How to use SAP Router String with SAP Web Services

Hi All,
I have developed an SAP Web Service and I'm using it from a vb.net dll by using web reference.
I want to use an SAP Router string when I try to call web service but I don't how to do it.Should the url of my proxy contain this router string in itself or is there any other attribute that I should configure for this purpose?
Please help!!!
MERAL
My code is as in the followings .
(And my SAP router string is like /H/111.11.111.11/H/)
Dim srvProxy As New PSUDamacanaProxy4.Z_SDB_RFC_GetList
            srvProxy.Url = s"http://21.11.1.43:8000/sap/bc/soap/rfc"
            srvProxy.Timeout = 10000
            srvProxy.Credentials = New System.Net.NetworkCredential(strUserName, strPassword)
            srvProxy.Z_SDB_RFC_GetList(p_bayi, durum, True, miktar, telefon, expMusteri, expReturnValue, expSiparis, expTeslimat, expAdSoyad)
            musteriAdSoyad = expAdSoyad
            ReturnValue = expReturnValue
            srvProxy.Dispose()
            srvProxy = Nothing

Since I posted this question, I have abandoned the notion of
auto-generated web services and embraced the good old FDS concept
where the RemoteObject meta-tag does all the conversion work for
me. We are now using the Granite DS package and it is working well
for us. I would love to consume web services, but it just isn't
worth the hassle when all you have to do with Granite (and FDS) is
cast your return objects to the proper object type.
BTW, since this posting, I have investigated competing Flex
app frameworks. After my research, I checked out the PureMVC
framework. Wow!! Cairngorm always left me with an uneasy feeling
and I guess I am not alone. Apparently, Cliff Hall felt the same
way. That is why he started the project. I like his approach alot
more than Cairngorm especially since it includes notifications
which allow me to broadcast my own app level events independent
from the AS Event framework. Check out PureMVC. For what it is
worth, it has my humble endorsement. Cliff was even gracious enough
to acknowledge the other Adobe Consulting guys for their work. Good
for you Cliff, I respect that. Check out a better way at
http://www.puremvc.org/

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What's SAP Router String for?

Hi,
I can not find proper module for me to post this message, so I post it here.
When we create a new item in the SAP logon screen , we need to specify the following parameters:
1) System description
2) Message server
3) SAP Router String (optional)
4) System ID
5) System Number
4) Group
My question is, what's SAP router string for? How to define a new SAP router string?
Because sometimes we don't need to input SAP router string, and we can still logon to the system successfully.
So, If I need to create a new SAP router string, where to define?
Thanks.

Hi
A route string describes the stations of a connection required between two hosts. A route string has the syntax
(/H/host/S/service/W/pass)*
It consists of any number of substrings in the form /H/host/S/service/W/pass .
A route string contains a substring for each SAProuter and for the target server.
Each substring contains the information required by SAProuter to set up a connection in the route: the host name, the port name, and the password, if one was given.
Syntax for substrings:
·        /H / indicates the host name‑{}‑
Note that the host name must be at least two characters long.
·        /S/ is used for specifying the service (port); it is an optional entry, the default value is 3299
·        /W/ indicates the password for the connection between the predecessor and successor on the route and is also optional (default is u201Cu201D, no password)
In earlier Releases (<4.0A), the password entry was made one substring later and with the letter /P/.
New: /H/saprouter/W/pass/H/targetserver
Old: /H/saprouter/H/targetserver/P/pass
(Here pass is the password which is checked by the SAProuter on host saprouter to set up or prohibit the connection from the source host to the target host.)
Due to downward compatibility, the old password entry form is still possible.
Thenaks & Regards
Kishore

Quality Server not connect through SAP Routing String

Hi,
When remotely access client SAP through SAP routing string in Quality Server it shows error message as
"timeout occured
Location : SAP router 37.11 on solman
Time: Tue May 05 11:19:37 2009
Component : NI (Network Interface)
Release : 640
Version : 37
Return Code : -93
Counter : 131 "
Here GUI version is 7.1(where from connecting). Client SAP version is ECC 5.0 and they use GUI 6.4 version. But Development server is being connected through SAP Routing String.
Regards,
Samrat

You might want to check following things:
Can you do a ping to the IP address you specified?
Is the data correct (ip, host, system number,...)?
Is the gateway with system number 00 running on the server?
Did you install the SAP RFC SDK dll's?
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How to use open data set in SAP

Hi SAP Gurus,
        Could anyone help, how to use open data set in SAP.
      I need to upload a file from Application server (ZSAPUSAGEDATA) to internal table (IT_FINAL).
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Krishnau2026

Hi Krishna.
These are the steps you need to follow.
tables: specify the table.
data: begin of fs_...
        end of fs_    " Structure Field string.
data: t_table like
        standard table
                  of fs_...
data:
w_file TYPE string.
data:
fname(10) VALUE '.\xyz.TXT'.
select-options: if any.
PARAMETERS:
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w_file = p_file.
select .... statement
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*OPEN DATASET fname FOR OUTPUT IN BINARY MODE.
LOOP AT t_... INTO fs_....
write:/ .....
TRANSFER fs_... TO fname.
or
TRANSFER t_... TO fname
ENDLOOP.
CLOSE DATASET fname.
Reward points wisely and if you are benefitted or ask for more detailed explanation if problem not solved.
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