‎2007 Aug 07 9:28 AM
Hi
i want to connect SAP to WSDL file.
can u send me exact procedure for that.
‎2007 Aug 07 12:50 PM
Hi,
It is possible to create webservice in ABAP as well as in Webdynpro.
<b>ABAP Webservice:</b>
http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=BAPIWEBSERVICE
http://www.sappro.com/downloads/SAPXI.pdf
<b>Webdynpro Webservice:</b>
1.Create the EJB Module Project.
2.Create Two Java Files.
i) One is for Implementation logic .
ii) Another one is for Getter, Setter Method For output Parameters.
3.Then create the Javabean(For Business Logic).
4.Create the EAR (Enterprise Appliaction Project) For the EJB Module.
5.After Deploying the EJB file and EAR file .
Right click the Bean and select the Webservice.
It will create a Virtual Interface and Webservice.
Regards,
Nandha
‎2007 Aug 07 9:34 AM
Hi,
WSDL - is just the definition of the webservice.
Using this you need to create a client proxy to consume the webservice.
client proxy can be generated either using NWDS or using ABAP
check out this weblog
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/08/08/consuming-net-webservice-in-ep50
Regards
‎2007 Aug 07 12:50 PM
Hi,
It is possible to create webservice in ABAP as well as in Webdynpro.
<b>ABAP Webservice:</b>
http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=BAPIWEBSERVICE
http://www.sappro.com/downloads/SAPXI.pdf
<b>Webdynpro Webservice:</b>
1.Create the EJB Module Project.
2.Create Two Java Files.
i) One is for Implementation logic .
ii) Another one is for Getter, Setter Method For output Parameters.
3.Then create the Javabean(For Business Logic).
4.Create the EAR (Enterprise Appliaction Project) For the EJB Module.
5.After Deploying the EJB file and EAR file .
Right click the Bean and select the Webservice.
It will create a Virtual Interface and Webservice.
Regards,
Nandha