IDoc to BPM

[Former Member]

Hi evrybody!

I am tyring to configure an IDoc -> BPM -> IDoc scenario. So far, I haven't had any success.

I have a simple JAVA program that generates IDocs and sends them to an SAP system. Now I have changed its configuration so that it now sends the IDocs to an XI system.

I have configured the following objects:

(1) Business Service:

____My JAVA program (adapter specific logical system is set)

____IDoc structure as outbound interface

(2) Receiver Determination:

____Sender Service as in (1)

____Interface as in (1)

____Receiver: My BPM

____Receiver agreement: n/a

(3) Interface Determination:

____Inbound interface: Abstract interface of BMP

____Interface Mapping: Working interface mapping

(4) No receiver agreement

Everytime I send an IDoc using my JAVA tool, I get the error "RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE: No service for system (1), client 100 in Integration Directory".

I don't understand this error, since I have configured a receiver determination...

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Joerg

[Former Member]

Hi Joerg,

Have you made the necessary ale configurations between source SAP system, XI and target SAP system. For example:-You will have to create a logical system name for the R/3 client and then you will have to give this name for the corresponding business sysyem that you have created in the SLD...

Regards,

Sushumna

[Former Member]

Hi Sushumna,

This is not possible, since I am not sending the IDocs using an SAP system, but from my JAVA program.

Therefore I have configured my system as a service - w/o creating a Port in transaction IDX1, for example. I do not know how I could do that, since I need a client and a rfc destination for this transaction, both of which aren't usable, since I am using a JAVA system...

Therefore, I have simply entered a "logical system" name in the adapter-specific data of the business system - hoping this would be enough...

Regards, Joerg

[moorthy]

Hi,

Can you elaborate , how java system is generating idocs?

Anyway error looks in the Reciever side. Do you have logical system, SM59 entry correctly set up pointing to the SAP system?

Regards,

Moorthy

[Former Member]

Hi,

Unfortunately, posting XI xonfiguration in HTML is a real pain... but I'll try.

My JAVA program is setting the IDoc header fields like so:

doc.setMessageType("ZXXX");
doc.setRecipientPort("SAPXYZ");
doc.setRecipientPartnerType("LS");
doc.setRecipientPartnerNumber("XYZCLNT010");
doc.setClient("100");            
doc.setSenderPort("SENDER_SYS");
doc.setSenderPartnerType("LS");
doc.setSenderPartnerNumber("n/a");     

The pipeline is configured like this:

SENDER          RECEIVER         MAPPING     REC. AGGRMT.

<SENDER_SYS>    <BPM>           
  <IDOC ITF.>     <abs. itf.>      <map>        n. req.

<BPM>             <XYZCLNT010>
  <abs. itf.>        <IDOC ITF.>   <map>        <IDOC>

The second part is concerned with sending an IDoc from the BPM, however I think the error is occuring in the first part - the BPM is not found as the receiver of the IDoc. That is how I interpret the error message...

Any ideas?

Regards, Joerg

[Former Member]

Hi,

what type of adapter have you used for your Business System defined for your Java program?

I don't know exactly what happens if you use a sender IDoc adapter... It might be that the adapter want to read metadata information from a SAP system repository, specified by the Client and SystemPort. In the case that there is no SAP system specified, the error occurs...

Please have a look on that link

<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/8a/b8b13bb3ace769e10000000a11402f/content.htm">http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/8a/b8b13bb3ace769e10000000a11402f/content.htm</a>

Regards,

Lars

Message was edited by: Lars Ottawa