Proxy to Web Service Communication doesn't work

Hi,
We configured the XI demo example Checking Flight Seat Availability (Proxy to Web Service Communication) (chapter 6.2) and everything works fine until we try to execute the szenario (chapter 6.2.3).
When we try to execute the szenario, we get an error displayed in the runtime Workbench. In the component Integration Server, we get a systemfailure with code ADAPTER.SOAP_EXCEPTION of category PARSING. The Adapter Engine also displays an error in the audit log:
SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter/PARSING/ADAPTER.SOAP_EXCEPTION - soap fault: Authority check failed
The User XIAFUSER has SAP-All-authorizations.
Has anybody an idea, whats the problem is?
Greetings
Hildegard
Message was edited by: Hildegard Winter

Check out, that the URL of the WebService is correct:
"http://<YourServer>:<<b>ABAP_Port</b>>/sap/bc/srt/xip/sap/SXIDAL_FLIGHTSEATAVAIL_CHECK?sap-client=<<b>YourClient</b>>"
Change the default values if necessary.
Check in the client, if the role SAP_XI_APPL_SERV_USER (which should be applied to your user) is generated and has no errors.
Regards
Stefan

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HI ,
I am having the same issue!!!
Does ABAP Proxy Generation support <extension> ?
Is there a list available of what is supported and what not (please consider I do not have access to sap notes)?
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Hi All,
I have a JMS proxy that routes messages to a web service. I have set the delivery failure parameters on the JMS queue. When a message is put onto the queue and there is a problem within the message flow proper, the message is retried the appropriate number of times and put onto the Error Destination queue as necessary. However, if there is a problem calling the web service, message delivery is NOT retried, the message is NOT put onto the Error Destination queue, and the message is lost. The web service itself isn't throwing a SOAP Fault, but the business service can't reach the web service (firewall issue). My Route Error Handler in the message flow is hit and it performs a Reply With Failure.
Can anyone please explain to me if this is by design and, if so, why? Also, how does a person work around this? I need the message to be retried. I understand that a web service cannot participate in an XA transaction, but it seems to me any failure within the message flow should cause a retry on the JMS queue.
Thanks.
Edited by mvcg at 06/11/2008 1:57 PM

You should remove the Route Node since it should only be used in HttpProxy.
Instead use just the request pipeline for your routing.
if (condition1)
Service Callout (or publish) to Service1
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else
Rasie error?
You shouldn't need to reply with failure. Any errors in the service callout or publish should go to exception handling if you use QoS exactly-once.

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Hi,
I am using OSB 11g, I am using OSB proxy to monitor external rest services call. I've created a business service that point to the external rest service and I created a proxy that is routed to my business service. I modified the flow by adding a piplinepairNode -->requestPipline-->stage -->created two assign and created two variable one for the id and another one for the productID. Then I modified the business service flow as follow:
created two insert, one to define the method, which is DELETE and another one to set the relative-URI to the productID variable and I set the response to replace the . in the body with $body, following this post: http://blogs.oracle.com/jeffdavies/entry/restful_services_with_oracle_s_1
When I test it using osb console Execute, I can see my productID variable is set to $inbound and it is passed all the way to the business service, where it should call the external rest service with the relative-URI, which is set to my productID. it doesn't work, I get 404 error, which is undefined, I believe the reason is because business service is trying to call the external rest service with
http://localhost:{port}/deleteProduct and the rest service expect this URL
http://localhost:{port}/deleteProduct/2 or {productID}
can you please help and tell me what I'm doing wrong?
appreciate any kind of help
Thanks
M.

Please refer -
http://blogs.oracle.com/jeffdavies/entry/enhanced_rest_support_in_oracl
Regards,
Anuj

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