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Hello SAP experts
I have a custom BAPI for which I have created a webservice.
If I login as an admin to the BOX where I have installed this SAP server and open an internet explorer window and give the URL, I can access the web service without any problem. This is just a simple BAPI that searches for some data from a table based.
However, when I give the same URL from a different PC, it can open the web service and in the fields if I give the data and click on send button, it fails with an error '500 Internal Server Error '.
I looked for the details of this error on internet and it says that this is some general error and solutions that it suggested doesn't help my scenario.
Has anyone seen this problem before? Any help will be highly appreciated.
Tks
Ram

i have tried the stack trace in the catch but as i said on the statement where i made the object for the service the program just exits. it didn't return any exception or any output.
thanx for refering me any answer.......

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