on 08-10-2006 3:59 PM
Hi,
I have configured asynchronous sender RFC to JDBC scenario and when I execute RFC I get short dump "senderAgreement not found: lookup of binding via CPA-cache failed for..."
My scenario configurations, RFC destination, are all okey..
A Hint:
Our XI Server is "LARA"
Our R/3 4.6C Server is "ZULIA"
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This are the RFC Sender Communication Channel on LARA:
RFC Server Parameter
Application Server (Gateway): ZULIA
Application Server Service (Gateway): sapgw00
Program ID: DEV210
SNC: NOT CHECKED
UNICODE: NOT CHECKED
Inital Connections: 10
Maximum Connections: 10
Advanced Mode: NOT CHECKED
RFC Metada Repository Parameter
Load Balancing: NOT CHECKED
Application Server: ZULIA
System Number: 00
Authentication Mode: Use Logon Data for SAP System
Logon User: ldiego
Logon Password: **********
Logon Language: ES
Logon Client: 210
Adapter-Specific Message Attributes
Set Adapter-Specific Message Attributes: NOT CHECKED
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This are the configuration of RFC Destination on ZULIA:
RFC Destination Name: XI_RFC
Connection Type: T
ID Program: DEV210
Host Gateway: ZULIA
TCP Service sapgw00
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Must I create the RFC Destination on the JCo RFC Provider in Visual Administrator?
Hi,
Have a look into SAP note 730870 Question no 15.
Go to Integration Directory->Open Business system->go to Menu i.e Services->Adapter Specific Identifiers
check that is the RFC destination etc is pointing to correct R/3 system i.e ZULIA system.
Also just cross-verfiy with this blog once-
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/29/configuring-the-sender-rfc-adapter--step-by-step
Regards,
Moorthy
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Hi,
I checked the note and the question 15.
This are the parameters that I found:
IDOC Adapter
Logical System DEV210
IDoc Adapter and RFC Adapter
R/3 System ID DEV
Client 210
Marketplace Adapter
DDID <i>[EMPTY]</i>
By the way, I followed the blog in order to check my configuration steps and they are the same.
<i>Is the RFC destination created in the R/3 is pointing correctly to the XI system and vice -versa. Test the connection.</i>
I tested my RFC Destination from R/3 system and the response was successful. What do you mean about vice-versa? How do I test it in the other way?.
I recreate my Sender Agreement. And my Business System is correct.
This are the parameters of my Sender Agreement:
Service: DES210_DEV
Interface: Z_DATOS_SAP
Namespace: urn:sap-com:document:sap:rfc:functions
Sender Communnication Channel: cc_s_rfc_dataCom
When I execute the FM in R/3 the dump now is:
Wrong Sender Agreement:The Sender agreement does not have channel
The only error I feel is , your business system is not correclty pointing to R/3 system.
Check the business system in the SLD and check is it pointing to correct Technical system of R/3
Activate the RFC sender Adapter by changing some desc..and activate it.
And then go to SXI_CACHE and delete Adapter cache.
and run again.
Are you getting any error in the Adapter monitor for RFC channel ?
Also you can try to restart the RFC Adapter from the visual admin.
Regards,
moorthy
Hi,
I re-active the RFC sender Adapter, I delete Adapter cache by TCODE: SXI_CACHE, there is no
Adapter Monitor for RFC Channel and I restart the RFC Adapter from the visual administrator.
My Business and Technical System look fine.
I get this new error:
"connection to partner broken" / "CPI-C error CM_PRODUCT_SPECIFIC_ERROR"
"CPI-C error CM_PRODUCT_SPECIFIC_ERROR"
Status of connection.... "CODE=CM_PRODUCT_SPECIFIC_ERROR CM_NO_STATUS_RECEIVED
CM_NO_DATA_RECEIVED SAPCODE=223 CONV=08032286"
Internal error code.... "RFC_IO5"
Thanks in advance.
Hi Luis,
You could have an issue because the RFC definition has changed and the cache is out-of-synch
1) Reimport and activate the RFC.
2) Restart the RFC Adapter service in the Visual Administrator. This will flush the metadata cache in case the RFC has changed.
If this doesn't work, verify that your Sender Agreement is setup correctly
1) A common mistake is to create a Message Interface in the IR (Design) for RFC and IDoc senders and point the sender agreement to this Message Interface which won't work. The Sender Agreement should be setup as follows:
Service: SAP Business System
Interface: RFC name
Namespace: urn:sap-com:document:sap:rfc:functions
Thanks,
Jesse
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Hi Luis,
Pls check the note no 730870 for RFC adapter and also make sure that the cache is fine in SXI_CACHE transaction.
Cheers
JK
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