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I have created a RFC, and created enterprise service for this RFC in se80. I go to WSDL tab of service in se80 and download wsdl file. If I import this wsdl in SOAP UI or in PI it says nothing to import as tags are incorrect.

Although I have a rough research on SAP logon procedure, currently I still don't know how to consume it without authentication. Any reasons for this requirement( not good from my point of view regarding security guideline )?

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I have a requirement to get the data from the SAP field glass system. For this we got the WSDL file from the team. We created service consumer on the same followed by creation of Logical port by uploading the dame file.

As mentioned earlier, for Service Consumer we will get WSDL file from 3rd party. If we get WSDL in file format then simply we can consume it in SE80 and create Proxy classes. If WSDL is URL based, then we need to check the URL and WSDL can be downloaded from that URL. Below is the sample URL:

Thank you for this well explained article. One question from my side: when the service is created and TIBCO decide to adapt the message structures with extra elements. Is there a way to re-import the WSDL or update the structures?

Today, I got an email from one of my co-workers at my client with a very good question. This developer had created an ABAP function to return SAP data. Then, he exposed this function as a web service. Due to changes in functional scope, he had to change the function interface. After he made all his changes and unit tested the ABAP code, he was surprised to find that his web service was still adhering to the old function interface. He tried deleting and recreating the web service, but ran in to problems. He was stuck in a pickle and needed a little push in the right direction.

A Service Consumer (Consumer Proxy) was created from a WSDL file in transaction SE80. A runtime (SOAMANAGER) configuration needs to be created to be able to execute the proxy call. The authentication method for calling this service is one of the following:

I am trying to consume Webservices of external WSDL url -crpl-9001/ws-crpl-9001.asmx?wsdl in sap which is located outside the local sap network, When i tried to create client proxy by going to se80 and after completing the required steps it gives me error of Exception occurred in communication framework:Error in HTTP Framework:404conn,

I tired All suggestion and way out that different sites suggest like by going on to tocde Sicf -> client ->proxy setting ->https log and give the host name and port no of system where these wsdl file actually located, I also tried to save this url locally on my desktop and then I gives me error of Exception occurred in library handler Incorrect value: Unknown Namespace

For me use this Webservice from .NET I need this entry in SICF so, back in DEV I right click my SICF entry and create the transport entry, I also created an External Alias and the transport entry for the External Alias. When This was transport to

My latest work is in intergrating Magento with SAP. Their frontend is in Magento. Suppose, for creating a customer, we need customer name and other details. These details will be coming from magento. I have created a webservice definition from bapi bapi_customer_createfromdata1.

For one of my client, We need to call an external web service from ABAP program. So I was trying to create a consumer proxy using the SE80 by passing the URL that was provided by the external service. But at the end I get this error message "Exception occurred in communication framework:Error in HTTP Framework:500Internal Server Error < URL>"

Unfortunately, I cannot seem to access this web service from soap ui and if I look into the SSL Info, it seems to be using another SSL Certificate (another existing certificate from SSL Server Standard in STRUST). How could I force the consumer to use my certificate instead of another one?

The IDoc (Intermediate Document) is an SAP file format. It is intended for transfer of transaction data. The structure of an IDoc is prescribed by the IDoc type and defines the exact length and position of fields in the file. The IDoc is divided into a header line, any number of data segments and status records. In contrast to the RFC interfaces, communication via IDocs is always asynchronous. The sender creates an IDoc with data according to the specification of the IDoc type and transfers it to the target system. The receiving system accepts the IDoc and inserts it into the processing buffer for IDocs, from which the documents are processed successively. IDocs are a very old and proven method of communication and are especially suitable for transferring master data and posting records. You can use the SAP plug-in to send IDocs from any source.

For some years now, the SAP Gateway has had the functionality to provide ABAP functions and RFC interfaces in the form of a REST API. REST has some advantages over SOAP, but is similar in technology, since it is also a function call via HTTP protocol. Compared to SOAP, REST is easy to call from various platforms, transfers pure human-readable data in JSON or XML and is faster and saves resources. In the basic idea of REST, an object is accessed via REST, not its methods. The state of the object can be changed by the REST access. The change is caused by the passed parameters. A possible use case is the connection of the SAP PI via the REST interface.

Many issues cause this error. In my case it was the 'CERTIFICATE' issue. I got the same error when i was calling the web service from sales force. The reason i got this error was I did not load the correct sales force CERT in SAP under TCODE: STRUST.

Choose the Service Consumer->WSDL->URL option and pass the URL ( _host:port/AdvantcoOpenPGPSendingService/OpenPGPSendingService?wsdl&mode=ws_policy )

of Webservice OpenPGPSendingService

Save the service in Package->transport request and give the prefix to generate the Service Consumer as like below.

The first thing you need to do is access the WSDLs of the generated services. This is trivial, as you can add a wsdl parameter to URL of the service. So for example :/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/zbc_suso?sap-client=120 becomes :/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/zbc_suso?sap-client=120 &wsdl and :/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/zbc_suso becomes :/sap/bc/srt/rfc/sap/zbc_suso ?wsdl .

13. Click 'Next' and verify that all operations (function modules) are correct. If operations are correct, click 'Finish.' If these operations are not correct, you need to cancel the configuration and regenerate the webservice from Step 1.

ABAP developers can download web service wsdl file using SOAPUI as suggested in many SAP documents for consuming web services related tutorials.In this tutorial, I want to show how can ABAP web service programmer can download wsdl files using SOAP UI tool.

If you are an ABAP programmer who want to create an Enterprise Service Service Consumer class using SE80, you need a properly downloaded WSDL in case you want to upload the web service definition file from local.If you are behind a firewall or proxy server, it may not be possible to use the wsdl file URL during Service Consumer class creation directly.

Let's make an example using a free public web service named Global Weather provided by webservicex

As given the WSDL web service definition file can be requested using URL

As ABAP programmers we want to download this wsdl web service definition file using SOAP UI to upload it to SAP during web service consumer proxy generation.

If you like to implement against the Logistics Cost Management - API from S/4Hana or SAP ERP 6.0 you have to generate one or more Enterprise services. You have to generate an Enterprise Service for each WSDL you like to use.

Some Scenario:

Every time anyone from the third party (say Online Shopping) does some expenditure or purchase, they need to call SAP for validation of some fields like, company code, cost center, G/L account etc and also to check for budget availability. Traditionally, that third party(Online Shopping) communicates with Middleware and Middleware in turn calls the RFC function module to do the validations in SAP. RFC function module in SAP returns relevant message to Middleware and Middleware communicates the same to the party (Online Shopping).

I have selected the No Authentication required Profile. You can choose any other as per your requirement from the drop down list.

Give the package, transport number and complete the wizard.

In order to simulate whether the WSDL is working correctly or not, we can use some free/trial version of some software available in web. I have used soapUI demo version. Download the free trial version and install it.

Prerequisite: Save the WSDL(XML) file from SOAMANAGER at your desktop as .wsdl extension. 006ab0faaa