Sender Agreement Endpoint Creation

Hi,
I have a SOAP - PI - Proxy scenario where I want to call the sender agreement to initiate the message. In the Integration Builder, I see that I can display the WSDL for the Sender Agreement. If I take that URL and put it into WS Navigator, I can successfully get the entire message flow (sync).
My question is, how do I create my own/secondary binding for this agreement? It seems like they generate one for you automatically and you have no control over the configuration for it.

Hey
When you are using SOAP on the sender side,you need to generate WSDL file in Integration directory and provide to the sender system,in this WSDL you have option to specify the URL,this URL is used by the sender system to the post file.
if you want to post the message directly to Integration engine of XI,then you can just click on "Propose URL" button which you get while creating WSDL file(this wont use sender agreement).
The below blog will help you in that.
/people/stefan.grube/blog/2006/09/21/using-the-soap-inbound-channel-of-the-integration-engine
But if you want to post to the adapter engine,then you need to generate the URL in the format as described in the below blog.don't click on "Propose URL" in this case(this will use sender agreement).
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/03/01/testing-xi-exposed-web-services
Thanks
Aamir

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Best Regards
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Hi Maciej,
answering your question indirectly
it's not PI that you're looking for right now but your sender application
it's the sender application that needs to be able to determine the URL (server) correctly (for dev,qa, prd)
as you only generate a proxy for it once (on the dev system), right ?
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Hi Harish,
http://<hostname>:50000/sap/xi/engine?type=entry
it should be http://<hostname>:8000/sap/xi/engine?type=entry not 50000 as port It should be your HTTP port...please .make the changes !!
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S T,
from what you've said, you're using Business Services and not Business Systems.
Business Services are simpler (in the sense that you don't need to refer them in SLD and all), but the catch is that they don't have some useful stuff that Business Systems have.
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Thanks for the response.
We have used that guide to successfully access web service providers from ECC based systems, but when we followed the same strategy for our PI system we have no luck.
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Why doesnt IDOC and HTTP have a sender agreement?

Hi Srinivas,
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I have Enterprise Service Scenario in which i am publishing Enterprise Service from Sender agreement (using SOAP Sender adapter).
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Sender agreement not updated in XI cache after commit

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I have created sender agreements for SOAP channels, this would explain why I could not see the agreements...
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What's the usage for WSDL of sender agreement?

Hi gurus,
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It seems xmlspy can create soap request based on the url format of wsdl, but we can't send the soap request to PI as it gave the error message as below " Couldn't retrieve inbound binding for the given P/S/A values: FP=;TP=;FS=null;TS=;AN=null;ANS=null;".
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HI,
Do we have to use the "TOOLS->display wsdl" menu to get the wsdl file to local and then provide it to 3rd party system? If so, we have to export wsdl again whenever data structure changes.
---->yes ,we have to export wsdl again whenever data structure changes.
and
we have 2 approaches for generating WSDL FILE
1. in sender Agreement
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Sender Agreements for HTTPS

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I am aware that there that there is no Sender Agreement necessary for sender Http scenario, maybe a silly question but why in that case is there a Sender option on the HTTP communication channel ?. Also for HTTPS if there is no sender agreement (hence no Communication Channel) then where can HTTPS be assigned as the Security Level on the channel, i.e. the "Security Check for Incoming Messages option".
Thanks
Damien

Hi!
According to my knowledge in XI there the HTTP Sender service is in disable and eventhough u can create in XI. but now in Latest version like PI 7.1 the service is enable
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Regards:
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Sender Agreement not needed when in httpclient to file scenario.

Hi,
I will like to understand why in the httpclient to file scenario, a sender agreement is not needed?
Thanks.

HI
Integrattion server - IS expects the messages in XML format. If you see the HTTP request you will see that we pass all the info contained in the Sender areement in the the HTTP request itself , namely - Message interface, message type and the namespace (along with login parameters). For IDOCs the the IDOC- XML are are sent to the IS (through IDOC port configuration at the source system.
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For more information you can search in sdn.
Regards
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Hi,
First things first, ensure you have an agreement for each single Communication Channel you have
and that they are correctly associated.
If they are created and associated, you may try the cache refresh with the link:
http://host:j2eeport/CPACache/refresh?mode=full
Kind regards,
Caio Cagnani

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