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LCRSAPRFC is missing in Visual Admin (JCo RFC Provider)

Former Member
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H y,

I'm facing a problem while connecting our SolMan via RFC to SLD.

Found documents explainig how to set up connection to SLD.

SAPSLDAPI (was present in Abap and Java - wrong credentials - repaired)

LCRSAPRFC (only present as RFC CONN in ABAP, but missing in Java, Visual Administrator JCo RFC Provider

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How can be the LCRSAPRFC added to JCo RFC Providers?

Do I have to create the RFC Conn LCRSAPRFC again in Abap/SM59 to get the LCRSAPRFC visible again in Visual Admin?

Thanks in advance

Tom

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GabrielSagaya
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Try recreating new JCO connections in the Visual Admin and use a new name for those connections then point to the new JCO connections in SM59 for RFC destinations SAPSLDAPI and LCRSAPRFC and check to see if SLDCHECK is working again.

Former Member
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Hy

but how to recreate JCo Connections with visual administrator??

thanks in advance

Tom

former_member354078
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hello ,

Do u have any screenshots specifying , how to create Progarm ID  in java stack., which we specify in RFC dest LCRSAPRFC or SAPSLDAPI

why we need to create these RFC destinations on both side ( in ECC as well as in PI)

please help.

Regards,

Shiv

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Answers (2)

Former Member
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Thanks

former_member354078
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hello ,

Do u have any screenshots specifying , how to create Progarm ID  in java stack., which we specify in RFC dest LCRSAPRFC or SAPSLDAPI

why we need to create these RFC destinations on both side ( in ECC as well as in PI)

please help.

Regards,

Shiv

former_member189354
Contributor
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Hi,

Do I have to create the RFC Conn LCRSAPRFC again in Abap/SM59 to get the LCRSAPRFC visible again in Visual Admin?

Not Required.

LCRSAPRFC (only present as RFC CONN in ABAP, but missing in Java, Visual Administrator JCo RFC Provider

Usual Process

Maintaining the RFC Connections (Transaction SM59)

1. Log on to your SAP Exchange Infrastructure central instance host.

2. Call transaction SM59.

3. Choose Create.

4. Enter at least the following:

RFC destination:LCRSAPRFC

Connection type: T

Description: <your description>

5. Choose ENTER

6. Choose the tab Technical settings and do the following:

a. Select Registered Server Program

b. In the Program ID field, enter: LCRSAPRFC_<SID>

where <SID> is the SAP system ID of your Integration Server host.

Use uppercase letters only.

c. Enter Gateway host and Gateway service of your Integration Server host.

To find out the required parameters:

a. On the Integration Server host, call transaction SMGW

b. Choose Goto u2192 Parameters u2192 Display (see entries for gateway hostname and

gateway service)

7. Choose tab Special Options and select the flag Unicode in the box Character Width in

Target System.

8. Save your settings.

Java Stack

SAP J2EE Configuration for the Destinations (Visual Administrator)

1. On your SAP Exchange Infrastructure central instance host, start the SAP J2EE

Engine administration tool.

If you do not know how to start, see section How to start the SAP J2EE Administration Tool .

2. Choose Cluster u2192 Server u2192 Services u2192 JCo RFC Provider

3. In the section RFC destination, enter exactly the same program ID and gateway options for LCRSAPRFC that you used in the step Maintaining the RFC connection above.

Additionally, set the number of processes to 3.

4. In the section Repository, do the following:

a. Enter the parameter for the SAP XI host: Application Server, System Number, Client

and Language.

b. For User and Password maintain the login parameters for the user SAPJSF.

c. Select the flag Unicode.

6. Choose Set.

Testing

After you have maintained an RFC destination in both the ABAP and Java environment,

you can check it as follows:

1. Call transaction SM59 again.

2. Open your RFC destination.

3. Choose Test Connection.

No error should be displayed.

Regards,

Rao.Mallikarjuna

Edited by: Rao Mallikarjuna on May 31, 2008 11:40 AM

Former Member
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Hy,

this is the procedure I tried to follow, but unfortunately this IS NOT WORKING!

Again:

There is no possibility to create a new RFC Connection in Visual Administrator like the missing LCRSAPRFC entry.

There are two connections available and they are working - but not LCRSAPRFC!

In section RFC destination there is no button like "Create new entry", no effects in rightmouseclicking or else .....

The RFC Connection is accessible in SM59 but it is not working bcause there is no corresponding entry in Choose Cluster u2192 Server u2192 Services u2192 JCo RFC Provider for LCRSAPRFC.

I don't need to know how to create rfc's.

My Question again:

1. Is it possible to crate new Connections in Visual Administrator - how to do this???

2. If it is not possible to create new entries in VA, do I have to delete LCRSAPRFC in SM59, create it new, and then it is available in VA? (but how should this be done if my SLD is only available with LCRSAPRFC??)

kind regards

Tom

--- SOLVED ---

In Visual Administrator Cluster u2192 Server u2192 Services u2192 JCo RFC Provider choose one of the available RFC Listeners - enter Data

In the section RFC registered server, enter exactly the same program ID LCRSAPRFC and gateway options for LCRSAPRFC used in the step Maintaining the RFC via SM59.

set the number of processes to 3.

In the section Repository, do the following:

Enter the parameter for the SAP XI host: Application Server, System Number, Client and Language.

For User and Password maintain the login parameters for the user SAPJSF

Select the flag Unicode

Choose Set.

Thanks

Edited by: Tom Uhl on May 31, 2008 3:18 PM

former_member189354
Contributor
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Hi,

y Question again:

1. Is it possible to crate new Connections in Visual Administrator - how to do this???

R u connecting Visual Admin with the user ID "J2EE_Admin" ?

If not the case means try to connect with J2EE_ADMIN.

Regards,

Rao.Mallikarjuna

Former Member
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Hy

case closed/solved

VA Login by default : J2EE_Admin

kind regards

Former Member
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hi,

thanks for your reply mallikarjun and Gabriel sagaya,

but still the problem exists.

there is no LCRSAPRFC in JCo RFC Provider.

in the list of Available RFC Listners: only SAPSLDAPI_<SID> is available. there is no LCRSAPRFC available in JCo RFC Provider.

how to create LCRSAPRFC in JCo RFC Provider?

I will be very thankful if you guide me how to create new LCRSAPRFC in JCo RFC Provider.

thanks.