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No Connection to the Integartion Builder

Former Member
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Hai All,

When I am trying to create proxies in SAP Server using SPROXY I am getting a message like "No Connection to the Integration Builder".

Thanking You In Advance.

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Former Member
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Hi

do the following

use the transactiion SXMB_ADM -


> integration engiene confiraution

use the dest://<HTTPDESTINATION>. Here <HTTPDESTINATION>

Category RUNTIME

Prameters: IS_URL

Current Value: dest://SAPISU_XID

Thnaks

sudhir sharma

Former Member
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hi,

for r3 to xi proxies it needs some configuration in R3 and XI.

IN R3 SYSTEM

1. Create HTTP connection in the business system.

RFC Destnation : SAPISU_XID

Configuration Details:

Technical Setting:

1. Following Inputs are required for technical setting

1 Connection Type: H

2 Target Host: System name

3 Service Number: HTTP Port name(5<instance no>00)

4 Path Prefix: /sap/XI/engine/?type=entry

Logon Security

On the Logon/Security tab page, enter the following logon data:

1 User: XIAPPLUSER (for example); this user should represent the sending business system (see also the SAP XI Security Guide under Service Users for Message Exchange).

2 Password: the password you have specified for this user

3 Client: SAP XI Integration server

4 Language: Language required

Configuration Business system as local Integration Engine.

1. Goto Transaction SXMB_ADM

2. Choose Edit --> Change Global Configuration Data.

3. Select Role of Business System: Application system

4. Corresponding Integration server: dest://<HTTPDESTINATION>. Here <HTTPDESTINATION> SAPISU_XID created in step 1. Dest://SAPISU_XID.

5. Under Specific Configuration Data you can specify additional configuration data

1.Select the relevant category under Specific Configuration Data.

2.Choose Change Specific Configuration Data.

For ABAP Proxies, Add the following configuration:

1.Category RUNTIME

2.Parameters: IS_URL

3.Current Value: dest://SAPISU_XID

. Create RFC destination (TCP/IP) LCRSAPRFC and SAPSLDAPI for the SLD connection.

1.Execute transaction SM59 in the business system.

2.Choose Create.

3.Enter at least the following:

1.RFC Destination: LCRSAPRFC

2.Connection Type: T

3.Description: <your description>

4.Choose ENTER.

5.Choose the Technical settings tab page and do the following:

6.In the Program ID field under Registered Server Program, enter LCRSAPRFC

7.This program ID must correspond to a program ID specified in the RFC engine settings of the SAP J2EE Engine on the Integration Server host.

also create Rfc Destnamtion SAPSLDAPI like above.

Maintain SLD access details in Transaction SLDAPICUST

IN XI SYSTEM

. Maintaining the SAP J2EE Connection Parameters for LCRSAPRFC and SAPSLDAPI in SAP J2EE engine

1. Goto J2EE Engine

2. Choose Cluster --> Server --> Services. JCo RFC provider

3. Under RFC destination specify the following:

Program ID: LCRSAPRFC

Gateway Host: <Integration Server host>

Gateway Service: <Integration Server gateway service>

Number of process: 3

4. Under Repository specify the following:

Application Server: <Integration Server host>

5. Choose Set.

then u try ABAP proxies

reagrds

ajai

aashish_sinha
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HI,

In transaction SPROXY, you access both Integration Repository objects and generated objects by using the navigation tree. If namespaces are deleted there, then they are no longer visible in the navigation tree in transaction SPROXY, however it is possible that proxy objects already exist in the system for these namespaces.

If a connection to the Integration Repository could not be established at the start of the transaction, you can ascertain more exactly what went wrong, and fix this problem (or have it fixed), by choosing Goto -> Connection Test.

Also check out the system in the navigation tree under Enterprise Services -> Web Service Library (client proxies, server proxies, and proxy Dictionary-objects). When you create new proxy objects, the hierarchy of software component versions from the Integration Repository is displayed in a dialog box.

Also Check SAP Note 689847 .

regards

Aashish Sinha

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Former Member
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Dear Namburi,

Please go through this note at service.sap.com:

SAP Note 689847 XI 3.0: SPROXY - No connection to the Integration Builder

Also go to

http://service.sap.com/instguides

Select SAP Netweaver - Release 04 in the navigation pane on the left side, click on Installation, expand SAP XI and download the Configuration Guide - SAP XI 3.0

Read chapter 8 - Connecting Business Systems with an Integration Engine to the Central Integration Server

**PS: award some points if useful***

Regards,

Sumit Gupta

Former Member
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run transaction - sldcheck in XI. Check what the result is.

run transaction - sldapicust in XI to verify the URL pointing to IB and username/pwd

Former Member
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Kalpana,

To create proxy in an application system(for eg.R/3) a proper connection should exist between R/3 and XI.R/3 is not connected to IR.....

go thro' below links...it will surely help you!!

/people/vijaya.kumari2/blog/2006/01/26/how-do-you-activate-abap-proxies

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/f83deb90-0201-0010-189c-8d3ff875...

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Biplab

Former Member
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pls test the RFC connectivity in sm59,

former_member335553
Active Contributor
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I suppose you will have to apply a patch on the R/3 side for R/3 to start talking to the Integration Builder

Orwise chck this related discussion

Former Member
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hi kalpana,

in ur r/3 application system make sure u have an rfc destination of type 'h' pointing to ur xi server. this is used to get interface information from xi to r/3. so test this destination.

[reward if helpful]

regards,

latika.

Former Member
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check this

/people/vijaya.kumari2/blog/2006/01/26/how-do-you-activate-abap-proxies

theres problem wth http connection i think

Regards

Pratibha

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