Sysid. properties file values

[Former Member]

Hi,

I want to recheck the properties files on my MI server for Mobile Sales application.

MI server system id is wa1.MI server is running on DT4043 with sys no 05.I am accessing CRM system DT4148 with sysno 01.

i have given following values in

wa1.props

ashost=DT4148

sysnr=01

Is this values correct for wa1.props file or do i need to give MI server name and syno in wa1.props.

when i give CRM system details i am getting following error when checking the url.

http://DT4043:50500/meSync/servlet/meSync?_sysid=wa1&login=abc&_{password=xyz&}client=100&_language=EN&test=true&

com.sap.mw.jco.JCO$Exception: (102) RFC_ERROR_COMMUNICATION: Connect from SAP gateway to RFC server failed Connect_PM TYPE=A ASHOST=DT4148 SYSNR=01 GWHOST=DT4148 GWSERV=sapgw01 PCS=1 LOCATION SAP-Gateway on host DT4148/ sapgw01 ERROR Return codes ( function=STIAsRcvFromGw / CPIC-RC=CM_PARAMETER_ERROR / SAP-RC=C_NIHOSTTOADDR ) TIME Fri Aug 11 13:36:13 2006 RELEASE 640 COMPONENT CPIC (TCP/IP) with Unicode VERSION 3 RC 772 MODULE r3cpic.c LINE 5074 COUNTER 2

your help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Madhan

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Madhan,

The url you are using is inocrrect. The parameter acknowledgement is missing.

http://<Server>:<Port>/meSync/servlet/meSync?~sysid=<System

ID>&_{login=<User name>&}password=<Password>&_{client=<Client>&}language=<Language>

&_{acknowledge=X&}test=true&

You have to check this uel in the MI middleware. if everything is correct then you should get the response

like this:

&WAF_SYNC&STATUS=&Execution Time =103129& HeaderType =

MEREPLICATION &MORE_PACKAGES_WAITING = &

If the test fails, the system generates an error message.

Regards,

Rahul

[Former Member]

Hi Madhan,

Can you try with the values

ashost=DT4043

sysnr=05

I understand CRM system DT4148 is your backend. You have to connect to it through the RFC connectioin created in SM59.

Regards,

Rahul

[Former Member]

Hi Madhan

please go thru this thread could be useful

Rahul

If my understanding is correct

the prop file is created for connecting the J2EE MI Stack and ABAP MI Stack

correct me if i am wrong Rahul

Thanks

Gopi

[Former Member]

Hi,

short example:

You have a the MI Java runnig on HOST1, MI ABAP on HOST2 and your CRM running on HOST3.

Now the props entry needs to point to the MI ABAP, say HOST2 with the corr. Sysid.

BTW props file needs to be created in visual admin of j2ee

Rgds THomas

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Creating Property Files

Use

This procedure allows you to make the required connection data for the server available to

the MI Sync servlet.

Prerequisites

As administrator, you must perform these steps on the computer on which the J2EE Engine is

installed. You also need a user with authorization to administer the J2EE Engine and the

corresponding password.

Creating Property Files

Start the J2EE-Engine.

1. Start the J2EE Engine.

2. Start the J2EE Visual Administrator and connect to the J2EE Engine. To do this you

need the administrator password.

3. Choose the service Configuration Adapter from the Server &#8594; Services menu.

Choose the Runtime tab page, followed by the Display Configuration tab page.

4. Navigate in the tree to Configurations &#8594; apps &#8594; sap.com &#8594;

com.sapmarkets.mesyncjco &#8594; appcfg

5. Change into editing mode by confirming the popup with Yes.

6. Click appcfg with the secondary mouse button and choose Create Subnode.

You must provide a property file for each SAP NetWeaver AS (ABAP server)

which you want to connect to. This file must contain the application server and

the system number.

7. Make the following entries:

Installation 21.02.2006

Installation of the SAP Mobile Infrastructure 2.5 SP16 (Standard) 22

Entries in the Create dialog box

Field Input

Dropdown Box Select File Entry

Name <sysid>.props, for example, abc.props

The name of the property file must be identical

to the system ID of the SAP NetWeaver AS to

which you want to connect. For example, if the

system ID of the SAP NetWeaver AS is m25,

the name of the file must be m25.props.

Enter the name of the file in lowercase letters.

Display Select Text in the dropdown box and specify

the content of the file, for example:

ashost=myserver

sysnr=06

Alternatively you can upload a file that already exists. Choose Upload to do this. The

name and the contents of the file you uploaded appear in the dialog box.

8. Choose Create to generate the property file.

9. Change into the display mode and leave the J2EE Visual Administrator.

You have created the property file and can now test the synchronization.

[Former Member]

Hi,

the prop file moved with SP 13 i guess to the J2EE DB. But anyway the props file just identifies the abap stack of the MW, not the backend.

So if you run a separate MW (J2EE&ABAP) the props has to point to the ABAP STack.

Rgds Thomas

[Former Member]

Hi ,

MI Server version is MI2.5 SP16. What values should i give in wa1.props file.

Do i need to have another .props file for CRM system with etr.props or wa1.props should include CRM domain name and sysno.

I have tested this url , Same error is coming up as i mentioned in first post.

http://<Server>:<Port>/meSync/servlet/meSync?~sysid=<System

ID>&_{login=<User name>&}password=<Password>&_{client=<Client>&}language=<Language>

&_{acknowledge=X&}test=true&

Thanks a Lot

Madhan