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Loading and Testing XML File Using SPROXY Transaction

1) The document discusses using transaction code SPROXY to load and test XML messages between systems instead of triggering services directly from the source system each time. 2) SPROXY allows loading an XML file downloaded from the source system to test the corresponding service interface without re-triggering the service. 3) As an example, the document explains how SPROXY can be used to test transferring a delivery document from an ECC system to a TMS system by loading and executing the XML file.

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Loading and Testing XML File Using SPROXY Transaction

1) The document discusses using transaction code SPROXY to load and test XML messages between systems instead of triggering services directly from the source system each time. 2) SPROXY allows loading an XML file downloaded from the source system to test the corresponding service interface without re-triggering the service. 3) As an example, the document explains how SPROXY can be used to test transferring a delivery document from an ECC system to a TMS system by loading and executing the XML file.

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Problem: In some projects, we may send our data using web services between two systems.

The data
would be in XML message format. In case if we need to check by changing the data in XML for any
development /analysis we used to change the data in the source system and will trigger the service again
to target system.

Solution: All enterprise services are listed in Transaction code SPROXY. Through this SPROXY
transaction we can load, test and debug the XML messages. All we need to know is the inbound XML
message (Downloaded in the system) and the correct service interface name. Using that we can easily
test the corresponding service by loading the XML messages, so that we need not to trigger the service
every time from source system.

Business Scenario with Explanation: Let me explain a scenario where the data is made transferred
through the XI interface via XML. The scenario would be as follows,

We are sending the Delivery Document created in ECC system to TMS (Transportation Management
system) system for creating the Delivery based Transportation Order (DTR) Document in the TM system
through the XML. So here the Source System is ECC and Target System is TMS.

Follow the below steps to execute the XML file through SPROXY Transaction.

1. Go to the SPROXY tcode and identify the Service Interface for which you need to test and load XML
file. Here as per my example, below highlighted is the service Interface of the target system.

2. Double Click the service Interface and Click on the Execute button as shown below to load the XML
file.
3. Check the below shown radio button and click execute.

4. Then you can see the Test Service Provider loaded with some dummy request as shown below.
5. Now load your XML file which you have downloaded from the Source system. The preview of the
XML file will be displayed after uploaded the XML file in the same window.
6. Execute the document.
7. Upon Successful execution, you will get the Success Message as shown below.

8. Commit the Changes. And Check the Document is being created in Target System.
NOTE:
If you have done any custom development in the target system inbound, we will not be able to debug our
custom code in standard flow. To do that, we have to stop the XML message processing in target system
inbound and debug for further analysis.

But this can be made possible by following the above described process. I.e. on loading and executing
the XML file in target system your break point should be stopped in the custom code and Debugger
screen will get opened provided you have put break point in the code before loading the XML file.

Hence it will be very helpful and easy for us to check and test the logic written in our custom
development.

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