on 08-10-2005 5:50 PM
Hi Friends,
I am a java developer in trouble with a ABAP/RFC, and I dont have idea whoe lese ask for help
This is the situation:
In order to send a "candidates resume" (curriculum) in to SAP,
the ABAP developers made for me a RFC which uses the transaction PB10 (applicant master data).
The rFC when tested in the SAP GUI works fine.
I wrote a java client which calls the RFC, send the parameters and expect the results.
This client uses JCO to access SAP.
But, from the java client the RFC works PARTIALLY.
I mean, it creates the applicant, fills his name, address (infotypes 002,006,001)
but doesnt fill the education a qualifications (infotypes 22 and 24).
I am trying to figure why.
Some of the internal ABAP errors code that we get are:
DC -006
PA -054
5A -135
Also I get this message:
"Exception condition "CNTL_ERROR" raised"
Please, I am a java-per lost in the SAP land.
Thanks in advance by any help!!!
PD: I could sent you the ABAP code of the RFC or the java code of the client if necessary.
Hello Luis,
the code would be helpfull. Is the transaction PB10 filled via a Batch Input? If yes try to switch on the option SAPGUI as I've described in my Weblog <a href="/people/gregor.wolf3/blog/2005/02/27/suppressing-unwanted-sap-gui-screens-from-bapirfc-when-calling-them-from-external-system-in-background-150-solution-2 unwanted SAP GUI screens from BAPI/RFC when calling them from external system in background</a>. Also have a look at <a href="/people/ajay.kumar/blog/2005/02/25/suppressing-unwanted-sap-gui-screens-from-bapirfc-when-calling-them-from-external-system-in-background133 unwanted SAP GUI screens from BAPI/RFC when calling them from external system in background</a>.
Regards
Gregor
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