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Hi All,
I published an orchestration ad exposed to SAP so that they consume this web service which inturns consumes another web service and returns the response to the caller.
SAP(Caller) –> BTSORCH(WS) –> WS.
Problem is that when I am using a file drop to send the request across it works fine and the response comes back nicely.But when SAP consumes the webservice external Web service complains that the one of the fields(which is mandatory) is missing.I feel that the request is not reaching the external webservice.Any pointers how to view if the request is reaching BTS Orchestration and then going over to the external webservice?and secondly did anyone try this scenario publishing the orchestration as a web service.
Help is needed in this issue and ASAP.Am in a very odd situation.Please help
Cheers
Sri,Singapore
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I tried publishing a web service but I used that to consume in a .Net windows application and not SAP.
Howeverf, to see if you are able receive message at Orchestration, Subscribe a new FILE send port to the SOAP receive location and if you are able to see the message in the FILE send port, the orchestration is also able to receive the message successfully.
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Try this: stop the external web service send port. Then, have SAP send in the message. Now open BizTalk admin and run a query for All Service Instances. You should see a suspended (resumable) service instance for the web service send port and be able to view the message that it is going to send. Can you view it? Is it missing any parameters? If that doesn’t work, then Fiddler might help: http://www.fiddlertool.com/fiddler/. It will let you see the actual HTTP request that BizTalk sends to the web service.
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