Testing my WebService through WSADMIN I am getting java.rmi.RemoteException

Hello,
I am testing my WebService with name ZEDI_GET_TPDATA_WSD through WSADMIN. It opens the WebService Home Page.
Overe there I put my User Name and Password.
Then I click on Test. But when I click on Operations
"ZediGetTpdata (test.types.p1.ZediGetTpdata parameters)".
It gives me below error
Cannot find operation: wsdl = http://zhmscaqb.whirlpool.com:7992/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/ZEDI_GET_TPDATA_WSD?sap-client=800&wsdl=1.1, endpoint = ZEDI_GET_TPDATA_WSDSoapBinding, operation = public abstract test.types.p1.ZediGetTpdataResponse test.ZEDI_GET_TPDATA_WSD.zediGetTpdata(test.types.p1.ZediGetTpdata) throws java.rmi.RemoteException,test.ZediGetTpdataRfcException
Pls suggest.
Regards

what is ZEDI_GET_TPDATA_WSD ?
is it a web service developed in java or is it a RFC exposed as a web service?

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We have recently upgraded to EHP6. We created a few function modules through which web services were created. Now when we test the FM's they work perfectly fine whereas some of the webservices are not responding correctly when being tested thriough an external tool: SOAP UI.
This particular issue is just persisting in case of only a few webservices whereas the others are working perfectly fine. After checking all the configuration seetings (though I am sure they are maintained correctly since some of the webservices are working fine) I have tried regenerating a new service and then going about testing the new wsdl file in SOAP UI but the output is same everytime. I also tried deactivating and reactivating the FM and then creating the wsdl out of the service but nothing seems to work.
How can I test my webservice in such a case and be sure of it to be working correctly?
Kindly help out with this issue.
Regards,
Shivangi

Hi Shivangi,
What precisely do you mean by the following?
some of the webservices are not responding correctly when being tested thriough an external tool: SOAP UI
Is it like you do not get any response from your web service, or an error response? Or you do receive a response, but it differs from what you get when testing the FM directly in ECC?
In the first case, make sure you have configured your web services correctly in SOAMANAGER (or WSCONFIG + LPCONFIG in case of lower system versions).
In case of the latter, make sure you use statements like "IS INITIAL" or "IS SUPPLIED" correctly, because input parameters may look somehow different in ECC when the FM is executed externally.
You might also want to put an external break point for the user that authorizes your external connections and debug the FM from there to see what's wrong. For this purpose, when displaying your FM, choose: Utilities -> Settings from the top menu, and in the window that appers, go to tab page ABAP Editor, sub-tab page Debugging and type a user for external debugging (it has to be a dialog user), then place an external break point in the code.
Hope this helps,
Greg

Not able to test webservice through enterprise manager

Hi All,
We have deployed few composites. Deployment was successful. but when we try to test the service using "Test" button in the composite. we are getting an error below the WSDL URL in the Test Webservice page.
Following is the error:
Either the WSDL URL is invalid or the WSDL file is not valid or incorrect. - oracle.sysman.emas.sdk.wsm.WsmServiceAccessException: Cannot locate service: oracle.wsm.policymanager.IPolicyService
I'm able to open the WSDL in browser. We dont have any OWSM policlies set for any of the composites.
When i use the WSDL URL in a partner link, the operation and other properties getting loaded, i/p and o/p elements of the WSDL also getting retrieved.
SOA version: 11.1.1.6
This is applicable for all composites we deployed.
Please help us in resolving this issue.
Regards,
Terry
Edited by: 965185 on Oct 16, 2012 2:05 AM

In my case issue got resolved after I added java.naming.provider.url
Steps:
Log into EM then select the domain in use and use the following the menu path, WebLogic Domain> Web Services > Platform Policy Configuration
From there, select the Policy Accessor tab., then click Add to add a property.
In the Add Property window, specify the following values:
In the Name field, enter this property: java.naming.provider.url
Value: t3://<hostname1>:<port_number>,<hostname2>:<port_number>

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Hi Team,
I am trying to access a rest webservice through powerbuilder 12.5(.net).The rest webservice is secured through basic authentication.I am passing the userid and password through powerbuilder to acess the service,But its returning an error .But while i am trying to accss the same REST webservice through SOAPUI, i am able to get the response.
Please find the below line of code which i have written in powerbuilder.
p_testcleint2 lp_rest
string ls_string
lp_rest=create p_testcleint2
PBWebHttp.WebClientCredential lsCredential //configure credentials
lsCredential = create PBWebHttp.WebClientCredential
lsCredential.AccessAuthentication = PBWebHttp.AuthenticationMode.Basic!
lsCredential.Password='Pa$$word1!'
lsCredential.Username='admin'
lp_rest.restConnectionObject.ClientCredential = lsCredential //add credentials to connection
try
lp_rest.PostMessage()
catch (System.Exception ee)
messagebox("Failure",string(ee.Message))
end try
Error i am getting as below :
The remote server returned an error:(401) unauthorized.
Can you please let me know why this error is coming or do i need to any extra paramert in the lsCredential to handle this.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Subrat

Hi Chris,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes i checked -in fiddler, the basic authentication request is not generating in the fiddler.
In the same Rest service if i turned off the basic authentication then call is happening in Powerbuilder and its displaying in fiddler also.
Regards
Subrat

Getting error when testing the webservice in webservice navigator

hello experts,
i created the rfc for to delete the calender appointments it was working fine and i created the webservice for this . when i'm trying to test the webservice with ws navigator i can insert the values on request screen , but result is this error.
webservice response :
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Set-Cookie: <value is hidden>
content-type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
content-length: 481
sap-srt_id: 20110721/115816/v1.00_final_6.40/D40C9E37E8642547AA79FB54A42976E7
server: SAP Web Application Server (1.0;700)
<soap-env:Envelope xmlns:soap-env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><soap-env:Body><n0:YAPPT_DELETE_N_T2Response xmlns:n0="urn:sap-com:document:sap:rfc:functions"><ERROR_MSG><MSG_ID>BC</MSG_ID><MSG_TYPE>E</MSG_TYPE><MSG_NUMBER>020</MSG_NUMBER><MSG_VAR1>D</MSG_VAR1><MSG_VAR2></MSG_VAR2><MSG_VAR3></MSG_VAR3><MSG_VAR4></MSG_VAR4><FIELDNAME>MAINT_INDI</FIELDNAME><TABLEINDEX>000001</TABLEINDEX></ERROR_MSG></n0:YAPPT_DELETE_N_T2Response></soap-env:Body></soap-env:Envelope>
can anybody guide me how to rectify this problem .help will be greately appreciated.
thanks for coming help
regards,
sashi.

hello madhu,
i have got the sollution. in the webservice i'm giving the input (03D86AFB7EE7D14585EF515C59B5F559) same as in data base .while testing the webservice internally the value should be converted into bytes bcoz in the domain the data type was RAW .
so db didnt recognise that value thats why i got the error.
so i use the fm GUID_CONVERT and convert that as db format
thanks for ur response .
regards,
sashi.

Error when testing a webservice - Exception raised in class CL_SOAP_REGIST

Dear coleagues,
I've got an issue concerning the AS ABAP SOAP Runtime. The system is an ERP 6.0 with SP13.
If I try to test the service in WSADMIN by using the test-button, I just get an exception after the internet browser opens:
A Soap Core Exception was raised in Method CL_SOAP_REGISTRY::generate_wsdl(6)
Technical Details of Soap Core Exception
Message Text: SRT: ASSERT failed: object reference not bound
Class: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY
Method: generate_wsdl
LocationID: 6
Program: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY==============CP
Include: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY==============CM00J
Line: 59
I did a look into the coding and think that the exception is raised since the methode
Hi folks,
I've got an issue concerning the AS ABAP SOAP Runtime. The system is an ERP 6.0 with SP13.
At first I create a Web Service by using the context menue of an existing rfc-enabled function module. Afterwards the service is visible in SICF. If I try to test the service in WSADMIN by using the test-button I only get an exception in the opening internet browser:
Cannot download WSDL from http://serverurl:8027/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/ZSTMA_FUNKTIONSTEST2?sap-client=100&wsdl=1.1: Invalid Response Code: (400) Bad Request. The requested URL was:"http://ciswi.sap.swm.de:8027/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/ZSTMA_FUNKTIONSTEST2?sap-client=100&wsdl=1.1"
If I go onto the used url I get the following message:
Your request could not be processed
SRT: ASSERT failed: object reference not bound
What has happened?
A Soap Core Exception was raised in Method CL_SOAP_REGISTRY::generate_wsdl(6)
Technical Details of Soap Core Exception
Message Text: SRT: ASSERT failed: object reference not bound
Class: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY
Method: generate_wsdl
LocationID: 6
Program: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY==============CP
Include: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY==============CM00J
Line: 59
I did a look into the coding and found out that the exception is raised since
Hi folks,
I've got an issue concerning the AS ABAP SOAP Runtime. The system is an ERP 6.0 with SP13.
At first I create a Web Service by using the context menue of an existing rfc-enabled function module. Afterwards the service is visible in SICF. If I try to test the service in WSADMIN by using the test-button I only get an exception in the opening internet browser:
Cannot download WSDL from http://serverurl:8027/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/ZSTMA_FUNKTIONSTEST2?sap-client=100&wsdl=1.1: Invalid Response Code: (400) Bad Request. The requested URL was:"http://ciswi.sap.swm.de:8027/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/ZSTMA_FUNKTIONSTEST2?sap-client=100&wsdl=1.1"
If I go onto the used url I get the following message:
Your request could not be processed
SRT: ASSERT failed: object reference not bound
What has happened?
A Soap Core Exception was raised in Method CL_SOAP_REGISTRY::generate_wsdl(6)
Technical Details of Soap Core Exception
Message Text: SRT: ASSERT failed: object reference not bound
Class: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY
Method: generate_wsdl
LocationID: 6
Program: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY==============CP
Include: CL_SOAP_REGISTRY==============CM00J
Line: 59
I found out that the exception is raised since CL_SRT_WSDL_GEN_FACTORY=>GET_WSDL_GENERATOR doesn't return an instance of the class referring to the interface IF_SRT_WSDL_GEN.
If I test that method in SE24 using the name of the service definition in SE80 for the parameter WSD, the value '1' fpr the parameters TYPE and STYLE, an instance of the class CL_SRT_WSDL11_GEN is rendered.
Could you give any hints how I could debug that issue to verify the import parameters when the static method CL_SRT_WSDL_GEN_FACTORY=>GET_WSDL_GENERATOR is called in the body of the browser call ?
Or any other hints?
Thank you very much and best regards
Stefan

The issue was due to missing authorizations of the RFC-user (type 'Communication') calling the webservice. The RFC-user itsself has been assigned before to the webservice in the http-service tree (transaction SICF). RFC-User needs (at least) the role SAP_BC_WEBSERVICE.

Error While testing SAP Webservice build by RFC enabled function Module

Hi All,
Iam getting an error " You are not authorized to view the requested resource"., while Iam testing SAP Webservice using transaction WSADMIN or SOAMANAGER.I have succesfully tested for WSDL and done with required configurations and settings.
Can any help me with this ?

Hi Friends ,
My problem got solved , I added SAP_J2EE_ADMIN role to my profile and it worked.
enjoying...
Edited by: Sridhar Maheswar on Jun 20, 2008 1:21 PM

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