on 02-18-2011 11:31 AM
Hi Forum,
When I add itme from MDM catalog, no items are transfered to shopping cart in first attempt, but when i add item secon time it is added.
I do it as follows:
1. Click on Add Items button
2. Click on MDM Catalog Name
3. Choose an item in catalog and press Add To Cart button
No item transfered to cart and no errors are there instead all data that I filled at header is initialised like selected plant and even the name of SC is changed back to initial.
When I do this for the second time the item is added properly.
We are in process of upgading from SRM 4.0 to SRM 7.0 and this problem we are facing in SRM 7.0 .
Has any one encoutered this behavious
Thanks,
Anubhav
What version of SRM-MDM are you using?
Does this happen for all users?
Does the same thing happen if using this catalog from PO etc?
If using One Step shop without wizard is this also happening?
Can you provide details of the call structure used to access this catalog?
Regards,
Jason
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Hi Jason,
We are on SRM 7.0
I was wring in saying that this happens only for MDM catalog, this happens for ALL catalogs and Yes for all users.
Details of web service:
WebService ID: MDM 3.0 XXXXXXX
Description MDM 3.0 XXXXXXX
Bus.Type of a WebService Product Catalog
Business partner BLANK
Purch. Organization BLANK
Do Not Check Product Checked
Display Contract Data In Integerated Catalog BLANK
Display Product Data Again In Catalog Checked
Validate Product Data From SAP Enterprise Buyer Checked
Find Supply Sources Checked
Cross Catalog Search Blank
Use Error Log Checked
Details fo call structure:
1 https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
20 username xxxxxxxxx Fixed Value
30 password xxxxxxxxx Fixed Value
35 server xxxxxxxxxxxx Fixed Value
40 catalog xxxxxxxxxxx Fixed Value
45 port 2350 Fixed Value
50 uilanguage EN Fixed Value
60 datalanguage EN Fixed Value
70 HOOK_URL Return URL
75 returntarget _parent Fixed Value
Thanks a lot,
Anubhav
Edited by: Anubhav Jain on Feb 21, 2011 10:01 PM
Yes
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