Adapter message monitoring

Hello,
I need to monitor adapter messages from abap stack by using some Tcode.Not by using RWB
Can anyone let me know if i can write some code or there are some classes avalable which i use in ABAp code for this purpose.
please provide some guidence
Regards,
Vikrant

hi varun
to monitor the adpter message from ABAP stack you need to configuire CCMS monitoring where you will define the attribute. capture the message id and send this through alert
now run the transaction RZ20 and there open the alerts, you will be directed to the error message
click on the message and inside the window find out what is the atatus of the message if error occurs you can see in which step error is occured
thanks
sandeep

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Hi,
since we changed a scenario:
a) old scenario: R/3 --> XI --> BPM --> XI --> FTP
b) new scenario R/3 --> XI --> FTP
the messages stuck in adapter message monitoring.
Message-Interface is the same, CC is the same; just the way through BPM was canceled.
any suggestions?
Thanks
Regards Mario

Hi Mario,
messages are in status HOLD, when they need to be sent in exact order (EOIO), and an error occured in one (or more) queues. When you solve this error, restart the first message from the queue after this error and the items will be processed.
How to do that:
Go to messaging system servlet, find your message (in hold status) and click the Eye icon - Details. Now read the Conversation ID value - which is your queue ID.
Go to RWB, message monitoring, choose adapter engine( from combobox)-> display.Now click additional criteria, put the value of Conversation ID to conversation ID textbox. Start search. You'll see a lot of messages there in hold status I think, But find the one in System Error status. Try to resend this message, if it will not change its status (will still be in in System error), cancel it. Now restart first message from the queue, which was after this wrong one.
This should release the queue and process items.
If any questions, let me know.
Peter

JDBC Adapter Message Monitoring

Hi All,
I have configured a sender JDBC adapter. The adapter status is green. The message is Processing finished sucessfully. But I can not find any msg in SXMB_MONI.
I can not see any msg in msg monitoring also.
Any input on this will be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Jai Shankar.

If that does not work , then do this
Can you check the following,
1. Check the SELECT query in your Sender JDBC adapter. Does it actually return any rows?
2. The values enterd for Documentname and DocumentNamespace in your Sender JDBC adapter. You have to enter the name of the Datatype and the namespace in these fields.
3.Have you enterd these details while doing the adapter configuration,
jdbc:oracle:thin:@<IP adress>:<listener port>:<instance name (database name)>
Driver oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
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Message status "Holding" - Message monitoring adapter framework

Hello,
We have some messages with the status "Holding" in a queue in the message monitoring in the adapter framework.
Normally you have to restart the first message of that queue. The message with the status "system error". Unfortunately this message is not available anymore because it is older than 30 days and the retetion period is 30 days.
I already read the blog about "[How to deal with stuck EOIO messages in the XI 3.0 Adapter Framework|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs;jsessionid=(J2EE3417100)ID1887311350DB01819286872323159351End?blog=/pub/wlg/3566]"
The blog does not mention what to do when the first message (sequential number) is not available anymore.
Is it possible to restart the messages in the queue in that case?
Thanks
Kind regards
Frank

Unfortunately this message is not available anymore because it is older than 30 days and the retetion period is 30 days.
I assume that the message was deleted.....in this case the next message in the queue will be blocking the queue....so try resending this message....even the blog mentions that you either solve the error or cancel the message....so now start from the second message....if possible solve the error for this message....if not possible to resolve then cancel it so that rest of the queue gets processed
From the blog:
Now the erroneous message is the first message in the display. You can look at the error reason, try to fix the problem and
resend or cancel the message to release the queue.
Regards,
Abhishek.

Wrong port in FTP receiver adapter - no errors in message monitoring?

Hello all
We're on XI 3.0 SP16 and have created / configured a HTTP XML -> XI -> FTP Server scenario. In the receiver comm. channel (ftp) we had specified a wrong port number and always wondered, why we never got errors in message monitoring. Everything seemed to be processed correctly... but no file arrived on the FTP server (receiver) side!
After correcting the wrong FTP port number in the receiver FTP comm. channel everything went fine.
We now encountered a similar problem with a RFC receiver adapter. We're using it in another scenario HTTP XML -> XI -> RFC to SAP R/3 (4.7).
For some reason it died (red status in adapter monitor) and it was no more possible to do RFC calls from XI to SAP R/3 (normal RFC adapter, NO proxies).
In XI message monitor everything seemed to be ok but no message arrived till SAP R/3. Nothing in any queue...
After deactivating and reactivation the RFC receiver comm. channel it worked again BUT ALL PREVIOUSLY SENT messages seem to be lost.
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Best regards,
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Hi Michal
Thanks... works great for normal XML based messages!
Now, what if I wanted to pass binary files from one ftp server via BPM to another ftp server in order to enable the transport acknowledgment?
The files polled from ftp server using the ftp sender adapter are all in binary format (ARJ). No xml data in there. How should the message format look like in BPM for the receiving step? Or: how to make sure not to loose the binary content when passing through BPMs?
I need this sort of scenario because of the tansport acknowledgment and because I need to have some sort of message splitting (send the binary file over to a second ftp server and additionally send some kind of info message to SAP R/3 regarding thin binary file).
BTW: in the MessagingSystem/monitor/monitor.jsp I do not see sender / receiver information. Is this normal? It's quite of a bad thing to look inside each message in order to find out what message I'm having in front of me...
Thanks a lot for your support and patience!
Kind regards,
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Jdbc adapter error on confirmation message in message monitor (rwb)

I have the scenario iDoc -> PI 7 - > jdbc (AS400 odbc driver).
When I do INSERT statements, the data is stored in the Database and the RWB message monitoring shows status Successfull.
However, for every insert, an other message shows up in the message monitoring with reversed Sender and Receiver (so it looks like a confirmation message is trying to find its way back to XI). This message first is is Status "Waiting", and after some time gets in Status "System Error".
As I am not expecting any responses in my XI configuration (as I have no place to send them to), I want to stop these messages showing up in the Adapter Engine (as there will be many Error Status messages that are of no interest to me).
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Hi,
For each open connection a entry is made j2ee stack.So when the it reaches to max and execption is thrown.
In Jdbc adapter configuration -> advance mode -> Set -> Disconnect from the database after processing each message.
Should solve the prob
<b>Cheers,
*RAJ*
*REWARD POINTS IF FOUND USEFULL*</b>

File Adapter picks up the file but cant see it in MONI/Message Monitoring

Hi
I am using FCC in Sender File Adapter and have only one sub structure under Recordset hence I have not used the 'Key Field Name' though ''Key Field Type' by default is 'String(Case-Sensitive)'. Besides the 'fieldNames' heading I have mentioned all the fields of the sub structure in the same order as I have mentioned in the Data Type.
The problem that I am facing is that even though the file is picked up from ftp successfully still I cant see any traces of it in either MONI or Message Monitoring though
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Warm regards,
Vaibhav

> Hey
> >>So I have filled my test excel file with the values
> A and B in adjacent columns
> are you picking up some .xls file?if yes,then Content
> conversion wont work,You have to create adapter
> module processor and you have to add to your module
> processor bean to the adapter...Just check the
> following procedure...
> https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/
> 1967
> Thanx
> Aamir suhail
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I had a look at the blog and according to that I will need to create a module...the prob with that is in the blog he hasnt provided the full steps for that. Also I had tried this thing earlier of using an excel file and saving it in .csv format and it had worked. I cant figure out what the error is this time
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PI 7.1 - Message Monitoring - Adapter Engine (Database Overview)

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Kind regards,
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Hello friend,
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Cannot see adapter engine messages in message monitoring

hi guys,
i cannot see my adapter engine messages in message monitoring for my http to RFC syncronous scnenario.
i can however see the integration engine messages and can also see the receiver RFC channel in communication channel monitoring

Hi
this link ll help u in it -
Adapter Engine monitoring is provided in detail. Try as mentioned
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/EN/7c/14b5765255e345a9e3f044f1e9bbbf/frameset.htm
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I've a problem with a fresh installed PI:
The Adapter Engine doesn't log anything in the Message Monitoring. The Integration Engine logs everything properly, but all entries from the adapter engine are missing. It looks like no message was processed by the AE, but in fact AE is processing the messages properly, only logging fails.
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Best regards,
Daniel

Hi Agasthuri,
yes, maybe something gone wrong in the post install, I will ask the guy which did the installation of the PI. Therefore I didn't have the logon data for performing a cache refresh, but in the log entries it seems that this is working properly.
Hi Praveen,
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I checked the MDT, but there are also no messages displayed.
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Best regards,
Daniel

Message Monitor Missing Messages in Adapter Engine

All,
I had over 200 messages in my adapter engine but recently I only see 115 for the same period.
Additionally, all of the 850 (PO) inbound messages are gone.   I see them in the Integration Engine but not in the Adapter Engine anymore.
I need to repeat processing for a particular 850 message and so I am wondering:
(1)   Any suggestions on why these messages are missing ?
(2)   Is this a retention period issue ? If so, how do I control the period ?
(3)   How can I retrieve these messages ?
(4)   Is there another place where I can re-process the 850 messages I need.   Where and how ?
Thanks everyone in advance for your help.
Regards,
Andy

Hi,
>>>(1) Any suggestions on why these messages are missing ?(2) Is this a retention period issue ? If so, how do I control the period ?
It may be caused coz of some adapter failure which you are using for that particular scenario. Also for rention period you can check it in the particular communication channel, but i don't think it will be the issue. try finding it in moni, if it is not there go to RWB and then find it for you particular interface. If it is not there try to find the status.
>>>(3) How can I retrieve these messages ?(4) Is there another place where I can re-process the 850 messages I need. Where and how ?
In RWB -> message monitoring you will find all the message, Try searching it for your interface and the you can select all messages and you can reprocess it.
For error message , in RWB go to particular adapter, and check if it is running or not. It must be in running status. so check and let us know about it.
Regards
Aashish Sinha

SOAP messages not visible in RWB - Message Monitoring - Adapter Engine

Hi,
following scenario:
ERP is sending IDocs to PI.
Within PI an integration process sends the IDoc data through a SOAP (WS) receiver channel to a system far far away.
In RWB -> Communication Channel Monitoring I can see all delivered messages selecting my SOAP channel.
But:
I can´t see the SOAP messages in RWB -> Message Monitoring -> Messages of Adapter Engine.
In RWB -> Message Monitoring -> Messages of Integration Engine I only see SOAP messages with status "Error".
Successful column is empty.
Do I have to adjust some system / monitoring parameters also seeing SOAP messages in RWB->Message Monitoring?
Thanks in advance,
André

Hi Ravi,
thanks.
But there are thousands of successful messages delivered to the receiver.
These successful messages can only be seen in the Channel Monitoring.
I can´t find these successful messages in Message Monitoring.
Only some with status "Error" are displayed.
Strange...
Cheers,
André

Exporting processed messages from adapter engine monitoring to excel

Hey experts,
I have some messages that are processed successfully. I can see them in the message monitoring for adapter engine in the RWB. I want to know if there is a way to export these messages to excel file.
Also we have a files archived by PI with a .001 extension attached to them. Is there a way to open these files and look at the processed messages?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards.

I can see them in the message monitoring for adapter engine in the RWB. I want to know if there is a way to export these messages to excel file.
I don't think so.But you can right click.Select View Source.And then save the message in a notepad.
Also we have a files archived by PI with a .001 extension attached to them. Is there a way to open these files and look at the processed messages?
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I have 2 scenarios
1. Synch HTTP -> Synch RFC
2. Synch HTTP -> Synch BPM -> Synch RFC
In case 1 Adapter Engine monitoring shows all messages correctly
In case 2 there is no entry for HTTP Sender system only BPM->SAP System.
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denis,
just to add to what moorthy has told. IDOC and HTTP adapters interact directly with the INTEGRATION ENGINE on the ABAP STACK while, the other adapters interact with the ADAPTER ENGINE available on the J2EE STACK.
That is why, you do not gind the same on the RWB --> ADAPTER MONITORING.
Also, the reason why you do not have a SENDER HTTP and IDOC adapter.
Regards,
bhavesh

Monitoring of older RFC Adapter messages - RFC API

Hi,
I have successfully implemented a number of scenarios (File to rfc & File to Idoc)that required external data lookup - using the RFC API (calling a customer RFC FM) (and parsing the response with DOM).
I am also using Global variables to store my lookup responses to help minimize the number of RFC calls invoked.
When trouble shooting - as expected the log in the communication channel for the RFC adapter shows the BAPI response. However the number of records is always restricted to 25.
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Am I missing another method of search?
Is this just a display restriction and perhaps I could report over the underlying tables myself?
Regards
Andrew

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