on 07-20-2006 10:49 AM
Hi,
I am usning the sender file adapter to process a file through FTP. Adapter does not pick up the file, however it recognise the file, as it appears in the error message. Below is the text of the error message:
<i>Could not process file '<b>filename</b>': com.sap.aii.adapter.file.ftp.FTPEx: 550 toSAP: No such file or directory.</i>
I am not sure yet whether this file is <b>read only</b>. Can read only file not be processed in FTP ?
Thanks
I have the similar problem when transfer a file to IBMAS400, this is the error message :
"The FTP server returned the following error message: 'com.sap.aii.adapter.file.ftp.FTPEx: 550 Unable to do a lookup on the file name specified..."
I check the directory/file permissions for the user, but the problem is not resolved.
I use "create a temporary file" and suspect that the problem is for IBM system when try to change the name(i rename the file too). When i don't use temporary file, the rename its ok and the problem disapear.
Regards
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Hi, I have the same problem. In advance, we can see in FTP Server log that CWD command it is called twice, for example :
00:00:59 10.15.64.187 [4669]USER MDM 331 0
00:00:59 10.15.64.187 [4669]PASS - 230 0
00:00:59 10.15.64.187 [4669]CWD MDM_55600_MATERIAL_STD\Outbound\ESN_800\_MATMAS05\Ready 250 0
00:00:59 10.15.64.187 [4669]CWD MDM_55600_MATERIAL_STD\Outbound\ESN_800\_MATMAS05\Ready 550 3
00:01:59 10.15.64.187 [4669]QUIT - 550 0
If we create a directory MDM_55600_MATERIAL_STD\Outbound\ESN_800\_MATMAS05\Ready into the first directory Ready where it is positioned with first cwd , its works !!
First CWD is called for read file an seccond for processing, somebody knows because this behavior ?
Best Regards
Claudio Maino
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Hello,
we have the same problem today....have you get a solution for this problem?
Best regards
Mechthild
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Please note the below points:
Adapter accesses the server and recognise the file as the file name is returned in the error message.
No issue with case in file name.
File is with write access.
Processing mode used is 'Delete'. I even tried Test but did not work.
File typs is Binary
Transfer mode is Binary
There is no connection security
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Hi Dehra,
Can you pls check the following with your network administrator.
1. Pls do check what authorization is provided for each user group. There will be a user group to which the user with which you are trying to access this FTP server is attached.
2. If its in Unix OS then you should be having the read/write/delete permission depending on the mode you put in your file adapter. Something like a 777 (full authorization) is always better.
3. In Windows also the FTP server configuration need to be revisited with the user groups permission and also the folder hierarchy and permissions at each level for the parent and child levels
Cheers
JK
Hi Dehra,
Check the CASE of file name. File names are case sensitive.
- Satish
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Hi Dehra,
<i>Can read only file not be processed in FTP ?</i>
If you have File Processing Mode as test , then a Read only file can be proccesed by XI.
The error clearly states , No such file or directory, just check if the Directory is valid.
Regards,
Bhavesh
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Hi Dehra,
The error message <i>No such file or directory</i> clearly states the file is not accesible for XI server.
Check whether the ftp server is up and running.
Check whether u have specified the correct path in adapter config.
Also more details on sender adapter config pls.
Regards,
Jai Shankar.
Message was edited by: Jai Shankar
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