on 11-13-2009 7:05 AM
Hi Experts,
I am facing HTTP 500:Internal server Error. We have SOAP to RFC Scenerio. Interface is working fine, suddenly we are facing this error in Interface. On XI server side - ABAP and JAVA stack are on same Service Pack(SP 13). There is no change done in WSDL and RFC Structure and Mapping side.
Please suggest to resolve this Issue.
Where you got this error.. In Moni or in adapter monitoring??..
It might be some internaal problem.. Refresh Cache ( CAP Cache and SXI_Cache) and let me know your findings??..
thanks
Subbu
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Hi Subbu,
I have found this error in adapter monitoring??.. Please find my finding of XI server related to this below:--
*Error categaory - XI_J2EE_MESSAGING_SYSTEM
Error Code - CALL_ CONSUMER _ERROR
Error :Returning synchornous error notification to calling application:com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.RecoverableException: RecievedHTTP Response code 500:internal Server Error.*
I have refresh the cache already, but problem still exists.
Please suggest how to resolve this error.
If you have not come across this blog, could be helpful
HTTP Errors in XI
Might be for the set of specific inputs RFC may be throwing some exception or R3 may be too slow.
Please log in R3 and in SE37 excecute the RFC independently for the sepcific inputs... if that is workigng fine, then it might be problem in else where.
Are you sure of your testing..meaning the testing what you are doing is fine...??..!!..
Thanks,
Subbu
Finally...Cross Check below points.
Since you are saying everythign is corerct... Please check...below points.
1) Activate the communication channels once again.. ( Jsut change some thing in the description of the communication channels and active) to make sure they are working fine. It not wrong in jsut doing activation once again...
2) Check and activate if necessary all your ID objects once again..
3) Check your business system entris in SLD also.. ( Jsut cross check)
Please post your findings now..
Thanks,
Subbu
Problem is Resolved. Thers is issue in Java Stack.
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There is no change done in WSDL and RFC Structure and Mapping side.
Check for the RFC in the end system...SAP...also check if there is any issue with the end system
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Did you check was there any changes done on the RFC at receiver side ?
also try executing the RFC explicitly as this is exposed as webservice right ?
HTH
Rajesh
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