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Testing webservices

Kartik2
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Dear all,

I have created a webservice from an RFC enabled function module using web service wizard. To test the created webservice, I am importing .wsdl file and URL in a software called SOAPUI. Instead of using this tool, which creates a dependency of installing the software on system, is there any way to test the created web services ? Please note that the SAP system to which this webservice points is having only ABAP stack and no JAVA stack. Thank you.

Regards,

Kartik

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Former Member
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Hi ,

Its only my suggestion. Why you are using web service?

Now a days we mostly use REST services. And Its so easy.

Pls check the link below.

soap web service vs rest service

http://events.asug.com/2012AC/0814_Enabling_REST_Services_with_SAP_NetWeaver_Process_Integration.pdf

See its only my suggestion.

Regards,

Alenlee MJ

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JerryWang
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Hi Kartik,

you can easily test it in ABAP side by yourself. Just create a consume ABAP proxy class via the WSDL file. Create and configure a logical point and then you can invoke the ABAP proxy class with the given logical point to consume your web service. I think the "Webservice" community in SCN has many tutorials about how to do this, you can search it there. Please let me know if you need more help.

Best regards,

Jerry