[baji]

Hi Chris,

Thanks alot for your help.Am attaching screen shots of my external system and web service.But i have following doubt

1) when we are Uploading the WSDL document in OTM should the WSDL document file extension should be .xml or .wsdl ,Since when tried with .wsdl am getting error,but when tried with .xml extension its accepting it.

2)Since am new to OTM i would like to know "how to configure my agent to send transmissions via "service" rather than "bpel" "?

[baji]

Hi chris,

As you suggested earlier we have installed third party library files and we bounced our instance .after which we are facing following error

CAUGHT THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTION WHILE PROCESSING TRANSMISSION OUTBOUND: OTM failed to send FTP transmission 2,084 from hschbscgn25037.hclt-guindy.co.in to 10.103.106.6 with the following Exception: java.lang.NullPointerException java.lang.NullPointerException at org.finj.FTPClient.writeLineToControlConnection(FT PClient.java:653) at org.finj.FTPClient.sendFTPCommand(FTPClient.java:5 7 at org.finj.FTPClient.processCommand(FTPClient.java:5 2 at org.finj.FTPClient.close(FTPClient.java:121 at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Nativ e Method) at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Native MethodAccessorImpl.java:39) at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(De legatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25) at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:324) at glog.util.ftp.client.FTPClientWrapper2.processMeth od(FTPClientWrapper2.java:85) at glog.util.ftp.client.FTPClientWrapper2.close(FTPCl ientWrapper2.java:147) at glog.util.ftp.FTPEvent$Listener.doPost(FTPEvent.ja va:284) at glog.util.ftp.FTPEvent$Listener.trigger(FTPEvent.j ava:163) at glog.util.event.MemoryEventQueueRunnable.processEv ent(MemoryEventQueueRunnable.java:111) at glog.util.event.MemoryEventQueueRunnable.run(Memor yEventQueueRunnable.java:70) at glog.util.event.EventThread.run(EventThread.java:7 9) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)

Any suggestions
Thanks
Baji

[chrisplough]

Baji,

Looking at the screenshots, you should be able to blank out the "bpel" section, to prevent future issues and confusion.

As for the web service, upload the file as a ".wsdl" file, though you'll manually have to change the file Storage type to "Text" and the Mime Type to "text/xml".

Also, on the Web Service definition, I usually only define one external system, rather than the two that you have listed.

Finally, to send as "service" rather than "bpel" you have to edit the Agents that you've setup to send the transmissions. For the external system you've configured them to use, just select "service". If you're testing manually by sending interface transmissions, then you can just select "service" from the drop down to get the same results.

[Added] Just saw your error on the FTP transmission. This is one of two things -- either there is a bug in OTM that you've hit or you haven't fully populated the required information in the FTP section of the External System. Check the External System first and if it is complete, then I'd recommend opening an SR with Oracle.

--Chris

[hi.shekhu2002]

hey Chris,

Even i had same problem configuring out bound xml to external system using web service.. Hope your explanation for the screen shot will help me also.. i have one more issue, I want to parse the outbound xml with an xsl so that entire xml don't go to the external system. Could you please suggest where and how can i implement this in webservices..

[chrisplough]

I believe this is implemented the same way, regardless of the integration method (web services, http post, ftp, etc). You define an Outbound XML Profile in the OTM system and that is used to either add or remove elements from the outbound XML.

You can access the configuration screens via Business Process Automation > Power Data > Integration > Out XML Profiles.

This is explained in further detail within the OTM Integration Guide and OTM Online Help.

--Chris