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Idoc and http adapter

Former Member
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Idoc and http adapter resides in ABAP stack. So how do we monitor these two adapters ? It wont be visible in RWB ?

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Former Member
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Thanks everyone.

These adapters, Idoc and http , are they visible in SXMB_MONI ?

SXMB_MONI is an ABAP stack. So in SXMB_MONI is there any difference in the monitoring results for adpaters that run on the JAVA stack and adapters that run on the ABAP stack ?

Midhun

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Hi,

To know the difference i suggest u try to do it by ur self only.

Login in to Runtime Work bench- component monitoring-Adapter engine-communication channel monitoring- Filter the communication channel with name.

and click on message id of that channel, it will show u the steps by step log for that channel.

MONI is used for message monitoring.

chirag

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> These adapters, Idoc and http , are they visible in SXMB_MONI ?

No.

>

> SXMB_MONI is an ABAP stack. So in SXMB_MONI is there any difference in the monitoring results for adpaters that run on the JAVA stack and adapters that run on the ABAP stack ?

>

In MONI we can monitor only adapter which runs on JAVA stack. So there is no question of difference.

Regards,

Sarvesh

Former Member
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Sorry Sarvesh

I messed it up. I know adapters wont be visible in MONI. Only messages will be seen. All I meant to ask is will there be any difference in the message monitoring of messages generated from adapters using Java stack and adapters using ABAP stack. I guess it should be same.

Midhun

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yes it wil be same.

chirag

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Thanks Chirag

Just one more thing. You said about click on message id of the channel. How do I knw the message id of the channel ? I mean which is the correct one

Midhun

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Message ID only pertaining to the message in MONI.

Wat i mean to say was, if u wanted to see the step by step log then u click on message id it will open one page and will have the log for that message.

chirag

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Former Member
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SXMB_MONI , this transaction is meant for monitoring of messages sent to XI (processed in IS) , it doesnt make difference with adapter on which that particular adapter lies JAVA or ABAP but if want to monitor adapter then

JAVA stack adapters : Runtime WorkBench

ABAP stack adapters :

IDOC adapter : IDX5

HTTP : SMICM then SHIFT+ F1

SICF

Former Member
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Hi..

You can monitor the IDOC using the below link.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/6a/e6194119d8f323e10000000a155106/content.htm

Regards,

Leela

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hi,

The thread gives you an idea of testing your HTTP adapter.

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Regards.

Siddhesh

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HI

IDOC you can monitor using IDX5 and HTTP using SXMB_MONI and SCICM for its properties at ICM.

Thanks

Gaurav

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For IDoc its IDX5

for Http , you can use SMICM , then SHIFT+F1

or SC58

Edited by: Abhishek Singh on Oct 24, 2008 4:49 PM

dharamveer_gaur2
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IDOC and HTTP adapter resides in the abap stack of integration engine

IDX5 that is the transaction for IDoc monitoring.

HTTP adapter dont think there is any other monitoring code other than SXMB_MONI.

Former Member
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Use Tcode IDX5 in XI to monitor IDOC.

Former Member
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Thanks sarvesh.

For http adapter ?

Former Member
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Hi,

please have a look at this thread:

Regards

Patrick

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> Thanks sarvesh.

>

> For http adapter ?

For HTTP Adaper you can use Transaction SMICM and then press Shift + F1. You can monitor your http adapter here.

@ Abhishek & Gaurav,

If I am not wrong It is SMICM and not SCICM.

I think both of you have done typo miskate. )

Regards,

Sarvesh