on 11-09-2005 11:00 AM
Hi there,
I'm having problems with the creation of a simple communication channel that will pick and read a XML file from my computer. I'm trying to pick the XML file for mapping it to the corresponding fields and generate an IDOC.
I'm not concerned with the IDOC right now, i'd would like to try to fix this problem first.
I've created the business system with the communication channel.The channel has the following characteristics:
Adapter Type: File
Transport Protocol: File System NFS
Message Protocol: File
Adapter Engine: Integration Server
File System Aacess Parameters:
Source Directory: C:/temp
File Name: Vendor.xml
Processing Parameters:
Quality of Service: Exactly once
Poll Interval: 60 secs
Processing Mode: Delete
File Type: Text
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So the file should be picked and deleted after being processed by the Integration Engine.
I've already created the Sender Agreement with the service and the communication channel i'd already created.
Do you have any ideas?
Do I have to turn the firewall off? it's off...
Do I have to create any connections to my pc?....
thanks
Hi Goncalo,
Plz look to Adapter Monitoring at Runtime Workbench for analyze the error.
The Path C:\temp is at XI-Server and not at your computer.
Regards,
Udo
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Udo, thanks for your answer.
The file is at the XI-Server at
serverxi\c$\temp\Vendor.xml.
When I'm at the Adapter Monitoring I only receive this message:
Server 0 0_56046
JPR
and JPR is with the red LED turned on so perhaps it's badly configured.
I'm new at the XI...can you point me to any links of adapter monitoring?
What does the JPR means?
Thank you very much in advance
Hi,
It looks like the Business System used for the IDoc Communication is not connecting correclty. Please check the SLD entry for the R3 system where the IDoc is.
Also, for File Adapters, make sure that the XI system has access to the File system (or it is on the same App Server as XI).
Good Luck,
Bhanu
Dear Goncalo ,
plz specify this path in your source directory :
/usr/sap/trans/data/inbound
Create Inbound folder in /usr/sap/trans/data of D drive of your XI server . Put the xml file there and it will be deleted by XI as the processing mode you have set is "DELETE" .
Cheers
Prabhat
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Thanks for all the answers but the problem persists....
Bhanu:
"Please check the SLD entry for the R3 system where the IDoc is." Are you refering to the SWCV?
" make sure that the XI system has access to the File system (or it is on the same App Server as XI)" Yes, the file is on the same App Server.
Prabhat:
I've tried your suggestion but the result was the same...
Is there a log where I can see why is he not doing anything? There must be a log where I can find what exception was launched...
Help...please...:)
Hi
"The file is at the XI-Server at
serverxi\c$\temp\Vendor.xml"
Is this the path for source directory you pass in your File System Access Parameters.
My recommendation would be to try and share the temp folder, and then pass the source directory path as,
//serverxi/temp/
Filename as Vendor.xml
cheers
Sameer
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