SOAP Query

Hi All,
I am doing a scenario to check connectivity for SOAP Receiver adapter based on the given WSDL.I am geting the following error when I check the adapter in Runtime workbench.
Message processing failed. Cause: com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException: SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter/PARSING/ADAPTER.SOAP_EXCEPTION - soap fault: No available destination graph
Does this mean that the request has been successful and there is a error while sending the response. I have sent some dummy data to check if I can have a connectivity from PI to the URL. Does this confirm that the connectivity has been established but there is a issue when sending a response.
Awaiting your response.
Thanks
Amit K

Hi Amit,
Seems to be connection is established and the issue is with the response.
Check your communication channel (SOAP) in runtime workbench. Is there any error??
Test your web service (wsdl) using some tool (XML SPY)... Is it returning something?
SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter/PARSING/ADAPTER.SOAP_EXCEPTION - soap fault: Server was unable to process request. --> Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Refer the below links:
Receiver SOAP Adapter Problem-soap fault: Server did not recognize the valu
http://sapxitutorials.blogspot.com/2009/11/soap-receiver-error.html
Thanks,

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I have a SOAP to SOAP scenario. Here we will have multiple receivers and dynamic receiver determination is needed.
The sender will send a Value in Query string of URL to sender SOAP adapter. This value in Query string parameter will decide the receiver at runtime.
I need to know, how can we read values from Query string of incoming call? I did tried to search blogs & forum threads but unfortunately not able to hit the right links.
Any inputs will be of great help.
Should i use "Use Query String" on sender soap channel? I tried it, but i was not able to find any query string parameters in SOAP header or payload.
Please guide me, its bit urgent.
Regards,
Abhi.

> But the argument provided from their side is: They are using standard XSD and this service is provided out of box with sender application.
If they can add a URL parameter, they can also add a field to the structure.
> They cant control the value mapping of parameters in payload to the extent required to implement this change.
Adding a new field to the structure would not affect any existing mapping.
> Since they have this custom requirement of multiple receivers & receiver to be determined at runtime, they need to go for Query string.
This can be done based on any field of the payload.
> I need to find a way to read the query string in any case.
This is not supported by SOAP adapter.
> Can I use one of the header parameters to be mapped to this value (By selecting "Use Query string" & "Keep Headers" flag in sender CC) & then extract this value from header using Dynamic configuration ?
This feature works only for XI header fields, like message ID or QoS.
Not for individual parameters.

Query PI 7.1 - Sender SOAP Adpater & Testing

Hi,
I have SOAP to RFC scenario. My client (3rd Party) has provided me below webservice :-
---> http://115.119.23.132/sapwebservice/service.asmx?op=save_so
--> I have Import the WSDL file as external definitions, Created an Service Interface u2013 Outbound with external Message .
I have two Queries :-
1. In 7.1, Sender SOAP Configuration, there is no option like (below) that we had in 3.0 & 7.0
u2022         Use Query String
               Daflault XI Parameters
       Default Interface Namespace
       Default Interface Name
How to link the scneario with Interface (ESR) ?
2. How to Test this scenario ?
Thanks.

Hi Anshul,
--> If the client is providing the WSDL file they are consider as the service provider.So you need to consume the webservice using PI.
-->For consuming the Webservice you need to configure the receiver SOAP Adapter where you have to provide the SOAP Action and Target URL in the receiver CC.
-->In the PI 7.1 sender soap adapter will not have all the parameters like PI7.0,WSDL will be generated based on the sender agreement which is not there in PI7.0.Since from PI7.1 we have the concept of multiple operations.
-->
Please re-check your interface designing,as per view it would be like
      SAP System (RFC Adapter)-->PI7.1--->Third Party Webservice(Receiver SOAP Adapter)
Thanks

Soap adapter query string

Sending Soap adapter question
If the message id is duplicate , the message is rejected?
How does the Query string look?
thanks
kumar

Hi Kumar,
the query string is
http://host:port/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=party:service:channel
The message ID is give by XI, it is allways unique.
Have a look to <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/fc/5ad93f130f9215e10000000a155106/content.htm">Configuring the Sender SOAP Adapter</a>
Regards,
Udo

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