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To apply your profiles and business scenarios, you have to process the pending tasks in both systems. Start with the system that contains the service definition. In this case, start with system B and then proceed with system A. Search for your consumer proxy. You can also search for your service definition and choose the consumer proxy from the search results.

Copy the name of the logical port. In the column Creation Type , you can see that the logical port is created based on your profile.

Choose Execute F8. The response opens. In this case, the result should look like this:. Join the conversation on Facebook. Join the conversation on Twitter. Subscribe to the YouTube Channel. Join the conversation on LinkedIn. View our projects on GitHub. Share via email. Learn how to set up local configuration in ABAP Web services to create the runtime configuration for multiple proxy entities. Important: The service consumer must not already be used by another local configuration.

In this case, system A acts as consumer and system B as provider. Step 1: What is local configuration. Step 2: Required entities. Local configuration in SAP NetWeaver is based on the following entities: Profile Logon data assignment Provider system Business scenario In this tutorial, you are going to create these entities step by step.

Step 3: Create a profile. There is a direct correlation between the amount of governance control mechanisms an organization adopts to manage SOA complexity and the benefits it will reap from its SOA initiatives. There is common agreement within the analysts' community that the lack of SOA governance in mid- to large-size SOA projects greater than 50 services is the most common reason for project failure.

Without an effective, holistic and integrated SOA governance strategy facilitated by the right SOA management solution, organizations run the risk of ending up with few or no reusable SOA assets, and a vulnerable, fragile SOA deployment with unpredictable performance.

As part of this strategy, SAP in tandem with the SOA partner ecosystem offer our customer base a selection of options. These options range from the solutions provided by SAP to hybrid solutions integrating partner capabilities as well as specialty SOA appliances for very demanding scenarios. SAP's strategy is to bring high quality packaged enterprises services with built-in design time governance that can be deployed in both intra and extranet scenarios.

Customers reap the benefits of SAP's proven top-down SOA methodology that guarantees alignment of the SOA infrastructure and services with the business objectives while providing the agility demanded by today's fast moving business climate.

It helps companies reduce TCO throughout the solution life cycle, manage their core business processes and link business processes to the underlying IT infrastructure. The cooperation between SAP and SOA Management vendors gives customers the freedom to choose which solution for SOA Management fits best their needs or integrates best with their existing infrastructure helping customers to protect their investments.

In addition SAP plans to work jointly with partners to develop open interfaces that will simplify the integration between SAP and partner products. Following the acquisition, the decision whether to keep the offering going forward lies with AmberPoint, now Oracle. Our strategic direction is to provide customers with the ability to select an integrated SOA governance solution that best fits their needs and ensures a closed loop between design-, run-, and change-time of their SOA and business process assets in the unified lifecycle management of their IT landscape.

In PI 7. The benefits of the central point-to-point configuration in the Integration Directory are extended by the central monitoring capabilities, which are offered in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator for PI, for those point-to-point connections. Additionally, you can use the Integration Directory to configure both application-to-application and business-to-business processes and to configure communication between Web service consumers and Web service providers.

The same fundamental procedures are used in all cases. More information: Integration Directory. All information about a scenario, such as process models, interfaces and other content objects, is stored in the Enterprise Services Repository ESR. This information describes the scenario on an abstract level independent of any system landscape. When you configure a mediated scenario, you reuse the information and the objects from the ESR, and you specify how the scenario should run within an actual system landscape.

For example, by adding specific routing conditions for messages, and technical connectivity for message exchange between senders and receivers, you specify how messages in the scenario should be exchanged between the systems of your actual system landscape. Configuration of a mediated scenario is performed in the Integration Directory, and the individual configuration settings are structured in configuration objects.

You can quickly configure a scenario based on a Process Component Interaction Model from the Enterprise Services Repository by using the model configurator. It automates most of the configuration steps in the Ingeneration Directory and allows you to interactively configure the modeled process for your actual system landscape.

An additional option for template-based configuration is the communication channel template. Within a communication channel template you can already specify details of the connectivity configuration in the ES Repository and assign it to a Process Component Interaction Model.

When configuring the scenario in the Integration Directory, you can create a communication channel based on the communication channel template. In addition to the Integration Directory, there are the following local tools for configuring Web service communication:. SAP offers a set of capabilities for automated configuration which allow you to quickly configure multiple Web services and Web service consumers at one go in a uniform and an easy to use way.

These capabilities automate most of the steps required to configure multiple service connections at one go. At the same time, they give the administrator control over the policies that need to be enforced on the service-consumer communication. This framework for automated configuration is available in both the ABAP and Java worlds and can be used to configure the provisioning as well as the consumption side of the Web service communication. The automated configuration of these artifacts offers some clear benefits in handling the challenge:.

Configure Web services which are not provided by non-SAP platforms or external to my landscape? No, currently there are no standards which would allow for this type of configuration. Configure Web services centrally for my landscape? The framework for automated configuration of Web services and consumers does not replace the capabilities which are currently available for the configuration of individual Web services and Web service consumers; it enhances them.

You can still configure Web services and Web service clients one by one. This functionality is available as follows:. More information: Configuring the Integration Engine. You can also leverage the automated configuration capabilities offered by the Central Technical Configuration CTC templates. Selected monitors in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator for PI have been further enhanced and additionally integrated to facilitate, for example, cross navigation between the individual monitors, and lower the TCO.

In addition, by using the Runtime Workbench you can monitor the component status of the System Landscape Directory as well as of the Runtime Workbench itself.

The sender or receiver systems which you centrally configured for point-to-point communication through the Integration Directory are visualized in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator for PI. Additionally, SAP plans to deliver aggregated message monitoring information for the message traffic processed by all components of the PI infrastructure. For example, on a single page, you will be able to view message monitoring information for the messages processed by the Advanced Adapter Engine, the Integration Engine, and so on.

This aggregated message processing information will be also include information for the point-to-point Web service communication centrally configured through the Integration Directory. SAP Solution Manager 7. It is a platform that:. Release 7. You can use this alert monitor to monitor the ABAP and Java components including the Business Process Engine and the Java-based adapters of your Process Integration landscape centrally, and to identify different categories of system errors and application errors in the various interfaces and interface namespaces of the components involved.

The system triggers an alert whenever problems occur during the configuration of the Web service runtime, or whenever there are runtime errors of various categories or performance bottlenecks when certain threshold values are exceeded. SSL also provides server side authentication the server identifies itself to the provider. The client side authentication on connection establishment the consumer idnetifies itself to the provider can be enforced by selectiong the X.

The combination of both provides a mutual authentication. The SOAP message will be signed and encrypted where both the signature and the encryption is calculated using a symmetric session key.

The SOAP message will be signed and encrypted. The encryption is calculated using a symmetric session key which is created by the consumer for the request to the provider. The provider will generate a new symmetric key for the response encryption.

More information. Secure Conversation: If Secure Conversation is selected in addition to another communication security option, the SOAP message will be signed and encrypted using a symmetric session key. The chosen communication security in together with the chosen authentication method will be used to establish the Secure Conversation session. No Authentication: This specifies that your service is considered to be a public WS. The authentication is done with a fixed user account specified as additional input on choosing this option.

The user account will be stored in the binding's ICF node as service user. Transport Channel Authentication: The authentication is done by means of the transport channel. The authentication information is transferred within the SOAP security header. More information In case you selected option Single Sign On using SAML as message based authentication method, this table shows what subject confirmation method the provider will expect.

Paul Read. This is one of the most informative articles I have seen. Permalink Feb 10, William J Casciano. Permalink Jul 23, Nikolaus Hertz-Eichenrode. Permalink Apr 28, Dezso Pap. Dear Nikolaus, I do not know what went wrong I have enlarged the images temporary, until we find the cause. You have successfully generated a consumer proxy. You try to use the URL using file access option and still no success. You decide to try the Manual Configuration option.

I have added some of the them in the reference section below. Please follow the basic steps listed here to start the process of creating a logical port using manual configuration:. The logical port maintenance transaction has five tabs. For manual configuration, you are required to configure fields in the three tabs shown in Figure 1 below. The only field that needs to be changed is Message ID Protocol. Being able to configure a Logical port using manual configuration can help you keep making progress in your development effort, while the basis team resolves HTTP error in the URL based configuration process.

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