on 02-28-2007 7:02 AM
Hi gentz,
we have an error with an interface which we can't explain. We are using a File Sender Adapter with File Transfer Protocol.
We are receiving the following eror:
<i><b>Could not process file '0080953854-071201.csv': com.sap.aii.adapter.file.ftp.FTPEx: 550 SAPUIT: The system cannot find the file specified</b></i>
It seems that we can see that there is a file present, but it also is saying that the file can not be found.
We already tested the connection with a separate FTP program, and here we have no errors in retrieving the file.
Has anybody got a clue what we are doing wrong???
Thanks in advance!
Peter
HI,
Did you check the file properties , in which mode read only. or ??
And check the sender file adapter configuration , the file name,procssing mode..
and connection parameters..
For more details see the below link..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e3/94007075cae04f930cc4c034e411e1/content.htm
Regards
Chilla..
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See my last remark to Jai.
Thanks all!
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Hi Peter,
see that the file on the file-server has really the name: '0080953854-071201.csv'
Also make sure that the user XI logs on has the appropriate rights.
Regards Mario
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Mario Müller
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Hi Peter,
which Tool do you use as FTP-Client (WS_FTP)?
Make sure taht you refresh the client (F5); WS_FTP does not automatically refresh.
But I also suggest to copy and paste the filename agin from folder on server into your communication channel.
Sometimes the filenames are different, but the eyes are to tired
Greetz Mario
Jai,
thanks for your reply on my message. I found my error!!
I forgot a backslash in my source directory.
The strange thing is, that XI seemed to find the file in the old situation. So i think that it also looks in sub directories, but with the actual processing it only looks in the entered source directory.
Maybe this is also an option for you??
Greetz Peter
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