on 02-24-2014 8:26 PM
Hi All,
I have a ECC to third party web service interface where I'm using Proxy on the sender side and web service on the receiver side.
I have configured all the necessary data in SOAP comm channel. Data is flowing through ECC and PI but on the receiver side the following error "Connection closed by remote host." has occured.
When testing the web service from SOAP UI tool, I see the following error "Connection to https:/XXXXXXXXX refused".
What could be the reason for failure in both SOAP UI and comm channel.
I did check with the legacy guy, he was able to test the scenario on his side from SOAP UI.
Thank you!!
The issue is resolved. Firewall is blocking all the call going our of the system.
Thank you all for the help!!
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We have installed the certificates and tested again. Still the issue persists. Even the SOAP UI connection is getting refused .
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Hi Swetha,
Does you share the PI certificate with webservice? Is webservice authenticating the message?
This issue can happen
are you sending the request with soap envelop or without soap envelop?
regards,
Harish
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Hi Swetha - Are you sure if it is a secured WS? I see that you are using https:// ?
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Have you provided with any ceritifcates for communicating over SSL? Have you imported them into NWA key-store?
To test it from soap UI - incase you have certificates
http://www.soapui.org/Service-Mocking/securing-mockservices-with-ssl.html
AFAIK - If it is just a user based authentication you don't need to import any certificates.
May be you can make use of the TCP gateway and try analyzing the root cause
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