RFC-SOAP (B2B)

Hi....All,
1) I am doing RFC-SOAP Scenario (B2B), we r getting the response from target(soap) system to XI, from XI we want to send the response to sap system inbox.. how we will send the response from xi to sap inbox.
pls suggest me..its very urgent?
2) for RFC-SOAP Scenario WSDL File required or not, pls suggest me...
if anybody is having the ex scenario pls send it to me that is very great help for me..
****for helpful answers i will assign the points*****
regards,
Pasi.

>
> 2) for RFC-SOAP Scenario WSDL File required or not, pls suggest me...
To create the message/data structure in IR , which you want to send it to target system, there are two ways
1) Manually create it
OR
2) Import WSDL file through External Definitions, it will automatically created.
For communicating( in ID) no WSDLis required only URL is required to communicate with Web Services which is mentioned in WSDL file or you can ask it from client directly.
Regards,
Piyush

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Check if the RFC is remote enabled..
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Try checking the userid auth for RFC destination wether it has remotes access.
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Problem is that when the target system is down the PI system do not recoginze it and send the message successfully to
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Hi Pasi,
when we tested the RFC in ECC system giveing the From and TO Dates it is fetching some records, through xi it is not fetching any records.
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