on 12-21-2009 5:13 AM
Dear Team ,
hi ,
i have a scenario of file to rfc in which i have to pick files from the location which is not in the Domain but the same path can be accessible by pi server 7.0 with user authentication
kindly let me know what are the steps to be followed while configuring File sender adapter for this Requirement
note : if i given the path in the domain the file is getting picked properly
with Regards
Srinivas
Srinivas ,
check the authorizations on file also..
It should have write 777 authorization..for read write and execute.
Regards ,
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Hi Srinivas ,
Lets go step by step :
1.
dataconnection -active
---> make it passive
connection security -none
username -ftp
password -password
connectionmode -permenantly
-
> make it on connection basis
transfer mode -binary
2. Try to connect to the FTP site from url only from your PI box ...from operating system level...
like ftp://server:port
It should ask for ID and password..
later on passing the values it will show the the file in your browser window.
If this didn't works..it means the connection is not able to setup from PI box to FTP site..
else there is possibility of authorization issue with file.
Regards ,
Dear santhosh,
kindly check the communicational channel monitoring error
Processing started
12/21/09 12:16:51 PM Retry interval started. Length: 30.0 seconds
12/21/09 12:16:51 PM Error occurred while connecting to the FTP server "172.32.0.56:21": java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect
12/21/09 12:16:30 PM Processing started
12/21/09 12:16:21 PM Retry interval started. Length: 30.0 seconds
12/21/09 12:16:21 PM Error occurred while connecting to the FTP server "172.32.0.56:21": java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect
12/21/09 12:16:00 PM Processing started
12/21/09 12:15:50 PM Retry interval started. Length: 30.0 seconds
12/21/09 12:15:50 PM Error occurred while connecting to the FTP server "172.32.0.56:21": java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out: connect
12/21/09 12:15:30 PM Processing started
with regards,
Srinivas
Hi,
Are you able to connect to the ftp server manually with credentials provide by you.
Also in the source directory path you need not mention as
172.32.0.56... you need to mention this only in the server name
Jus the folder is enough
aand in the file name you specify *.xml
Regards,
Nithiyanandam
Hi Srinivas,
After going throgh the above discussions,
I think FTP port for your SAP XI system is not opened.
Login to XI System and check wither it is connecting to that FTP server
use telnet ipaddress port.
If that is problem ,then try to open the port and test it once again.
Thanks&Regards
Sridhar Goli
dear sridhar ,
thx for your answer i have checked through command prompt in xi server
telnet 172.32.0.56 then i have got a message that
couldnot host connection to the host on port 23 : connection failed
kindly let me know whether to access files from FTP we need to have access to telnet port
so that i can make a request my nw team to open the ports
regards,
srinivas
Hey Srinivas,
Test the telnet with the ipaddress and port ( in ur case it is 21)
Santosh, you are correct....
If you get the same problem with the port 21also, means you have to ask the Network team/NW team to open the port for XI system.
Once u open the port run the scenario.
Regards
Goli Sridhar
Hi,
Check the ftp folder have all access rights( write,read,delete)...
and change the dataconnection to passive..
Regards,
Prakasu.M
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Hi,
You need to go with ftp..If file in the local system(with in XI system) then that time only NFS protocol will support.
Regards,
Prakasu.M
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Hi,
if u are able to connect to the ftp server (not in domain) using PI server then you can configure the same details used during testing...can be given in the FTP sender adapter...
Do post if you are having problem in connecting the same via adapter...
HTH
Rajesh
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Dear Rajesh
i am using
Transport protocol - FTP
message protocol - file
adapter engine -integration server
File access parameters
source directory //172.32.0.56/mrpl/*.xml
file name - *.xml
ftp connection parameters
server 172.32.0.56
port 21
dataconnection -active
connection security -none
username -ftp
password -password
connectionmode -permenantly
transfer mode -binary
kindly let me know am i doing any wrong config
with regards
srinivas
Srinivas ,
Rajesh ....has given valuable inputs ,
other than that :
1. Plz check file name
2.--->i have a scenario of file to rfc in which i have to pick files from the location which is not in the Domain but the same path can be accessible by pi server 7.0 with user authentication
when file can be accessed by PI with user authentication inside/outside domain ...there should not be any issue..Plz chjeck the logs in RWB .
Pbponikhil ,
what type of answer was that....How FCC is related to picking of file..Can you explain ?
Regards ,
Hello
There can be a couple of reasons why the FTP server is not accessible:
1) The pi server connects to the ftp but due to a network failure is unable to complete connection
--please use a third party ftp tool such as cereberus to test the connection. It allows you setup a connection from your position in the network and connect to the ftp folder.
2) there is some network congestion or authority issue. The ftp user might not have the authorization, the tool can help you with that as well.
3) the file format may not be properly defined in the string type- the fields etc-
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