Issue with SOAP adapter (solicit-send)

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    • #20259

       I am consuming a web service with basic authentication. I have provided the details of credentials in Credentials section of SOAP send adapter, but I am getting below exception at runtime. Can anyone please help me if you know about it?

      “WebException: The remote server returned an error: (407) Proxy Authentication Required.

    • #20264

      Off the top of my head, I wonder whether you are passing through a proxy, so although you have specified the credentials to use when it hits the destination server, you have not provided the credentials for the proxy you are passing through.

      On the SOAP adapter configuration dialog, under the ‘Proxy’ tab, there are settings for the proxy server credentials; these are separate to the credentials for the web-service itself, which are found under the ‘General’ tab.

      HTH, Nick.

      • #20266

        I believe this proxy I am passing through should be at remote server, as per the exception. So, is it the proxy credentials which I need to take from the one web service hosting? or is it the proxy that is at my network which is blocking the request?

        • #20267

          Sidhu,

          I’m afraid I can’t answer that without knowing more about your network topography! However, given my limited knowledge of networking, proxies are usually used at the sender side and load-balancing at the receiver (i.e. the web-service side).

          I would suggest that you speak with your network guys and find out whether *your* proxy requires authentication as a first step.

          HTH, Nick.

          • #20275

             Thanks Nick.

            I talked to our network guys and the exception is coming from our proxy only. Once I updated the send port with proxy credentials, I am able to reach the web service.

             

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