on ‎2013 Nov 07 11:49 PM
Hi experts...
I have got a big problem with a RFC->Soap escenario. Maybe someone can help me...
I am trying to call a web service (https), without any authetication (no user-password and no client certificate) from a pi 7.0, through a proxy.
I have uploaded all the certificate tree of the service to the key store in the netweaver visual admin, and I am pretty sure that the java criptographic library has been deployed.
Calling the web service directly from my computer using SOAP-UI, works fine with the proxy settings...And with a browser from the pi server I am able to access the host of the service.
I have made some "Test cases" to see if I catch is he problem:
-Soap Receiver channel with the correct web service URL (https), and the proxy settings that works on the soap-ui:
It should works but it returns the "Connection closed from remote host"exception.
-Soap Receiver channel with the correct web service URL(https), but without any proxy settings:
I was expecting a "proxy authentication required" but I get the "Connection closed from remote host" exception.
-Soap Receiver channel with a wrong web service url (http), and with the correct proxy settings:
I was expecting a "not found" error, and i get a "Proxy authentication error".
-Soap Receiver channel with a wrong web service url (http), and without any proxy settings:
I get a "proxy authentication error", as expected...
¿Anyone knows which could be the problem?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Well,
It seems that the proxy uses NTLM authetication.... And the pi is not compatible with this kind of authentication...
I can not use AXIS, it is usefull to connect to NTLM authenticated web services, but the documentation says nothing about proxies....
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