‎2009 Dec 14 2:58 PM
Hi,
I know a Web Service has been created from a function module and I'm looking at this FM.
How can i determine it's name ?
(I don't have SOAManager in my environment ECC6 SP11)
Thank you
‎2009 Dec 14 3:15 PM
If you go to SE80, and find the service provider under the "Enterprise Services" folder in the navigation window on the left. Double click on the service provider, then click on the "Internal View" tab. Then click on one of the operations objects shown in that tab. Then a window will appear on the right side which shows the function module name.
Regards,
Rich Heilman
‎2009 Dec 14 3:15 PM
If you go to SE80, and find the service provider under the "Enterprise Services" folder in the navigation window on the left. Double click on the service provider, then click on the "Internal View" tab. Then click on one of the operations objects shown in that tab. Then a window will appear on the right side which shows the function module name.
Regards,
Rich Heilman
‎2009 Dec 14 3:24 PM
Thank you for your answer,
I can not find this enterprise services folder, i do have internet services but this isn't what i'm looking for...
When i look at local objects, i can see an enterprise services folder with local webservices but the one i'm looking for is not local
‎2009 Dec 14 3:29 PM
I go via SE80, and choose the package the web service is defined in - then you'll see an Enterprise Services folder. Then follow Rich's instructions.
matt
‎2009 Dec 14 3:39 PM
Then my problem would be : how to get the web service package ?
I looked in wsconfog and wsadmin transactions, couldn't find it.
‎2009 Dec 14 3:56 PM
In SE80. click on the button in the upper left hand corner, which says "Repository Information System". In the objects list in the lower left, open "Enterprise Services", then click on "Service Definitions". In the selection area to the right, put the name of the service defintion, or some wild card. Then click the "execute" button on the application tool bar. You will then see a list of service definitions. Double click on the one in question. This takes you to the definition, where you can 1) see the package on the "Properties" tab, and 2) See the function modules names on the "Internal View tab.
Regards,
Rich Heilman
‎2009 Dec 14 3:58 PM