IDOC adapter question

I am trying to set up a simple file to IDOC transaction ( as a poc ), and I think that I havent configured my IDOC reciever channel properly. I used IDX1 to get the port, and RFC destination information. When I used the wizard, it said that the channel configuration was not complete, so I tried creating it manually. I am able to create and activate it without getting any errors. However, when I send my Idoc message, I get the following error in my message:
<SAP:Stack>Unable to convert the sender service to an ALE logical system</SAP:Stack>
I am guessing that my channel is what is screwed up. Any ideas or tips ? I noticed that in the adapter monitor of Runtime workbench, there is no entry for an IDOC adapter monitoring. Where else can I look to find specific errors ?
Thanks
Osman

Thanks Chris,
I got into bd54, and the LS are already configured. So I tried to set up the Business system with the "Adapter-Specific Identifier". But the Logical system box is greyed out, so I cant enter anything. The only box that is editable is the Marketplace Adapter entry.
Any idea what Im doing wrong...
Thanks
Osman

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  • Question to  IDoc-Adapter

    Hi,
    we want to operate 3 software components (1. development status, 2.presentation, 3.productive) and all software components use the same IDoc-adapter.
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    If we send a message from the R3/System ( one client) to XI. how can I configure the IDoc-Adapter that the message is going to the software-component development for example?
    Or do we need 3 client to solve this problem?
    Thanks in advance.
    Regards.
    Stefan

    Hi,
    >>>>we want to operate 3 software components (1. development status, 2.presentation, 3.productive) and all software components use the same IDoc-adapter.
    1. this is <b>HIGHLY</b> not advisable to
    use PRD with DEV on the same XI server!
    if you do that you can expect many
    problems on DEv that will have negative effects on PRD
    don't do that never - it's like having
    DEV and PRD R3 on different clients.. on one server
    >>>>If we send a message from the R3/System ( one client) to XI. how can I configure the IDoc-Adapter that the message is going to the
    2. there is no sender IDOC adapter but
    I'm not telling you how to do it
    because of point 1
    Regards,
    michal

  • Question About IDOC ADAPTER

    I test a scenario as file->xi->IDOC->R/3
    and another scenario as R/3->IDOC->XI-file
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      <SAP:Retry>M</SAP:Retry>
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    The IDOC adapter does not need a sender channel, as all information the XI needs are stored in the message itself. Sender channels are requested mostly for polling adapters like file of jdbc. HTTP-, RFC-, IDOC- and XI-adapter do not need a sender channel (see manual for further details).
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    Stefan

  • SP14 Multi-mapping - error in receiver idoc adapter

    Hi,
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    Daniel

    Hi Daniel,
    I have exactly the same type of scenario (under SPS14 and now also SPS15), sending an XML message over JMS to XI and trying a multi-mapping to many IDocs (actually a list of orders in XML is mapped to n ORDERS Idocs).
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    http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/42/ed364cf8593eebe10000000a1553f7/content.htm
    the IDoc adapter is not listed in the list of Adapters that are supported. Does that mean, that this feature is not supported for generating IDocs? Maybe that's a question for a SAP OSS Message?
    I hope that helped you a little further - if you find out more I'd be happy to learn about it.
    regards,
    Peter

  • Basic Idoc Adapter Error - XI 3.0

    Hi,
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    colin.

    It is not a basic question, but it seems to be a common problem.
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    Regards
    Stefan

  • IDOC adapter Retry interval

    Hi
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    Thanks
    Murali

    >>What's the default retry interwal for IDOC adapter??
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    When the Idoc adapter fails, the message fails in SXMB_MONI unlike other adapters which pass through SXMB_MONI.
    So, incase of Idoc adapter the restart depends on the reprocessing the error messages in SXMB_MONI.
    Usually the report to restart errror messages in SXMB_MONI is scheduled as a background job.
    You need to check for that. But in most cases, the interval is a few hours rather than minutes.
    Jai

  • RE:SENDER IDOC ADAPTER

    Hi ,
       why don't we crate a communication channel for idoc on sender side,but when we go for receiver side we create communication channel .
    please let me know how an idoc converted in to idoc-xml while transfer to integartion engine from sender side.( with out idoc adapter on sender side)

    hi prateek,
    <i>The communication at sender also passes through the Idoc adapter.</i>
    with our configuring idoc adapter on sender side, how can an idoc passes through idoc adapter, is this because idoc  adapter resides in abap stack.
    can u briefly describe how can an idoc convert in to idoc-xml before comming to integration engine.
    if idoc adapter is on abap stack then
    in case of <b>file to idoc</b>
    why we  go for idoc adapter . (con't the process same as reciver side) .
    please give brief explain to each of my questions.

  • Receiver IDoc Adapter - Outbound IDocs in IDX5 but stucked in SM58

    Hi Gurus,
    I have a Receiver IDoc issue with the above error.
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    I have already implemented Note 837595 for (a) my custom RFC user id in the target system (b) PIAFUSER and PIISUSER in my Integration Server;  and assigned SAP_XI_APPL_SERV_USER role to PIISUSER also as specified in  http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi711/helpdata/en/d4/d12940cbf2195de10000000a1550b0/content.htm
    I am aware that IDoc should be sent to the receiving system by using the IDoc adapter and NOT by using the IDoc Interface (tRFC port)
    Thanks in advance

    Hi All,
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    The steps i specified in my 1st post (Note implementation & Role assignment) was not enough, we had to assign SAP_ALL & SAP_NEW to the rfc user.    The Note implementation & role assignment should have solved this problem, but strangely it was not enough.
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  • Receiver Idoc adapter - issue

    Hi,
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      <Trace level="2" type="T">Ignore segment field: DESCR_LANGUAGE_ISO</Trace>
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      <Trace level="3" type="T">Segment= E101CRMXIF_ACT_REASON_F</Trace>
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    Best regards,
    Daniel

    Hi,
    Thanks for your quick reply.
    The funny thing is that even if a try to post the exact same idoc (except for the EDI part) that I have received from CRM it still fails in XI with the before mentioned error.
    But to answer your questions:
    1. I'm not using java mapping but traditional message mapping (meta-data are up-to-date and structure is newly loaded).
    2. No blank segments are being created
    3. All segments have value 1 or blank (using blank works fine for me, that is when not trying to limit Segment version. But using 1 makes no difference)
    Best Regards,
    Daniel

  • Difference in idoc adapter header mapping between SP14 and SP19

    Hi All,
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            RAJEEV GUPTA

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    Regards
    Bhavesh
    PS : you can ignore this reply if the situatios is too late to make this change and thanks for the patience.

  • Sender agreement & communication channel not needed in case of IDOC adapter

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    Hi ! Reena
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    Questions are welcome here!!
    Also mark helpful answers by rewarding points
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  • Idoc packaging questions

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    1. Suppose there is a data issue with a single idoc ,,because of that entire package will fail...then it would call for finding the erroneous idoc ...correct the data and resend all the Idocs again..
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    So is it a good option to not do packaging and send a single Idoc and insert it as a record in target database.
    2. In case i am doing idoc packaging the occurence of IDOC in mapping will still be 1..1.
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    Hema

    >
    > 2. In case i am doing idoc packaging the occurence of IDOC in mapping will still be 1..1.
    >
    >     How do i manage my mapping such that each Idoc in the package should insert a separate record in the database table
    >
    Map IDoc to access tag, in this case one record for each IDoc will get inserted.

  • IDOC Adapter error while load balancing

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  • Why Sender side IDOC adapter doesnt have SenderAgreement and Sender CC

    Why Sender side IDOC adapter doesnt have SenderAgreement and Sender CC . But in receiver side it is having.
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    2)XI having Idoc Metadata.
    3)Once Communication Idoc generated , no control on it.
    4)SAP using  TRFC to identify XI , XI cant.
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    Hi vijayreddy.veluri
    these questions are very general.
    Please refer to the
    [rules of engagement|/thread/117188 [original link is broken];
    before creating threads.
    Sender agreements are not required as there is no requirement to bind sender information to a sender communication channel.
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      Kenny Scott
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