Sync Step within an Integration Process

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have an Integration process which is invoked Asynchronously. Within the process one step is a synchronous step. I have given the following settings to this step.

Mode: Synchronous

Synchronous Interface: MI_Sync_Inter

Request message: async_var_1

Response message: async_var_2

Receiver From: Send Context

The variables async_var1_ and async_var_2 match the Request and Response message types of the MI_Sync_Inter.

And the Receiver Determinationis defined properly in the ID (with an interface mapping IM_Process_RFC). However while executing the scenario, I get and error message saying IM_Process_RFC is not available in the runtime cache.

But this mapping is available in the cache. I did a delta refresh and also complete refresh. Still I get this error. Intead of a Sync step, if I put an Async step, the process works fine.

Any pointers to what might be the problem?

Regards,

Pradeep

[Shabarish_Nair]

<i>And the Receiver Determinationis defined properly in the ID (with an interface mapping IM_Process_RFC). However while executing the scenario, I get and error message saying IM_Process_RFC is not available in the runtime cache.</i>

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is IM_Process_RFC being used inside BPM ? Then note that the mesg. interfaces need to be abstract.

Do a check on the message interfaces used and defined in BPM. Also in SXI_CACHE check for the return code of BPM.. it should be 0.

[Former Member]

The Interface Mapping is not used within the Process. It is used to map an abstract (sync) interface of the Process with an RFC.

I verified the receiver/interface determinations. All these are correct. And as i mentioned earlier, if i change the interface to async one, it works fine...

Regards,

Pradeep

[bhavesh_kantilal]

Pradeep,

Does this Interface Mapping have both request and response mapping?

Are the corresponding Message Types inthe Interface Mapping for both the request and response valid?

Regards

Bhavesh

[Former Member]

Yes, they have both (request & response) mappings and the message types are also valid

Regards,

Pradeep

[Former Member]

Check your Outbound(It should be Abstract synchronous )and Inbound interfaces in Interface Mapping.

[Former Member]

The Outbound is Abstract Synchronous and the Inbound is an RFC.

Regards,

Pradeep

[Former Member]

Then check your Interface determination and Receiver determinations are properly configured or not.