this you will get to know if there is any problem in the WS iteslf. if you get http 200 ok then posting happened and ask the third party to check if they got any request.
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/people/varadharajan.krishnasamy/blog/2007/01/09/troubleshooting-soap-message--xi
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SOAP receiver inactive problem

Hi Gurus,
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Hi,
send the first message with it and check again
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Hi XI expert,
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2. After the PI system is restarted, all the SOAP channels show this status, though they are ready to handle any incoming/outgoing messages. The channels continue to display this status till they process any new message.
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Hi Udo,
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