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Former Member
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Hi All,

How to check whether the Adapter Framework working correctly?

Anybody have the solution, Please revert back to me asap.

Thanks & Regards,

Nagarjuna.

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Former Member
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Hi Nagarjuna,

The Adapter Framework uses the adapter monitor interfaces to display the status of the adapter, its channels, and its subcomponents to system administrators.

The Runtime Workbench (RWB) is a central tool in XI for monitoring message processing, monitoring (including the adapters), and testing individual components. Whereas the RWB accesses the Adapter Framework audit log to monitor message processing, there is a special service that queries the status of an adapter using a defined interface. Interfaces are also provided that inform the adapter when the adapter instance is started and stopped.

● Call the adapter monitor from the Runtime Workbench on the SAP Exchange Infrastructure start page. Choose Component Monitoring and select an Adapter Engine as the component. On the Status tab page, choose Adapter Monitoring.

RWB>Component Monitoring>select all Display>Adapter Engine>Adapter monitoring

● You can call the adapter monitor at //localhost:50000/AdapterFramework/monitor/monitor.jsp. The JavaServer Pages application calls the interface specified here to display the adapter status data.

URL

http://<hotsname>:<portno>/rwb/index.jsp

Regards,

Jyoti

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HI,

1) The cache of the Adapter Engine is called CPA Cache. It contains information about all adapters that run on

the J2EE Engine. Thus, it is important that the refresh of this cache is working correctly.

Open a browser window and call the URL: http://<host>:5<sysnr>00/CPACache/refresh?mode=full. Use the

XIDIRUSER to authenticate yourself, it is the only user that is allowed to carry out a CPA Cache Refresh.

2) Create a communication channel and select the adapter if you get all the list of adapter then its working fine.

3) Log into the client of the Integration Server and call transaction SXMB_IFR. This will bring up a browser

window with a link to the RWB. Once logged in, go to the ‘Component Monitoring’ choose ‘All’ from the

dropdown menu of the field “Component with Status” and hit the “Display” button. Navigate to the Test by

using the “Cache Connectivity Test” Button. To start the test hit the Button “Start Test”. Please note that you

will at first see yellow triangles that indicate that the test is still ongoing (the cache notifications and updates

need some time) and that you will have to hit “Refresh Display”.

Check if all Cache Refreshes could be carried out, that is all components with cache data show a

green light

Thnx

Chirag Gohil

Former Member
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hi kumar,

You check the adapter engine status in RWB

http://<host>:<port>/rwb/index.jsp

If there is node present for adapter engine then your adapter engine is up and running, if it show red, then there might be errors in the communication channels.

regards

Ramesh P