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Prerequisites

You have created and deployed the outbound proxy on your client system.

More information: Creating Web Service Consumers for Brokered Communication .

Context

After you create and deploy your outbound proxy on the application server, you enable it for communication by configuring a logical port to it. You provide the runtime configuration of the Web service consumers using the SAP NetWeaver Administrator.

Procedure


  1. Configure the Web service consumer. In the SAP NetWeaver Administrator, create a runtime configuration called logical port of the Web service consumer.

    You can create a logical port based on a WSDL URL which determines the destination to which the Web service consumer sends its requests. In this case, the destination is the Integration Server. Therefore, you have to create the logical port based on the WSDL URL which you obtained from the Integration Directory at a previous step. The logical port you create also contains the runtime configuration settings, such as user name and password, or WS-RM parameters which the Web service consumer uses.

    More information about configuring the Web service consumer: Configuring Individual Web Service Clients .

    More information about the underlying concepts for the configuration of Web service consumers in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator: Configuration of Individual Web Services and Web Service Clients .

  2. Configure the Java Proxy Runtime (JPR).

    Configure the isWSProxy property of the JPR.

    More information: Using Java Proxy Runtime for Communication of Web Service Applications with PI

    More information about the underlying concepts: Java Proxy Runtime .