WebService Automated Activity in BPM - How to transport WSDL to Test/Prd

Hi,
I am using a webservice in BPM, This webservice is based on BRM. It is hosted on DEV and i am consuming it with its WSDL whose url has DEV host/port.
My questions, How would i change when I should move whole BPM piece. I know i will do the same with BRM but it's new url will be based on TEST or PRD. Do I need to change it in BPM and redeploy on Prd/TEST.
Any ideas, highly appreciated.
Thanks
Raags

You need not change anything in the BPM or BRM once you move it to Test or PRD. You can change the end point for the webservice from DEV to TEST / PRD through configuration.
This configuration is managed through NWA - NetWeaver Administation Application.
SOA Management - Application and Scenario Communication - Application Configuration.
You need to open the consuming application (which in this case is BPM as it consumes the web service from BRM) and then change the endpont by selecting the provider system (BRM web service from TEST / PRD) in the consumed services Tab.
For more information, go through the help document - [http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw72/helpdata/en/4a/856a4d112439f1e10000000a42189c/frameset.htm]

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Date: 2010-06-16
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Hello,
I don't know whether this is the correct quesiton to this forum but since I am getting error in NW BPM process, I am writing it here.
I have created a process which is getting triggered by WS call. The first step after start is automated activity where a call to SAP is made via a sync proxy.
When I tried to execute the entire BPM process, I am getting the error in BPM Logs as
"A technical error during invocation: Could not invoke service reference name
eb7cf84e-f05c-41c4-940a-8f95113179f3, component name
example.org~<DC Name>~BPMcomponent"
Actually 2 things I did as a part of correction, the first is to set the communicaiton protocol is XI in the service reference of an outbound service interface that is used to call SAP system and change the interface pattern of its inbound interface to XI3.0 compatible. as suggested by Udo Martens in one of his blog. Also the inbound interface in the start step is of XI3.0 compatible.
I re-deployed the project which I verified by going through NWA logs and also checked the configuration as given in blog. I have collaboration agreement done in PI where Sender is SOAP communication channel with XI protocol and it is as per the sender defined into the service reference.
Sending a message from SAP NetWeaver BPM process to PI fails via automated activity - Technology Troubleshooting Guide -…
Also I read one thread where it was resolved by clearing JCO caches but it seems the call was RFC call unlike in my case it is proxy call.
"Could not invoke service reference" for automated activity (RFC call)
Any clue what could have went wrong. I could see a cache issue here. But how to clear BPM cache.I couldn't find such option on NWA.
Thanks in advance.
Regards

Hi Ameet,
I'm facing same error,
Could you tell me how to apply the solution? Please.
Thanks in advantage,
Regards.

Creation of WSDL file & import it in the creation of automated activity

Hi Friends,
I want to create BPM process for automated activity.I have created task for human activity. I have created CAF Application,but I dont know how to ceate/import WSDL file(This WSDL file is used to assign the interface to the automated activity).Can anyone explain about WSDL file creation and it's significance.
(I am following one document 'Creating BPM Process with Human and Automated Activities' from this link ' https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/501bd56f-a5a6-2b10-4fbf-a61a64055fe4')
Regards,
Pranjali

Hi Pranjali,
WSDL is a document written in XML. The document describes a Web service. It specifies the location of the service and the operations (or methods) the service exposes. WSDL types are used to describe the data. XML Schema is used (inline or referenced) for this purpose.
Refer to the below link for more deatils on WSDL:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Services_Description_Language
Also there are numerous documents avaiable on this topic, just do a google search.
Hope this helps!!
Cheers,
Arafat

Reduce number retries for an automated activity on a fault-message

Hi everyone,
is it possible to reduce the number of retries if an automated activity gets a fault response? With correcting my logical destinations it was possible for me to achieve communication to a webservice outside the netweaver.
Now I tried the same with a selfmade deployed process and it "worked" - too good. When the automated activity tries to call the webservice, which is a synchromous bpm-process I created, it recieves a fault message. This fault.message is a "the process has been triggered" message that starts my next process. Now that the automated activity gets the "error" I wanted it retries 3 times to get a working connection with the service - so I get 3 new process instances. Is it possible to reduce the retry-counter and if yes, where can I do that? I already looked for this option in the service registry and in the logical destination settings. There isn't an option in the NWDS for the automated activity and i haven't found something in the help.sap.com,
And yes I know that this isn't usefull for an operativ system.
With kind regards,
Markus

Hi Markus,
The number of retries is configured internally and cannot be modified on a per automated activity basis. To cover this use cases (BPM process A calling BPM Process B via WS), it is recommend to define the service interface of the process B as "one -way" (request without response) so that no SOAP fault it returned if case of successful start. In case an issue occurs during the start of process B, a SOAP fault will be returned.
Hope this helps,
David

Stuck at automated Activity

Hello,
I'm new to NetWeaver BMP and in SAP in general. I've downloaded and installed the following Trial Version:
[SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.2 Trial Version|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/downloads?rid=/library/uuid/a0a6bd7b-3dfc-2c10-eb95-aae0f777d4ab]
I have already managed to get a workflow running with two human activities, that's no problem. But as soon as I include an automated Activity, the process get's stuck at that point, when the webservice should be called.
My BPM process looks like that:
[View my designed process|http://floriankalisch.de/pics/process.png]
The webservice I want to use:
[The external webservice|http://www.thomas-bayer.com/axis2/services/BLZService?wsdl]
I imported the web service from remote location and assigned the interface to the automated activity.
The mappings should be ok.
The 'Process Visualisation' (stuck at the automated activity):
[Stuck at automated Activity|http://floriankalisch.de/pics/stuck.png]
Could some one give me a hint? Any help is appreciated
Thanks in advance
Florian
Edited by: devandmore on Jan 26, 2011 8:39 PM

Hi Florian,
I see the following in the error stack trace
"Log entry 8
com.sap.esi.esp.lib.mm.config.exceptions.ObjectNotExistsException: Configuration not found for application: demo.sap.com/bp_retrieve_bank,serviceRefId:bp_retrieve_bank_demo.sap.combp_retrieve_bankBPMcomponent_c3170c61-9da4-4da4-9209-4508677ac60f_WS. Please check the configuration details from the NWA. You may have not assigned the Service Group to a Provider System, or the generation of the configuration has failed.
com.sap.esi.esp.service.server.esb.ConnectivityConfigurationManagerImpl.readConfiguration(ConnectivityConfigurationManagerImpl.java:334)
... (22 more)
You need to configure the service groups /destinations in NWA(Netweaver Administrator) while using the automated activities.
logon to NWA ->SOA Management->Application and comminication scenario->Application communication.
Under this you can find your process DC and then goto consumed services tab and configure the WSDL
Regards, Anil

How to transport the BW query's variable to BO webi report

Hi all
I'd like to know how to transport the BW query's variable to BO 's webi . today ,I created a sap customer varible in my bw system to get the max calmonth in the active table.The varible in the BW side run's well ,but I use this query to build a new univers ,and created a new webi report base on this univers ,but the question is the webi report can't get the varible's value I wann to know how to transport the bw varible value to BO webi report
Thanks and regards,
Peter .zhu

I have changed my variaable in my bw query ,I found if you use SAP default variable it is ok in BO side . So I get a guidline by SAP default variable ,I changed my customer variable in variables edite ,don't use 'ready for input' .And then the variable can be useful in BO side .
Edited by: peter zhu on Jun 16, 2008 11:43 AM

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