Hello together,
with calling the xMap-service of PTV from our SAP system we would like to display also custom owned objects For this we had to transfer the data to the import parameter ‘CustomLayer’ of the method ‘RENDER_MA’.
Unfortunately the method ‘RENDER_MA’ of our proxy class ZMAI_GEO_CO_XMAP_WS does not own not these parameters, only the simple parameter ‘Layer’. The proxy class and its methods were generated within transaction SPROXY and using the WSDL document, as usual in SAP systems.
But inside of the WSDL document (look attachment) is the parameter visible, like other parameters, which were not generated.
How these parameters can be generated, so that they can be used with the method? Are there other possibilities?
Thanks,
Andreas Damian, DB Systel
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Re: missing parameters
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SAP System Komponentenversion: EHP7 für SAP ERP 6.0
SAP Basiskomponente: SAP_BASIS Release 740 SP-Level 0007 Support Package SAPKB74007
SAP Web UI Framework: WEBCUIF Release 747 SP-Level 0005 Support Package SAPK-74705INWEBCUIF
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Re: missing parameters
Hello Andreas,
what you describe reminds me of some issues we faced several years ago with early versions of SAP's webservice integration: The WSDL importer wasn't able to deal with some specific features within webservice communication:
Best regards
Bernd
what you describe reminds me of some issues we faced several years ago with early versions of SAP's webservice integration: The WSDL importer wasn't able to deal with some specific features within webservice communication:
- derived classes (e.g. CustomLayer is derived by Layer)
- arrays
- recursion
Best regards
Bernd