Additional information: They told me that this address refers to WSDL, but when I open it from the browser I receive the following message:
Message Servlet is in Status OK Status information:Servlet com.sap.aii.af.mp.soap.web. MessageServlet (Version $Id: //tc/aii/30_REL/src/_adapters/_soap/java/com/sap/aii/af/mp/soap/web/MessageServlet.java#16 $) bound to /MessageServlet Classname ModuleProcessor: null Lookupname for localModuleProcessorLookupName: localejbs/ModuleProcessorBean Lookupname for remoteModuleProcessorLookupName: null ModuleProcessorClass not instantiated ModuleProcessorLocal is Instance of com.sap.aii.af.mp.processor.ModuleProcessorLocalLocalObjectImpl0_0 ModuleProcessorRemote not instantiated On 8 April 2010 16:09, Guilherme Utrabo <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello there, > > My .NET application will need to consume a WebService published at SAP XI. > I've consumed .NET WebServices several times, but it's my first time with > SAP. > > In order to consume a .NET WebService I follow these steps: > 1. Find the service address (http://server:port/Service.asmx?WSDL) > 2. Add as "Service Reference" and that's it: the VS generates the proxy > classes, etc. > > This time I've received an address that follows this pattern: > http://server:port > /XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=:BS_SYSTEM:CC_SOAP_SYSTEM_METHOD_Sender > > I've tried to add as a "Service Reference" but it didn't works. > How do I do to consume this WebService from my .NET application? > > Thanks, > Guilherme Utrabo > -- Guilherme Utrabo
