on 02-22-2007 5:50 AM
Hi Everybody,
I want send an IDoc from R/3 System to Xi, I have created Two logical systems (Sender and Receiver correspondingly) and i have assigned the clients to them.
Once i create RFC destination, i have specified all my technical settings as well as Login/Security settings, once i click, "Remote Log On" it takes me directly to Login page of XI. Please guide me how to solve the problem. If i click Test---> Authorization, it prompts out with an error "Name and Password is incorrect (repeat Logon)", but i have given exact username and password.
I am a fresher to XI.... please give me some documents related to IDoc to XI scenario step by step to kumaraguru27@yahoo.com. I would be grateful and appreciate you if u would help me to sort out this problem....
Please give me step by step solutions.... Thanks in Advance...
Regards/Guru
The probelm was solved as the password was case-sensitive and after changing the password to digits it works fine...
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Hi,
In the RFC destination did you select Current USer option? Deselect the same.
Regards
Bhavesh
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Hi,
Check the correct user it was configured or not..
And also see the below links
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2005/10/27/idoc146s-not-reaching-xi133-not-posted-in-the-receiver-sap-systems133
/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/02/23/configuration-steps-required-for-posting-idocsxi
/people/raja.thangamani/blog/2007/07/19/troubleshooting-of-ale-process
/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/06/24/convert-any-flat-file-to-any-idoc-java-mapping
Regards
Chilla..
Hi,
In my RFC destination, it doesn't accepts any username...as i gave some scrap username which doesn't exist, but still, it shows the test connection process....(Clicking on "Test Connection")... but i am unable to log on... i started to distribute the Partner Profile, but it throws "Unable to connect to XI system" which i have mentioned in my RFC destination...
Pls suggest...
Regards/Guru
hi Guru,
did you configure all these
Requirements in R3 system:
1. Create RFC destination pointing to XI in SM59
2. Create port for XI using we21
3. create Outbound Entry in partner Profile for XI in we20.
Requirements in XI system:
1. Create Technical System pointing to the R3 system.
2. create Business System pointing to the R3 system.
If you want to send IIDOC out of XI,
1. SM59 - Create RFC destination
2. IDX1 - Create port
3. IDX2 - Import Metadata.
aND COMINGTO OUR PROBLEM U DONT REQUIRE USERID AND PASSWORD FOR RFC use RFC of type 3 i.e. TCP/IP
Hi Sreeram,
Nice to get a good support from you... the steps that u have provided will definitely help me.. provided the main obstacle that i face at my end is:
I am not able to log on remotely to XI system, currently i am using "R/3 Connection of type - 3".rather it prompts out with the log on screen. But if i give my username and password in the log on screen the same userID and password works well...
Since i am not able to log on remotely and create an remote log on for RFC destination, i am not able to move further steps..
<b>Note:</b>You adviced me to use "TCP/IP", please tell me how can i register Program ID for that and how can we log on remotely..as i haven't used so far.
Regards/Guru
please do this
please first create a RFC connection in SM59 of R/3 . RFC should be of type TCP/IP . then click on register program give out PID name and in server details give XI serverdetails .
before test ing create a RFCadapter give PID created in R/3 Samename case senstitive and active the adapter and fill reaming thingin RFcadapter.
come again into R/3 and saveit and test it ti shopuld work.
if you any isues please post itagain
please reward points
Regards
Sreream.g.reddy
Hi Kumar,
go to SM59.....Create a R/3 conn of type 3..........you need to connect R/3 to XI..
So the user - which you will give in logon tab - should be maintained in R/3.
This user should have SAP_XI_APPL_SERV_USER role assigned to it.
Then your this R/3 conn to XI will work.
Thanks,
Rajeev Gupta
Guru
To post a an Idoc to XI, you will need to do all the steps metnioned above, but the RFC destination created in SM59 will be a Type 3 connection -- > Connection to a R3 system.
Reasons as to why Remote Log on might not be working,
1. You are using a Service USer Id in the RFC destination. Service User Id's do not allow Remote Log on.
2. Try the User id and password with Capitals / Small.
Regards
Bhavesh
Requirements in R3 system:
1. Create RFC destination pointing to XI in SM59
2. Create port for XI using we21
3. create Outbound Entry in partner Profile for XI in we20.
Requirements in XI system:
1. Create Technical System pointing to the R3 system.
2. create Business System pointing to the R3 system.
If you want to send IIDOC out of XI,
1. SM59 - Create RFC destination
2. IDX1 - Create port
3. IDX2 - Import Metadata.
Note:u dont need a IDOC sender adapter or a Sender Agreement to sent a IDOC to XI.
Check dis link for more info:
please refer to michel book on IDCO usage in XI
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Sreeram Reddy
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