system("nmake") failed (RuntimeError)

I have installed rfcsdk with config --with-rfcsdk-dir="C:archiv 1\SAP\FrontEnd\SAPgui\rfcsdk"

It tells me something like :

checking for saprfc.h ... no

checking fom sapitab.h ... no

checking for main() in c.lib ... no

checking for main() in m.lib ... yes

checking for main() in dl.lib ... no

checking for main() in pthread.lib ... no

checking for main() in stdc++.lib ... no

checking for main() in rfccm.lib ... no

searching for library rfc because we cant find rfcum ..

checking for main() in rfc.lib ... no

creating Makefile

<--- ext/saprfc

<--- ext

When I execute ruby setup.rb config, it tells me something like :

setup.rb:658:in 'command' : system("nmake") failed (RuntimeError)

[

def command(*args)

$stderr.puts args.join(' ') if verbose?

system(*args) or raise RuntimeError,

"system(#{args.map{|a| a.inspect }.join(' ')}) failed"

end

]

I do not know what happens?

Thank you.

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I am sorry - but I have to say, how can you expect anyone to help you when you post replies like this with no information at all about what your problem looks like. In future - I cannot answer you at all, if you do not show the complete output of whatever it is you are executing, and any other debugging, and log information that is available.

Piers Harding.

Sorry. I beg you pardon. I had to change post status because it appears as if it was resolved and answered and I had to put something to give some reason to change it. I did not know it would appear.

I have already installed everything and I think it is a path problem as if it was at first. I don't know why but everything seems to be Ok. There is no problem on installing software because it does not tell me anything wrong with it. Even, I have no problems when executing "ruby -r "SAP/RFC" -e 1" as you said in one of my posts, because it does not tell me now there is some kind of problem. On the other hand, when I execute one of the test programs in sap-rfc it tells me there is no manner to load lib/SAP/Rfc when I have it and I can see the files installed already.

When I execute "mt.exe -outputresource:saprfc.so;2 -manifest saprfc.so.manifest" it tells me it can not load saprfc.so as well. The problems seem to be the same. Perhaps it is a problem with Windows Platform installed or with vcredist_x86.exe (weblog recommended). I am a little bit confused with all of this.

Sorry again

When you installed the prebuilt GEM (I assume that it was this one: http://www.piersharding.com/download/ruby/saprfc-0.34-mswin32.gem which is the latest non-unicode one I have available - I dont build them, someone else provides them for me) - it will install a saprfc.so in your gem repository - I'm not sure where this is on windows, but if you search your C: drive for saprfc.so you'll find it eventually. That saprfc.so should be perfectly OK - what you may need to do is test it with the windows depend.exe tool to make sure that all it's dependencies are OK. If this check turns out OK, then please change and run the test_gem.rb that I mentioned before, and let me know what output you get from that.

depends.exe -> DRVADODB.dll -> it can not be loaded. There is no file

test_gem.rb results :

C:00 Warning require_gem is obsolete. gem instead

1) test_basic_00010_connection (SAPtest):

Runtime error : in connect (nu) : RFC Call / Exception Connection Failed key: RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE Message see RFC trace file or SAP system log for more details .

c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/saprfc-0.34-mswin32/lib/SAP/Rfc.rb 501 in 'connect'

c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/saprfc-0.34-mswin32/lib/SAP/Rfc.rb 501 in 'initialize'

2)ERROR :

test_basic_00010_Connection(SAP_test)

No method error: undefined method 'close' for nil:NilClass

test_gem.rb:129: in 'teardown'

....

There are some more but they are all the same.

OK - did you edit the connection details at the top of test_gem.rb in setup?

it seems to me that saprfc loaded correctly but couldn't make the RFC connection. What does the trace file say?

I have changed header of test_gem with

require 'rubygems'

gem 'saprfc'

instead of

require 'rubygems'

require_gem'saprfc'

The warning does not appear any more.

Do you mean anything different ?

The results are :

undefined method 'close' for nil:NilClass

test_gem.rb:20:in: 'setup'

uninitialized constant SAPtest::SAP

test_gem.rb:129:in: 'teardown'

I downloaded sap rfcsdk from sap service marketplace. I do not know if there is a problem with that or not but its path is 'C:\Archivos de programa\SAP\FrontEnd\SAPgui\rfcsdk'

Now I have no trace file.

No - what I meant is for you to change this to point to your own systems details:

def setup

@rfc = SAP::Rfc.new(:ashost => "192.168.1.2",

:sysnr => 00,

:lang => "EN",

:client => "010",

:user => "developer",

:passwd => "developer",

:trace => 1)

get the connection ID

print "connect id: ", @rfc.connection, "\n"

end

Yes, I did it. (I have changed the user and pass here, but actually they are not the same as shown)

def setup

@rfc = SAP::Rfc.new(:ashost => "10.11.99.250",

:sysnr => 00,

:lang => "ES",

:client => "100",

:user => "user",

:passwd => "pass",

:trace => 1)

get the connection ID

print "connect id: ", @rfc.connection, "\n"

end

Somehow, the problems are still there. I have one of these in line

'class SAPTest < Test::Unit::TestCase' -> uninitilized constant SAPTest::SAP and the other one with

'print "close connection: ", @rfc.close(), "\n" ' -> undefined method close.

Can it be because of

require "lib/SAP/Rfc"

require 'test/unit'

require 'test/unit/assertions'

I say it because I have executed test.rb also with the rfc connection changes and the problem with it is this line 'require "lib/SAP/Rfc"' -> No such file to load.

When I execute this one it tells me there is a problem in c:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:27 which is :

def require(path) # :nodoc:

gem_original_require path

I do not know if it helps or not ..

You need to go back to where you were actually getting the RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE error. At this point the saprfc library must have been loading correctly but something to do with your connection information must be wrong. Are you using unicode characters in the username/password (eg. characters that are NOT strictly ASCII)? Also, when you were getting the RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE message you should have been getting a trace file - please show what this said.

The trace file is this. I use only ASCII characters for user and password.

Does it mean now is correct ?

Trace file opened at 20070328 115247 Hora de verano, SAP-REL 640,0,117 RFC-VER 3 815402 MT-SL

resize I/O buffer to 16000 bytes

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 1> L 10.11.99.250 >>> OPEN

UUID: ab_drvstate create uuid {1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 2> L 10.11.99.250 >>> 79577369 (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>> RfcOpenEx ...

Got following connect_param string:

ASHOST=10.11.99.250 SYSNR=00 LANG=ES CLIENT=100 USER=mlredondo PASSWD=******* TRACE=1

Send RFCHEADER: 01/LIT/IEEE/SPACE/1100

Send UNICODE-RFCHEADER: cp:1100/ce:IGNORE/te:REJECT/cs:1/rc:0x00000023

UUID: send_rfcuuid {1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>> Logon check: calling RFCPING

>>> RfcCall [1] ...

*> RfcCall

FUNCTION RFCPING

handle = 1

parameter = <NULL>

tables = <NULL>

UUID: RfcCallNew send the uuid to the partner {1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 3> L 10.11.99.250 >>> WRITE (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

000000 | D9C6C3F0 F0F0F0F0 F0F0F0E3 01010008 |................|

000010 | 01010101 01010000 01010103 00040000 |................|

000020 | 020B0103 0106000B 01010000 01000100 |................|

000030 | 00002301 06000700 0F31302E 392E3134 |..#......10.9.14|

000040 | 2E363420 20202020 00070011 00014500 |.64 ......E.|

000050 | 11001200 04363430 20001200 13000436 |.....640 ......6|

000060 | 34302000 13000800 206D6C72 65646F6E |40 ..... mlredon|

000070 | 646F3734 30202020 20202020 20202020 |do740 |

000080 | 20202020 20202020 20000800 0600803C | ......<|

000090 | 756E6B6E 6F776E3E 00000000 00000000 |unknown>........|

0000a0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000b0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000c0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000d0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000e0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000f0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

000100 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

000110 | 06051400 103B8F0A 1B095287 428F5BF7 |.....;....R.B.[.|

000120 | 92096216 BA051401 30000472 75627901 |..b.....0..ruby.|

000130 | 30011100 094D4C52 45444F4E 444F0111 |0....MLREDONDO..|

000140 | 01170008 29400A00 5453B751 01170114 |....)@..TS.Q....|

000150 | 00033130 30011401 15000153 01150501 |..100......S....|

000160 | 00010105 01050200 00050200 0B000336 |...............6|

000170 | 3430000B 01020007 52464350 494E4701 |40......RFCPING.|

000180 | 02051400 103B8F0A 1B095287 428F5BF7 |.....;....R.B.[.|

000190 | 92096216 BA0514FF FF0000FF FF000000 |..b.............|

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 4> L 10.11.99.250 >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

<* RfcCall [1] : returns 0:RFC_OK

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 5> L 10.11.99.250 >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>>> Listen/WaitForRequest (counter = 3)

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 6> L 10.11.99.250 >>> LISTEN (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

000000 | 01010008 01010101 01010000 01010103 |................|

000010 | 00040000 020B0103 0106000B 04010003 |................|

000020 | 01000200 00002301 06001600 04313130 |......#......110|

000030 | 30001600 07000F31 302E3131 2E39392E |0......10.11.99.|

000040 | 32353020 20200007 00110001 33001100 |250 ......3...|

000050 | 12000436 34302000 12001300 04363430 |...640 ......640|

000060 | 20001300 08002064 73617072 335F4445 | ..... dsapr3_DE|

000070 | 565F3030 20202020 20202020 20202020 |V_00 |

000080 | 20202020 20202000 08000600 803C756E | ......<un|

000090 | 6B6E6F77 6E3E0000 00000000 00000000 |known>..........|

0000a0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000b0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000c0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000d0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000e0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

0000f0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|

000100 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000605 |................|

000110 | 1400103B 8F0A1B09 5287428F 5BF79209 |...;....R.B.[...|

000120 | 6216BA05 14050000 00050005 03000005 |b...............|

000130 | 03051400 103B8F0A 1B095287 428F5BF7 |.....;....R.B.[.|

000140 | 92096216 BA051405 12000005 12013000 |..b...........0.|

000150 | 28534150 4C535953 54202020 20202020 |(SAPLSYST |

000160 | 20202020 20202020 20202020 20202020 | |

000170 | 20202020 20202020 20013006 67000800 | .0.g...|

000180 | 00000000 B0C13F06 67FFFF00 00FFFF00 |......?.g.......|

<* RfcListen [1] : returns 0:RFC_OK

>>> RfcReceive [1] ...

Received RFCHEADER [1]: 01/LIT/IEEE/SPACE/1100

Received UNICODE-RFCHEADER [1]: cp:4103/ce:IGNORE/te:REJECT/cs:2/rc:0x00000023

UUID: ab_rfccheck_uuid compare uuid's {1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

*> RfcReceive

handle = 1

parameter = <NULL>

tables = <NULL>

Data conversion On

<* RfcReceive [1] : returns 0:RFC_OK

<<< RfcOpenEx succesfull

>>> RfcCallReceive [1] ...

>>> RfcCall [1] ...

*> RfcCall

FUNCTION RFC_PING

handle = 1

parameter = <NULL>

tables = <NULL>

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 7> L 10.11.99.250 >>> FLUSH (READ) (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

UUID: RfcCallNew send the uuid to the partner {1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 8> L 10.11.99.250 >>> WRITE (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

000000 | 05020000 0502000B 00033634 30000B01 |..........640...|

000010 | 02000852 46435F50 494E4701 02051400 |...RFC_PING.....|

000020 | 103B8F0A 1B095287 428F5BF7 92096216 |.;....R.B.[...b.|

000030 | BA0514FF FF0000FF FF000000 00000000 |................|

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 9> L 10.11.99.250 >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

<* RfcCall [1] : returns 0:RFC_OK

>>> RfcReceive [1] ...

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 10> L 10.11.99.250 >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 11> L 10.11.99.250 >>> READ (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

000000 | 05000000 05000503 00000503 05140010 |................|

000010 | 3B8F0A1B 09528742 8F5BF792 096216BA |;....R.B.[...b..|

000020 | 05140512 00000512 01300028 5341504C |.........0.(SAPL|

000030 | 53524643 20202020 20202020 20202020 |SRFC |

000040 | 20202020 20202020 20202020 20202020 | |

000050 | 20202020 01300667 00080000 00000080 | .0.g........|

000060 | B53F0667 FFFF0000 FFFF0000 00000000 |.?.g............|

UUID: ab_rfccheck_uuid compare uuid's {1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

*> RfcReceive

handle = 1

parameter = <NULL>

tables = <NULL>

Data conversion On

<* RfcReceive [1] : returns 0:RFC_OK

<* RfcCallReceive [1] : returns 0:RFC_OK

*> RfcClose called by external program ...

handle = 1

*> rfcClose called by RFC-Library in file: abrfc.c, line: 532

handle = 1

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 12> L 10.11.99.250 >>> CLOSE abrfc.c 585 (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

>>>> [1] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 13> L 10.11.99.250 >>> FREE abrfc.c 587 (79577369)

-{1B0A8F3B-5209-4287-8F5B-F792096216BA}

Trace file opened at 20070328 115247 Hora de verano, SAP-REL 640,0,117 RFC-VER 3 815402 MT-SL

<* rfcClose

>* RfcClose

resize I/O buffer to 16000 bytes

>>>> [2] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 14> L 10.11.99.250 >>> OPEN

UUID: ab_drvstate create uuid {6B13004F-8D9C-4A3C-A92A-448959EDBF09}

>>>> [2] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 15> L 10.11.99.250 >>> 79578489 (79578489)

-{6B13004F-8D9C-4A3C-A92A-448959EDBF09}

>>> RfcOpenEx ...

Got following connect_param string:

ASHOST=10.11.99.250 SYSNR=00 LANG=ES CLIENT=100 USER=mlredondo PASSWD=******* TRACE=1

Send RFCHEADER: 01/LIT/IEEE/SPACE/1100

Send UNICODE-RFCHEADER: cp:1100/ce:IGNORE/te:REJECT/cs:1/rc:0x00000023

UUID: send_rfcuuid {6B13004F-8D9C-4A3C-A92A-448959EDBF09}

>>> Logon check: calling RFCPING

>>> RfcCall [2] ...

*> RfcCall

FUNCTION RFCPING

handle = 2

parameter = <NULL>

tables = <NULL>

UUID: RfcCallNew send the uuid to the partner {6B13004F-8D9C-4A3C-A92A-448959EDBF09}

>>>> [2] <unknown> : EXT <ac: 16> L 10.11.99.250 >>> WRITE (79578489)