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Problem with Custom ABAP Webservice

csyadlapalli
Explorer

‎2009 Dec 28 11:13 AM

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Dear All,

I have created a webservice on standard BAPI and activated the same. As we dont have Java stack on our development server, we are using Portal J2EE engine to test the webservice. I did the following steps:

SOAMANAGER - Business administration - Webservice administration - then selected my service - Overview - Open Webservice navigator for selected binding.Its giving the following error:

"Cannot download WSDL from http://batcfs1.btc.com.bh:8000/sap/bc/srt/wsdl/bndg_4B32361E291F39C2E10000000A060425/wsdl11/allinone... It is not allowed to access this service. If you believe you should be able to, please contact your system administrator "

Before that I have given Portal J2EE server and port information in the given path:

SOAMANAGER - system global settings - Access Information J2EE server.

Please let us know that if we need to create any configuration to connect to Portal J2EE to test my webservice.

Thanks in advance,

Chandra.

Dear All,

I have created a webservice on standard BAPI and activated the same. As we dont have Java stack on our development server, we are using Portal J2EE engine to test the webservice. I did the following steps:

SOAMANAGER - Business administration - Webservice administration - then selected my service - Overview - Open Webservice navigator for selected binding.Its giving the following error:

"Cannot download WSDL from http://batcfs1.btc.com.bh:8000/sap/bc/srt/wsdl/bndg_4B32361E291F39C2E10000000A060425/wsdl11/allinone... It is not allowed to access this service. If you believe you should be able to, please contact your system administrator "

Before that I have given Portal J2EE server and port information in the given path:

SOAMANAGER - system global settings - Access Information J2EE server.

Please let us know that if we need to create any configuration to connect to Portal J2EE to test my webservice.

Thanks in advance,

Chandra.

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brad_bohn
Active Contributor

‎2009 Dec 28 3:24 PM

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Make sure the user ID has the correct authorizations - there are specific profiles that need to be added in order to consume web services. Also, you can test whether this is a Web Service Navigator / J2EE port setting issue or a user access issue by using SOAP UI to test your service as well and specifying the same credentials.