on 07-03-2014 2:35 PM
Dear,
We noticed 2 different things about the (CPA) cache:
Any help is really appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
Dimitri
After some investigation, seems that J2EE_GUEST was locked.
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Hi Dimitri;
Can you try following settings;
Go to NWA>Java Properties >Services
Reset XPI Service : CPA Cache (directory password)
Reset XPI Service : All Config Service (service user password)
and check for the directory user and directory password parameters
these parameters do not need to be changed when changing the PI* user passwords.
they are not used in a central PI system and can be ignored.
Regards
Hasan
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Try restarting the server.
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Hi
To avoid cache refresh failed, please follow steps 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 before performing XI/PI cache refresh manually when necessary.
1. Run "cache connectivity test" via RWB Component Monitoring first
2. Check the setting of the Integration Engine RUNTIME parameter CACHE_DIRTY_READ via transaction SXMB_ADM/SXMB_ADMIN. CACHE_DIRTY_READ=1 is the default and preferred setting.
3. Please consider to increase the value for the following parameters when there are large number of ID objects (for example: more than thousand) needs to be updated to XI/PI runtime caches in order to avoid cache fresh failed due to timeout error or http_communication_failure.
4. For XI/PI Integration Server system or XI/PI non-central adapter engine system consisting of the central and dialog instances, please check the following properties of CPA Cache service com.sap.aii.af.cpa.svc are defined using the hostname and port number of Web dispatcher or hardware load balancer.
5. Check the user who perform cache refresh has enough authorization.
6. Check the following XI/PI system users are not locked via transaction SU01.
You can check more details in the following link
Regards
Osman
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