on 02-16-2006 10:06 AM
Hi,
I defined a Sender RFC to build RFC-XI-Others scenario, accoring to the document here, I create a sender RFC communication channel with the host and service(sapgw00) of R/3 system, and specified a program ID, then I created a TCP/IP destination in R/3 with the sames host, server, and program id, but when I did the test with SM59, it says: program RFCTEST not registered / CPI-C error CM_ALLOCATE_FAILURE_RETRY.
What's wrong with my setting?
Thanks a lot!
Best Regards
Yuedong
Hi
The program id <b>RFCTEST</b>should be registered in SAP-XI system. That means in sender communication channel you need to provide this program id <b>RFCTEST</b>. Once you have created sender comm channel ( don't forget to activate) automatically your problem will be closed.
So you can proceed further even it is giving error.Once you create sender comm channel go and check you can see success.
thanks
N.Prasad Babu
iGATE Global Solutions Hyderabad 098490 65377
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What I did:
1. Create Sender RFC in XI with:
host name of R/3
sapgw00
RFCTEST
2. Activate it
3. Create TCP/IP destination in R/3 with SM59
With the sames information
Then I got the problem, I wonder whether we need do additional setting:
1) SLD? (I defined a business system for R/3)
2) J2EE Admin?
Thanks and Best regards
Yuedong
Hi Chen
RFC destination in xi is not required..
Please check these following steps.
In SAP R/3
1.Tcode SM59
2.Provide destination Name , choose the option <b>Registered server program</b> and provide Program id.
Gatewayhost : hostname of SAP R/3
Service : 3300 + system instance no of SAP R/3
or
sapgwxx(xx is system instance no of SAP R/3 ).
whatever the program id you have given here should be given in sender comm channel, then you can check this destination in sap then it won't give any error..
thanks
N.Prasad Babu
iGATE Global Solutions Hyderabad 098490 65377
Hi Chen,
I would suggest that you verify whether it actually register itself in the GW using the SMGW transaction and select Goto and choose logged on clients. If not use the Adapter monitor in the Runtime Workbench to see whether there is an error on the sender channel i question.
Regards,
Flemming
Dear All,
Thanks for your replies, I solved the problem!
Next, I got the following error in R/3
call to messaging system failed: com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.DeliveryException:
In XI, I saw the error as:
HTTP response contains status code 401 with the description Unauthorized Error when sending by HTTP (error code: 401, error text: Unauthorized)
And I also has the problem:
Unable to notify integration runtime (ABAP) of data changes
http connection to "http://gdsapxi:8000/sap/xi/cache?sap-client=000" returns the status code "401" in response
They seems more difficult for me, could you please provide me the comments.
Thanks a lot!!!
Best Regards
Yuedong
Hi,
You may try this for 401 error,
1. Goto su01 and reset the password and retry.
2.else go to exchange profile, http://gdsapxi:50000/exchangeProfile/index.html
and runtime workbench and then to com.sap.aii.rwb.serviceuser.name
and see the user id and password, save and retest.
Regards,
Anirban.
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