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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SRT_LPREG - Logical Port Registry
Message number: 058
Message text: Web service does not support state management
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SRT_LPREG058
- Web service does not support state management ?The SAP error message SRT_LPREG058 indicates that a web service you are trying to call does not support state management. This typically occurs in scenarios where the web service is expected to maintain session state, but the service itself is stateless.
Cause:
- Stateless Web Service: The web service you are trying to access is designed to be stateless, meaning it does not maintain any session information between requests. This is common in RESTful services.
- Configuration Issues: The service might be incorrectly configured in the SAP system, leading to the expectation of state management when it is not supported.
- Incorrect Service Call: The client application may be trying to use session management features that are not implemented in the web service.
Solution:
- Check Web Service Documentation: Review the documentation for the web service to confirm whether it supports state management. If it is stateless, you will need to adjust your approach.
- Modify Client Logic: If your client application is trying to maintain state, you may need to refactor it to handle each request independently without relying on session state.
- Service Configuration: Ensure that the service is correctly configured in SAP. Check the settings in the SOAMANAGER transaction to ensure that the service is set up correctly.
- Use Stateless Communication: If the web service is stateless, ensure that your calls to the service do not rely on session information. Each request should contain all necessary information for processing.
- Error Handling: Implement error handling in your application to gracefully manage situations where state management is not supported.
Related Information:
By addressing the above points, you should be able to resolve the SRT_LPREG058 error and successfully interact with the web service.
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