Business Connector 4.7 and EDI Module

Hi all,
I want to use the EDI Module offered by SAP for the Business Connector. Unfortunately the SAP offered the zip file only for release 4.6 of Business Connector.
Does anyone know if it's even so possible to import the EDI module in Business Connector 4.7?
Furthermore I need a schema for EANCOM 2002 D.01B which is not included in the available download packages. Can I use standard schema files and import them in the Business Connector?
Thanks,
Christina

Hi Jiri!
We are using the EDI-Module together with SAP BC 4.7 without any problems in various productive customer projects. Installation of the package does not cause any problems - functionality is the same.
By the way - as far as I know there is NO official "end-of-life" for the BC stated so far. In many cases a "migration" to XI is currently NOT necessary / wanted by our customers.
Regards, Andy

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could anyone throw light on how this kind of error can be resolved and why it occured?
Thanks.

What does the RFC trace file and log say? Has there been any dump on the SAP server? Check the logs and transaction st22 in your SAP system to see if the RFC-module has dumped.
My guess is the problem is in the RFC-module, I think you should start looking there.
regards,
Dionisios

Business Connector 4.7 and EDI Module

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