on 09-19-2008 9:03 AM
Hi Guys,
Im using SAP XI version 7...im just a beginner using XI..
In runtime workbench...the comm channel for sender and receiver is correctly configured and started but in status its has an error.
This is the actual path of my comm channel.
*file sender path
f:\XI\Sender - <where f: is the local drive in xi server>
*file archive path
f:\XI\Sender\archive
*file receiver path
f:\XI\Receiver
if you double check it under Start-> Run
xidev\f\XI\Sender <hostname><local drive><shared folder>
Is there an issue regarding shared folder in XI Server? do i need to map drive with $ sign of the folder like this?
xidev\f$\xi\sender
Please help. How can I solve this.Is there a problem with my mapping?
Thanks in advance
aVaDuDz
hi ,
i think there is no issue with your shared folder in xi.
if u r using NFS protocol than just replace "\" with the "/" in your comm channel source and target folder path .
it will work
regards,
navneet
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Hi Ava,
Keep the forward slash '/' while mentioning your directory path
in your adapters.
As you are using NFS means your adapter is directly going to pick the files from your XI system.
Thanks,
Kalyan.
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If u had putting the files in shared folder then directly
xiserver\shared folder
otherwise
xidev\f$\xi\sender
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Hii
You can either specify the entire name or a name relative to the working directory of the Adapter Engine. On all platforms (including Windows), use a forward slash (/) to separate directory names in accordance with the Java specification.
See Defining File Access Parameters in this link :
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/44/658abd344a4de0e10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm
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Make sure u r selecting NFS protocol,because u r recieving file from XI folder.
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Hi,
If you are not sure with the directory path. Just give a / in the root directory irrespective of NFS or FTP and check whether the communicatio channel is in green.
Also check for other parameters like Username, pwd and let me also know the error that it is giving up.
Regards,
Krish
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