on 06-02-2010 12:32 PM
Hi all,
We are trying to send idocs from ERP to SAP ME with MII: some transfer are in success but some of them are in SYS_ERROR in the queue monitor. When we have a look in the log, we always see an error "White spaces are required between publicId and systemId"
Any idea what could be the reason ?
Message: [Fatal Error] :1:62: White spaces are required between publicId and systemId.
Date: 2010-06-02
Time: 13:01:07:094
Category: System.err
Location: System.err
Application: sap.com/xappsxmiiear
Thread: Thread[Managed_Application_Thread_12,5,Managed_Application_Thread]
Data Source: j2ee/cluster/server0/log/defaultTrace_00.trc
Arguments:
DSR Transaction: c3d95fa06e3111dfc99e001e0b8310d3
Message Code:
Session: 0
Transaction:
User: Guest
Time Zone: +0200
CSN Component:
DC Component: sap.com/xappsxmiiear
Correlation ID: 833170650000003330
DSR Root Context ID: C3D95FA06E3111DFC99E001E0B8310D3
DSR Connection: c3d95fa06e3111dfc99e001e0b8310d3
DSR Counter: 0
Log ID: 001E0B8310D30038000000020000683C
Host: eclsh202
System: MC2
Instance: J83
Node: server0
Hi Michael,
Did you resolve this error in the meantime? I'm getting the exact same error in my (SOAP endpoint) scenario.
Best regards,
Koen Schouten
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Hi Tim,
XSLT is not the problem. It seems that it's due to our infrastructure
We have 2 application servers for our consolidatioon environment within a cluster: primary
application running on server1 & one additional application server
running on server2. Those 2 AS are behind a SAP webdispatcher and when we "speak" with the additional application server, we receive this error. with the primary one, we don't have any problem. we opened an OSS message to SAP with this problem.
Regards,
Michaël.
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Is this error in the VERPSFI/MEINT queue monitor? If so you should be able to view the request XML sent to ME. Look at this document. I suspect something went wrong with the XSLT and it created an empty document which was sent to ME.
-tim
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