Portal Services

I have created a portal service with 2 simple functionalities of adding and subtracting 2 numbers.
I made this using NWDS and deployed it as a par file
I have consumed this service by calling the methods in another portal application project.
Now, I need to know:
If someone asks me to make this a web service, why would they want it and how do I go about doing this in NWDS. How do I consume this web service in a new portal project.
Would be glad if someone explained the steps to me.

If you have the Portal Service and the other project in the same Portal server, why would you want to make a Web Service out of it and then consume it in Portal.
Simplest would be to just use the Portal Service from your Portal Application.
Coming back to your requirement, in order to consume a web service, it's again only possible to create another Portal Service that consumes the Web Service and then again, you'll have to call the newly created Portal Service (that has consumed the web service) from the Portal Project.
You're of course making a round-about action of the simplest.
Sol1: What's simple and best to do.
   1. Create a Portal Service X.
   2. Use the Portal Service X in your Portal Project Y.
Sol2: This is what you are trying to do.
   1. Create a Portal Service X.
   2. Publish it as a Web Service A.
   3. Consume the Web Service A in Portal Service B.
   4. Use the Portal Service A in your Portal Project Y.
Do you really want to do this?
Regards,
JP

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Hi Experts,
I m trying to use ILogger for my application.
Information about my application:
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I need to use the Logging facility of ILogger in this Portal Service.
I have written the following code in the Init() function of the Portal Service
public void init(IServiceContext serviceContext)
mm_logger = serviceContext.getLogger("com.persistent.pankaj");
I have put the logger.xml in the logger folder of PORTAL-INF
my logger.xml is as follows:
<Server>
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<LoggerClass className="com.sapportals.portal.prt.logger.SimpleFileLogger" level="INFO">
<param filename="logs/com.persistent.pankaj.log" append="true">
</param>
</LoggerClass>
</Logger>
</Server>
On deploying my portal service as a web service
I m unable to get the logs.
I even dont know where will i get the log file, means wat is the exact location where i can check my log results
I m a newbie for this
Please help me out
Help will be rewarded n appreciated
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Hi Pankaj,
In your init method try this code to create the logger:
ILogger logger = PortalRuntime.getLogger("testLog");
In your logger.xml the logger name was testLog and not com.persistent.pankaj so while creating logger you should use testLog in the above code.
By default all the logs are written to defaultTrace.log files, to check them read this:
Portal Runtime Logs
If you want to log in a seperate logfile then you should set a seperate log destination, which is not recommended on productive systems due to performance problems.
Also read these to know how to set seperate log destinations:
Netweaver Portal Log Configuration & Viewing (Part 3)
Netweaver Portal Log Configuration & Viewing (Part 1)
Netweaver Portal Log Configuration & Viewing (Part 2)
Regards,
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Hi Guys,
After installation of SPS11 to our 2004s portal system we have problem with startup of our Portal service.
Before SPS11 we had SPS9 system and everything was working correctly.
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     at javax.naming.InitialContext.lookup(InitialContext.java:347)
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If you deploy service on running portal it is started without any problems.
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Please could you help us with this problem?
Anyone has an idea what is wrong?
Thanks a lot
Ondrej

Hi Nirmal,
thanks you for your quick response. This is what the installer returns when I use your suggested command:
Mar 7, 2012 2:35:56 PM [Error]: The parameter jce_policy_zip in externally supplied configuration is invalid.
I looked up the parameters for the STARTUP:
rootdir [guiport] [httpport] [guistart] [guimode] [config] [sid] [instanceNr]
Thus the jce_policy_zip is not a valid parameter.
However, after deleting the file specified I could just run STARTUP again and this worked.
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Edited by: M. Rabe on Mar 7, 2012 2:57 PM

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hi guys,
We want to implement a portal service which will check user's role from LDAP, and we need to get the current user id.
We know for class IPortalComponentRequest, there is method getUser().getUserId(), is there any similar method for IServiceContext? or any way for us to get user id in portal service?
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Hi Feng,
Implement
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Shiraz,
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I need information on Accessing portal services within a Web Dynpro application.I want to explore this topic.Can anyone give useful links?
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Hi
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/ep/how%20to/how%20to%20access%20a%20portal%20service%20within%20a%20web%20dynpro%20java%20application.pdf
http://help.sap.com/javadocs/NW04S/current/wd/com/sap/tc/webdynpro/clientserver/portal/WDPortalUtils.html
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Consuming a webservice from a portal service...

Hello all,
I am playing around with the example code for imlimenting a federated search (found in the km section) and was trying to use a webservice call to google as an example of a the federated search.
I generated a client side portal service (from the goodle wsdl) and I am now trying to access it form the search virtual index service I wrote...
I someone can point me in the correct direction that would be great... I was looking at the following blog Accessing an External Web Services in Portal which helped setup the webservice but I find the code used to access it does not help. For one thing I can not find the IServiceName class anywhere in the portal or j2ee javadoc or jat files.
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D.

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look at my code.
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frist line is working fine.
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Exception in SAP Application Integrator occured: Unable to process template 'apsuser=<MappedUser>&apspassword=<MappedPassword>&apsauthtype=Enterprise&sf=<supplierid>', because 'supplierid' is an invalid terminal property of the Root context..
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Murali

Hi,
Please check if you have made a copy of the Crystal report Iview using plain copy method. If so use Delta copy...
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4 Build and deployed the DC on server!!
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Processing HTTP request to servlet dispatcher finished with error.
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application [webdynpro/dispatcher] Processing HTTP request to servlet [dispatcher] finished with error.
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GAANEE

Hi...
Check the following link..
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hi
I have some portal service and how to use that in the web dynpro application.
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do we required portal to run web dynpro application.
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Hi,
>> I have some portal service and how to use that in the web dynpro application.
Yes. U can use Portal service in webdynpro. Check the link given by subathra.
>> and also what is the main diff between Portal Component and web dynpro application
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>> do we required portal to run web dynpro application.
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[Exposing Portal Services as Web Services |http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw72/helpdata/en/49/e44e702784751be10000000a42189b/frameset.htm]
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      at org.eclipse.ui.internal.Workbench.runEventLoop(Workbench.java:2384)
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Hamendra

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Message was edited by: Narahari Vedula

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