on 2007 Feb 28 6:08 AM
1. in wat order mapping program executes java,xslt,abap
2.if we done rfc>xi> soap how the webservices system responds
kiran,
their is no speicifc order for this . each are indepent . unless use sepcify muti mappingin our interface mapping it willbe indepenet.
webservices response in as another WSDL file
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Hi Kiran,
What is the Target Structure that you are using?
It should be a WSDL which contains a Request and a Response Message type.
So This is what you should be doing.
1. Import the RFC.
2. Import the WSDL as an external definition.
3. The RFC acts as the source or the outbound Message Interface. So u need not create a MI for the same explicitly.
4. Then create an inbound, synchronous Message interface referencing the External Definition created.
5. Create 2 MM, one for request and the other for response.
6. Create 2 IM..
7. Then go to ID and do the required configurations.
If u follow the steps i have specified, then i guess should understand how exactly the response is sent back from the webservice. If u still have any doubts, pls do ask..
Regards,
Abhy Thomas
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Kiran,
Please give meaningful Subjects to your posts.
1. Like pointed there is no order in which the programs are executed. In case you have mutliple mapping programs in your Interface Mapping then the input is given to the first mapping program and the output of this is fed as the input of the second mapping program and so on.
2. Webservice will send back the response as an XML. ( in most cases)
Regards
Bhavesh
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