How to test an scenario

[Former Member]

Hi,

After completing a scenario(eg:file to filr),how to test it...whether it is working fine or not..

Thanks in advance.

[former_member859847 · Accepted solution]

HI,

Please test the message mapping in IR.

Test configuration part in ID.

and check the comunication channel monitoring in RWB.

and check the status flag in SXMB_MONI.

regards

mahesh.

[Former Member]

Hi Guest,

Have a look at this BLOG

/people/paul.medaille/blog/2005/06/24/test-your-xi-configuration-with-the-new-test-tool

Regards

Seshagiri

[Former Member]

Hi,

As u know every program must be tested or runned to see the out put hence in SAP-XI we have something called RWB ie (Runtime-WorkBench) this is one of the monitoring component

which XI provides here u can check ur adapters which u had configured ie sender or receiver adapters and to check the payload u can use SXMB_MONI. here u will come to know about were the error are

note : if the status of the SXMB_MONI is in chequred flag then ur interface is successfull

if it shows green in color then ur scenario is correct and it is waiting in queue to clear .

and if its red in color then some error are there .

for more details search sdn blogs and also see the message flow in SAP-XI this will help u lot in understanding the xi

Regards,

Azeez khan.

[Former Member]

Hi,

In order to test you file to file scenario,

First test whether your mapping is working fine in the integration repository(Design) by going into your message mapping test tab, then provide the necessary values there and test it.

If it is correct it will display the output, if not it will throw some errors.

Next to test the interface with configuration go to test configuration in Integration directory and provide the necessary values of sender and receiver details along with payload and test it.

To do an end to end testing, you need to place the input file in the source directory.

For the input file, go to message mapping and go to test tab and provide the details and select the src(xml) file and place it in source directory along with the file name and extension you have provided in the integration directory sender communication channel.

If the file is not picked up the goto RWB and check the communication channel monitoring for your sender channel.

If file is picked and it has error it will display when you enter the tcode sxmb_moni.

If file is processed successfully and file has not reached target directory then check your receiver cc in rwb.

I hope it clears your query.

Regards,

Nithiyanandam

[Former Member]

Hi,

Which version of XI & Service Pack you are using ?

becoz if it is XI 3.0 SP15, You can test your configuration scenario in the ID.

In ID goto Tools in the menu bar you will the option Test Configuration . Here you can check the entire configuration of your scenario by giving source payload..

If the SP level is below, you cannot find this option ...

In RWB also you can Check your configuration..

Regards,

vasanth.

[Former Member]

HI,

1.PUT THE FILE IN DIRECTORY AND CHECK WHETHER THE FILE IS PICKED UP AND IT IS PROCESSED PROPERLY BY FILE ADAPTER

2.U CAN GO TO RUNTIME WORKBENCH->COMPONENT MONITORING->ADAPTERENGINE->COMMUNICATION CHANNEL MONITORING THERE U CAN SEE WHETHER THE FILE IS PROCESSED PROPERLY OR NOT

IF YES IT WILL GENERATE A MESSAGE ID

THEN GO TO SXMB_MONI IN XI AND CHECK WHETHER

MESSAGE IS PROCESSED SUCCESFULLY

PLZ REWARDS POINTS

VIKAS

[Former Member]

hi,

in order to test a scenario ,you can get into runtime workbench and chosse the option integration engine under component monitoring.

give the sender service,receiver service,sender interface,sender namespace and ur credential values and then say test message.

Now logon onto xi server and goto TCode SXMB_MONI.You can viee your message in it(whether successful or failure).

please reward with sufficient points if found useful.

regards

madhulatha

[Former Member]

Hi,

Steps:

1) Put the file in source directory

2) Once the file is pickedup then check the source directory keep the file adapter in delete mode.

3) Check the RWB component monitoring File communication channel

4) Check the input and output payload in SXMB_MONI

5) Check the generated file in target directory.

6) Check the File communication status in RWB.

Thnx

Chirag