on 02-06-2010 2:12 PM
Hi.
I have a solution where one system send a request thru prosxy to XI and we forward the request with SOAP to a none SAP system.
The flow is asynchronous.
When the none SAP system has processed the data it send back a response thru a web service and XI mappes the response to the target structure and sends it to the target system thru proxy.
The solution works fine in the QA enviroment and we did the same configuration i production.
But in production we get an error called NO_MAPPINGPROGRAM_FOUND. This error is returned the the sending system but the target system gets the message and update the values in the SAP system.
Why do I get the error?
When I do the configuration I get all the interfaces and the interface mapping pops up with no problems.
I've tested the interface mapping and the message mapping with no errors.
I have no clue on why the error get sent back to the sending system and why I get them in SXMB_MONI as 2 red dots?
Could a transport from the QA system solve the problem?
Once again the mapping gets executed and the target system gets the message but still there is an error generated.
Please help me
check if u can see ur interface mapping in the tcode SXI_cache..
also try full cache refresh in SXI_CACHE
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Found it myself
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Hi
Please increase 'Maximum Connection' value in the corresponding Communication Channel (you may use Integration Directory)
YES, we experienced the same issue and this fix helped.
Regards
Sekhar
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HI,
Go to interface mapping used in your scenario-> check if the SWCV contains string "undefined"
- if yes then recreate the interface mapping.
Refresh the cache by T Code SXI_CACHE.
Regds,
Pinangshuk.
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