on 11-11-2005 5:59 AM
While executing one Z-bapi , i am getting the error like one particular structure not loaded, i tried with all options like ,reload + rebuild, Re importing model .
i checked the structure too, there is no inconsistancy with that . also i tested JCO destinations ,its pinging the server properly .
ALso if i tried to access same bapi from web dynrpo on other machine ,its working fine ,getting data properly in tables .
CAn anyone suggest what might be the problem ?
Hi Dipti,
There are two option you can try and i am sure it will work.
1. Delete the model and create once again.This is very common option but if you are using only one model for multiple function module then you might need to spend so much time for mapping and all.
2. Change the stucture name at the backend and reimport the model and then do the mapping.Once you are done with import then select Repair the project before reload.Make sure to restart the J2EE engine again.
Ramesh
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Hi Dipti,
Please try the following in the Sequence.
Reimport the model. Make sure you again input the name of the Function Module you are importing.
Now Rebuild the project.
Deploy the project.
Restart your J2EE Server.
Also make sure that your JCO that you have in the Model, points to the correct R/3 Client.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards,
Shubham
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Hi
i guess this is a problem with the metadata cache. Well this used to happen in version lesser than SP11. I havent faced it in SP11. well in any case
You have to re-create the model and then try deploying the application. If it still does not work.
First undeploy your application, recreate the model and deploy the application again.
Then finally restart your J2EE server. this should work.
This is the only way by which it starts working :).. may not make sense but thats the way to clear the metadata cache.
regards
Ravi
Message was edited by: Ravi Pasupathy
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