on 04-24-2007 3:57 PM
Hi friends,
I have created a webdynpro application which calls the bapi get_flightlist.
while testing the application its throwing an exception :<b> ICF service node for application /sap/public/myssocntl does not exist</b>
So i have checked in the SICF this service is not activated. but i didnt understand whats the role of the <b>myssocntl</b> while testing the webdynpro application.
Can anybody tell me whats the myssocntl and how it will be useful for executing a webdynpro application.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Sireesha.
Hi Sireesha,
You can check SICF settings in help.sap.com
I have a PDF where they have mentioned these settings.
Search in help.sap.com and you will get the answer.
When you use your own Namespaces [external] (see also Reservation of Namespaces
[external]) there are some peculiarities to note with regard to the paths in the ICF Internet
service tree and in the MIME repository.
When creating your own name spaces follow the rules set out in Defining
Naming Conventions [external].
Normally a Web Dynpro application is created in SE80 either in the SAP namespace using its
simple name, for example, myapp, or in a customer namespace using the complex name
specification, /<Namespace>/<Application name>, for example, /test40p/myapp.
Accordingly, the ICF path is under both /sap/ and your own namespace.
Hope this will help you.
Cheers,
Darshna.
Message was edited by:
Darshna Thole
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