on 08-20-2013 2:04 PM
Hi experts,
I have a problem with a RFC receiver channel, A have a SOAP to RFC interface, that works fine, but the receiver channel stop to delivery messages to ECC. When I look at SXMB_MONI the message is OK, when I see the channel monitor the receiver channel is OK, but the message don't pass through the channel.
Someone can help me?
Tks
Raphael Trivelati
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Hi Raphael,
It looks like you have a blockage in the Java queues. See note 1662269 How to Monitor the PI Adapter Framework queues, for details on how to check the queues. A restart of the Java node should resolve this.
Do you process a high volume of messages through this interface? You may need to increase the number of threads/queues available to the RFC adapter. See Messaging System queue properties after XI 3.0 SP19 / XI 7.0SP11, for details on how to increase the number of threads/queues.
Regards
Mark
Hi Raphael,
Use the old RWB gui and you can then follow the same steps in the note. Call trx sxmb_ifr and enter /rwb in the URL i.e. http://<server>:<port>/rwb.
Regards
Mark
I See all of these options, the problen is that the channel is green, but I can't see any messages on channel monitor. I try to deactive and active again. There is no message on queues.
Tks
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Hi,
you are able to see the message in sxmb_Moni.
what is the status over there?
are you using any condition in receiver determination?
go to runtime workbench.
check how many messages are there for outbound interface(SOAP) and how many messages for inbound message(RFC).
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Muniyappan.
Hi,
Check your adapter engine message monitoring in Runtime workbench.
Regards,
Manigandan
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Hi,
Check Queues in your ECC system they might have stucked there. If not you need to check in sm58 in your ECC system.
Thanks,
Naveen
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Hello Raphael,
Check trx SM58 and also check the queues (trx SMQ2) in both the PI and the receiving system for any errors.
Regards
Mark
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Hi,
Do you see any errors in channel monitoring?
check the number of messages for outbound and inbound interfaces in adapter engine monitoring.
Regards,
Muniyappan.
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