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- Hi Chris,
I'm hoping you can help me out, based on this thread, specifically your 2nd-to-last post from 01-08-08 at 10:06 am
We are trying to get OTM 6.0 integrated with EBS 11.5.10 and are at the point of testing shipments passed back to EBS from OTM.
I have setup the Ext Sys according to the 'How to Setup EBS External System' documentation located in the OTM Help>How To, and am testing it using the path Process Mgmt>Send Integration, setting the Notify Method to SERVICE.
The error we keep getting is the one with the null ServiceName, url, etc. I will send it separately to cut down on characters
If you can help, could you please email me at anasazii@hotmail.com and I can send you screenshots of our External System setup and hopefully you can point out what is incorrect? Not sure how to upload them...
Thank you very very very much!
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