BPM - Troubleshooting

Hi,
I have implemented a scenario to collect the IDOCs in BPM.
in SXMB_MONI , I can see the IDOCs coming in to XI , no errors at all, processed successf.
but after that I don't any more messsages neither I can see the output file being generated in the designated folder.
Now , where can I see if the messages are processed by BPM or not ?
basically I want to see where my messages are in BPM or elsewhere..

Hi ,
If the message is not entereing into your business process enigne ( it got stuck in the queue)
At the start or when you process a process instance,
the inbound processing encounters an exception that was not handled.
This exception is triggered, for example, by a transformation step, a synchronous
send step or a control step but it was not caught in an exception handler branch.
If the exception that was not handled occurs in the first transaction of the started
process instance, the system does not write the process instance to the
database but it sets the queue that has this error message to the
error status.
Go to your BPM Design.
1.Check the Create New Transcation of your Send Step or Taransformation.
2. Activate.
3. Go to the PE Queue of the Message from SXMB_MONI.
4. Unlock the message from the Queue.
5. The message will enter into the BPE.

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SAP NetWeaver BPM Troubleshooting Guide

Hi all,
I am not sure if you happen to see that the description of this forum had changed.
Thus I wanted to point your attention to a a page we recently added to it: The so called '[SAP NetWeaver BPM Troubleshooting Guide|http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BPMT]' tackles typical problems you may encounter when start using SAP NetWeaver Business Process Management (BPM).
We came up with a step-by-step based guide similar to the one the colleagues from the Java Server Team created. It covers aspects like modeling, running and monitoring your SAP NetWeaver BPM processes.
For sure this guide is not complete. We added an inital set to it and would love to see it evolving together with your help. So feedback from your side is always appreciated. Furthermore it clearly cannot cover all aspects the [official documentation|https://help.sap.com/nwce] describes and definitely does not aim to compete with it.
So: Update your bookmarks and give it a try:
[SAP NetWeaver BPM Troubleshooting Guide|http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BPMT]
Best regards,
Martin
Edited by: Martin Moeller on Jan 25, 2012 10:17 AM (Link updates)

Excellent proposal, thanks.
Feel free to use this thread for comments.
Best regards,
Martin

Trigger BPM Process

Hello
Is there any documentation available as to what are the different ways a BPM Process can be triggered ( like web service, WD4A, VC, etc .. ?
I am triggering teh Process through configuration management and that looks very techie when giving a demo to a client.
Appreciate your help.
Thanks
Bhavin

Hi Bhavin,
You may define a service interface for the start event of your process using whic you can trigger the process through a WS. For detailed steps on how to do it, refer to my blog https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/15395. [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]
Also refer to the BPM Troubleshooting Guide for the standard documentation links for most common issues.
Hope this helps!!
Cheers,
Arafat

PO BPM failing to call service reference occasionally

Hi PO BPM Gurus,
We have multiple PO BPM’s running at the same time in our environment, each BPM is doing a WS call to SAP ECC to post transactions. During the day, some messages will error out in BPM saying that cannot invoke the service reference without any other detail. In this case I just restart the BPM and the goes in cleanly. What could be the possible cause of error?
Rgds,
Yves

Hi Yves
Have you gone through the following blog for BPM troubleshooting?
BPM Troubleshooting for Beginners
Try checking in the History tab, Advanced Mode - maybe it will provide more details on the error.
Rgds
Eng Swee

Process Server Log

Hi all,
is any further configuration necessary to view the Process Server Log in NWA BPM Troubleshooting? When logging on with administrator rights I don't see any entry.
What exactly is logged there? All actions related to processes or only the server? So far I haven't found any log that shows the data (context data and log) for finished processes, is there a special log for it?
Thanks,
Mane

Hi,
You can monitor the processes using the Manage Processes application, which is part of SAP NetWeaver Administrator Operation Management. With this application, you can perform the following:
u2022     Monitor process instances and view their details
u2022     View the process flow of the instance and check the current workflow step of your process instance
u2022     View all the running processes, failed process instances, or all processes in error state
u2022     Search for process instances using the advanced search option
u2022     Analyze the process instance details and take an appropriate action, for example, suspend, resume, or cancel a process
Procedure
1.     Log on to the NetWeaver Administrator (NWA) application.
2.     Select   Operation Management Processes and Tasks Manage Processes .
3.     To display the process instances, perform the following as required:
o     To view all the running process instances, in the Show field, select All Running Process Instances.
o     To view the process instances in error, in the Show field, select Processes in Error State.
o     To view the process instances that failed to execute due to infrastructure issues, in the Show field, select Failed Processes Instances.
o     To search for a process instance, choose Show search pane and in the Find Process Instance field, enter the process instance ID. You can also search for process instances using the Advanced search option.
4.     To view the details of a process instance, select the required entry from the list of process instances.
The system displays the details of the selected process instance in different tab pages as described in the table below:
5.     To temporarily stop a running process instance (with In Progress status), select the process instance and choose   Actions Suspend .
6.     To start a process instance that is in Suspended status, select the process instance and choose   Actions Resume .
7.     To cancel a process instance, select the process instance and choose   Actions Cancel .
The process instance is canceled and all its related task instances are deleted.
8.     To view the process flow of the instance and check the current workflow step of your process instance, select the process instance and choose Process Flow.
To view all the tasks related to a process instance, select the process instance and choose Show Tasks.

Unable to get the graphical display of Business process in BPMon

Hi,
I am working on solution manager 7.1. I have set up a business process for monitoring in the BPMon session. But i am not getting the graphical display in the business process operations workcenter in the graphical view tab.
Can anyone tell me how can i get that.
Regards
Vishal

Hi,
Please run run report RTCCTOOL and see if any addon is not up-to-date.
Please run this repport and follow the recommendations to update those
components to the latest status.
Afterwards please also intall the latest version of following note: 1570282 - Advance Corr. BPMon ST-A/PI 01N
Finally please deactivate BPMon, regenerate and re-activate agin.
Also check BPM troubleshooting guide:
https://websmp102.sap-ag.de/~sapdownload/011000358700001186112010E/
Troubleshooting_for_BPMon.pdf
Thanks
Vikram

BPM Monitoring/Troubleshooting

Is there a way to monitor / troubleshoot a completed BPM process and understand thru which steps or branch did the process flow happen?
In Manage Processes: Process Instances -> When one clicks on the Show Process Flow button, the graphical process visualization does not really show the executed path/flow.

Shabarish,
BPM failures can be found various places (Manage Process), SOA connectivity logs and SAP logs (Developer traces & SAP logs) as mentioned by Siddhant.
I've pointed out the BPE monitoring feature only - where it shows the line of traversed activities/tasks. In NW BPM, if you closely observe a BPM (Manage Processes > Show > Process flow, the traversed human activities & Sub processes have a small box in grey color that interprets the activity had been traversed.
- Nikhil Bose

Oracle 11g SOA-BPM PS3 Installation Help

I'm not a super techie, so installing the latest release from Oracle was a challenge, but I encountered a number of problems and kept notes of what I did to solve it. Many of these hints came from the Forum, but nothing had all of the relevant info under one thread. So here is what I pieced together. If this is helpful to anybody, I'd love to hear it - either on this thread or at my e-mail address of [email protected]. My thanks to Linus Chow of Oracle for some help and allowing me to think I could do this!
Comments/Suggestions on Oracle 11g SOA-BPMN PS3 Installation_
Suggest downloading all files into a common directory. I stuck this folder at the root (C:) drive. At collectively just over 5 GBs, the downloading will take several hours (for me it was a full day, as did the installation). You will need an OTN account to be able to download the software. A good overview of PS3 is at the following link: http://blogs.oracle.com/bpm/2011/01/bpm_suite_11gr1_ps3_released.html.
General comment/suggestion. Be sure to name the aforementioned folder without any spaces (big problems if this is done because of how unzipped files do/don’t work with a path name with spaces in it). As the installs get started, note that an Oracle directory (under the root) with a default name for the middleware directory, named Middleware, is created as the default.
The link with the installation is actually helpful, but it is incomplete (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/bpm/downloads/index.html). Some of the detail needed is in the quick installation guide (http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17904_01/install.1111/e14318/toc.htm, and I suggest downloading the PDF version), but the order conflicts with the previous information. I resolved this by using the latter for detail, but the former for the sequence. I also had to turn to several blogs/forums (the main one being: http://blogs.oracle.com/SOA/2009/08/installing_oracle_soa_suite_11.html) to get help on troubleshooting problems with the installation (see below for others).
I have a Windows 7 Professional 64-bit version, but I ended up following the path for the 32-bit install path (see the main link cited above), mostly because it was unclear to me what the 64-bit path would be. I also already had the 32-bit version of the JRE installed. The following links cover identifying the differences and what you may have installed as well as alternative versions to download: http://www.java.com/en/download/faq/index_general.xml?user_os=Windows%207; http://www.java.com/en/download/faq/java_win64bit.xml; and http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp.
Another general comment/suggestion. I found it useful to reboot after each step. It shut down services that I would otherwise have to search for and shut down manually. Some of the installations require services activated by previous steps to be turned off, so you’re better off doing something like this rather than encountering such an error in a subsequent step.
Step 1: Installing the XE database. The file is an .exe file, and will execute upon a double click. However, the instruction regarding RCU is best saved until the 3rd step, doing it just before you install the RCU. More importantly, there are some things to keep in mind about the database install. First, after installation, you should sign on to the DB, using the Go To DB Home Page option under the Express Edition (XE) folder or set of menu options (created as part of the installation), under the SYSTEM user account. During installation, you’ll have to have given a password for this account, so make sure it is one you can remember. After signing on as SYSTEM, give the SYS user account another (or same) password that you can remember. You will use the SYS account in subsequent steps. Second, there is a parameter for the database that must be changed from the default. This is covered in the links below: http://blogs.oracle.com/tridib_samanta/2010/03/rcu-6107db_init_param_prerequisite_failure_for_processes.html and http://cn.forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1004605. To solve this, select SQL button on the DB home page, then SQL Commands button on the next page, paste/enter into the pane at the top the following command, “ALTER SYSTEM SET processes=300 SCOPE=SPFILE;” (but without the quotes), and then click on the Run button. (The parameter must be greater than or equal to 200, but I found references to setting in equal to 300 or 500.) Then you can log out and close the web page.
At times, the DB might not be started when you are expecting it to be running (e.g., after a reboot), which is covered in this link: Oracle 10g database homepage not working? (You’ll know that it is isn’t running if you try to open the Go To DB Home Page option and it won’t open, displaying an error page instead.) I found that the simplest way to fix this was to go to the Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Services, and then look to see if the OracleServiceXE service is started. If not, then restart by right-clicking on that service listing and choosing the appropriate option to execute.
Step 2: Installing WebLogic Server. Either before or during this process, you will need to set up an Oracle Support Account. However, you need a customer ID to be able to create a profile. I was thus not able to complete a profile, so the WLS installation defaulted to the Anonymous registration option. This still needed an e-mail address though, the same one with which you would create the Oracle Support profile, so you should have one at the ready. (It would not accept the e-mail address for my OTN account.) As far as I can tell, the consequence of this path is that I cannot automatically get patches and such. I figure this is a problem to be solved another day. The Oracle Support links are: https://support.oracle.com/CSP/ui/faq_en.html#SignIn and https://support.oracle.com/CSP/ui/flash.html.
If you go with the default, the middleware directory is just Middleware under the Oracle directory. If you select a different name or location, you will need to remember where it is and what the name is. You should also note the folder name for where the JDK was stuck, which for me was JDK160_21 under the Middleware directory.
Step 3: Installing RCU. The trickiest of the steps. Unlike with the previous two steps, this installation first happens after the downloaded file is unzipped. You MUST unzip into a directory for which the full path name (and not just the one you create upon extraction) is without any spaces. (You can use the underscore symbol instead of a space to indicate separation.) Unzip the folder/files, and then open the Command Prompt window. Using the cd command, work your way to the full path name to where you just unzipped these files. Next, continue to work your way down to subfolders created during the extraction process. You want to end up at the rcuHome\BIN\ subfolder. THEN do the RCU-related command cited in Step 1. Type in at the prompt the following command and hit enter: set RCU_JDBC_TRIM_BLOCKS = TRUE. Then, type in rcu.bat at the prompt and hit enter, which will run the installation and configuration sequence. This is realized through a series of windows that open for you to input information and make selections. Use the document at the following link of specific guidance as to what the configuration screens should have entered on them: http://blogs.oracle.com/SOA/2009/08/installing_oracle_soa_suite_11.html. This includes things like the service name (XE) and the host name (localhost) to enter, assuming you are installing this on a laptop or PC for local use only. Some other helpful links for troubleshooting the RCU installation are located at: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/doc.1111/e14259/rcu.htm#CIHGHDBG; http://oraclebi.blogspot.com/2010/08/rcu-and-what-it-means-for-you.html ; Re: RCU 11.1.1.4 install fails on Oracle XE and http://cn.forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=2162409&tstart=0&messageID=9336791.
The RCU sets up DB schemas and the like for the BPMN and SOA stuff. The screenshots in the previously mentioned document should be followed exactly. You can also refer to pp. 5-6 of the Quick Installation Guide. You should use the SYS user account (the default, I think), so have the password handy.
I also found it more comforting to shutdown the RCU installation/configuration via the cancel option than to keep going back a screen to fix something. This may not have been necessary, but it made me feel better. Be prepared for interim screens that pop up to show that the installation/configuration is happening, which will also tell you there are errors. One such screen says that XE isn’t supported for RCU, but you can ignore that (as the supporting guidelines indicate).
Step 4: Installing JDev. This is an executable, and you just install with all of the defaults. This process will start the WLS as part of the installation, so you must turn it off before going to the next step. Again, I just rebooted to do this.
Step 5: Installing SOA Extensions for JDev. Instructions on the page at the main link are clear and correct. The 2 screen shots must be reviewed and adhered to completely in checking off options. The first selection defines the areas where updates are to be sought out, while the second selection is from the available option(s) from those areas. In this case, you are only installing the SOA Composite Editor, though there are several other updates/extensions from which to select (but don’t, at least for now).
Step 6: Installing BPM Extensions for JDev. Same comment as for Step 5, except that the option you want to select is not as what is indicate (the BPM Composite Editor) but the BPM Process Studio! I would advise against doing these as part of the same update sequence. In fact, I closed out JDev completely (though I did not reboot) between Step 5 and Step 6.
Step 7 and 8: Installing SOA Suite. I suggest unzipping both of the downloaded zip files. Again, it is critical that the full path name into which files are extracted contains no spaces. Once unzipped, you should navigate to the Disk1 folder under the directory into which the first zip file was extracted, but you should do this with the Command Prompt window and the cd command. From this prompt, you should type in “setup.exe -jreLoc {location of JDK}” (without the quotes) and hit enter. The {location of JDK} is where the JDK was installed as part of the WLS installation. For me this was in folder JDK160_21 under the Middleware folder in the Oracle directory. Refer to pp. 12-15 of the Quick Installation Guide. This took me a couple of tries before I actually got the installation screen to show up correctly. Some of what this looks like is also in the following link: http://blogs.oracle.com/SOA/2009/08/installing_oracle_soa_suite_11.html.
What you may eventually figure out is that 5 installation disks are stretched across two zip files. Once the installation of disks 1 and 2 are done, a popup window will ask you to browse to the folder where each of the next 3 disks are, which is in the folder created by the extraction of files/folders from the second zip file for the SOA Suite. As with previous steps, I rebooted after all of this was done.
Step 9: Installing the Business Process Converter. Unzip the downloaded file, and open the Installation Instructions Word file. It will instruct you to point JDev’s update sequence to another zip file extracted during the unzipping of the downloaded zip file for the converter. JDev will install this without much fuss or muss, but this installation is to the Studio and not to BPA. (For installation to BPA, you need to have installed BPA, and followed the other guidance in the instructions.) To get to JDev’s update sequence, follow the same first step as in Step 5, but check the option to browse for and upload from a local file. This local file will be the previously mentioned other zip file.
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Create a new user oracle and proceed with the installation
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If your are forwarding your GUI using xming or vnc you would need to copy the xauth of root user and set it to oracle
[server1:root] xauth list
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[server1:root] sudo su - oracle
[server1:oracle] export DISPLAY=localhost:10.0
[server1:oracle] xauth add bangvmpllE.com/unix:11 MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 b23d63374fe25a3577751b6b95b2210e

How to raise alert in BPM

Hi Experts,
Please tell me how to raise alert using control step in BPM. What are the other steps to be used with control step for raising alerts?
Is CCMS Alerts and Alerts by BPM are same? If they are not the same, how they are different to each other?
my requirement is, simply i want to raise a mapping, data related errors by Alert.
in addition to it, i want to raise alerts for any failure in IE.
Could any one tell , what are the sequence of steps needed in BPM for the above requirement? Plz take a IDOC to FTP receiver scenario and explain me BPM steps.
thnx
RAMS

Hi rams
for more details refer these
refer these link for more details about Alert
For email alerts
/people/aravindh.prasanna/blog/2005/12/24/configuring-scenario-specific-e-mail-alerts-in-xi-ccms-part-2
/people/aravindh.prasanna/blog/2006/02/20/configuring-scenario-specific-e-mail-alerts-in-xi-ccms-part-3
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/01/14/alert-management--improving-monitoring-of-your-landscape
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--step-by-step
You have to do SMTP Configuration for EMail and SMS.....
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/af/73563c1e734f0fe10000000a114084/content.htm
Alerts
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--troubleshooting-guide
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--step-by-stepCheck out these:
RWB- Alert Configuration LInk isnot working
Unable to login into Alert configuration
Get all the details here
CCMS ALERTS
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/11/24/xi-configuring-ccms-monitoring-for-xi-part-i
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/12/05/xi-grmg-customizing-for-xi-ccms-heartbeat-monitoring-part-ii
/people/aravindh.prasanna/blog/2006/02/20/configuring-scenario-specific-e-mail-alerts-in-xi-ccms-part-3
Alerts
transaction handling in XI
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/13/alerts-with-variables-from-the-messages-payload-xi--updated
Auto triggering of alerts
transaction handling in XI
SCOT
not sending email from alert inbox
See this link : http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/da/a3a7408f031414e10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
heck this weblogs on creating them and troubleshooting:
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--step-by-step
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--troubleshooting-guide
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/13/alerts-with-variables-from-the-messages-payload-xi--updated
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/9418d690-0201-0010-85bb-e9b2c1af895b
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--step-by-step
Further reference
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/80/942f3ffed33d67e10000000a114084/content.htm
Also suggested go through the blog:Alerts with variables from the messages payload
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/13/alerts-with-variables-from-the-messages-payload-xi--updated
/people/bhavesh.kantilal/blog/2006/07/25/triggering-xi-alerts-from-a-user-defined-function
/people/ginger.gatling/blog/2005/12/02/innovative-ways-to-use-alerts
/people/matt.kangas/blog/2006/06/27/personalized-alert-delivery
U may proceed in the following ways:
1. Reduce the securit settings of ur browser and enable the cookies
2. Try to SSO enable ur scenario
Have a look here:
SAP Note 840849
The configuration required as per ur patch level
SAP Note 913858
Check out these:
RWB- Alert Configuration LInk isnot working
Unable to login into Alert configuration
Thanks !!

Alert status GREY in BPM configuration

Hello Everybody,
I am configuring BPM in Solution Manager for "Order to Cash" process concentrating on "IDOC monitoring". The IDOC monitor will monitor the IDOC status in my ECC system, so no need to define interfaces.
The configuration is completed without any errors. But once i go and check the alerts, i see that alert status as GREY.
It says "MTE node inactive".
I have done the following troubleshooting -
1. I have checked the ST-PI and ST-API tools and they are as per the prerequisite.
2. I have assigned the necessary auto reactions in RZ21 again
3. I have applied SAP note - 1587042
4. I have reorganised the alerts
5. I deleted the corresponding MTE in RZ20 and regenerated the alerts
6. I reset the node
7. The collector status is green
8. Involved SAP in this issue but they are slow in responding.
9. All RFCs working fine
Looking out for an immediate help / suggestions on this issue.
Thanks,
Manan Joshi

Post the information regarding system components.

Runtime errors in BPM

Hi all,
We have a transformation step that is generating mapping errors at runtime. We do not see alerts generated by default on the alert framework for these errors. Is this expected? Should we be implementing the alert generation specifically inside the BPM using exception block (if it alerts are not generated by default)?
Thanks

Hi,
If you are using BPM, it is prefer to throw an Alert from BPM itself. Anyway if you configure the alert for Message Mapping, if there is any Runtime Mapping Errors it should throw alerts.
Btw, you can cross check this guide to find more tips:
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--troubleshooting-guide
So It should show alerts for Transformation Error if you configure the Alerts correctly
Hope this helps,
Rgds,
Moorthy

Webservice Exceution in BPM Process

Hi,
Do i need to write any code for executing webservice in BPM Process.
The problem is i created process i am able see the work items in the UWL inbox .When the request is submitted it going to Approval inbox ..and once the approval is approved for creation
That should be created in the backend.But that is not happening??what could be the reason??
I am able to see the process in requestor and approval inbox ....all are fine but i could'nt see the output..?
Please can any one help me out??
ONE MORE DOUBT
Whenever I want to create a task iam starting the process so iam able to create one task.. if i want intialize/Create some tasks(100 tasks) what should i do??Do we start the process 100 times..?are anyother procedure?
Regards
Shwetha

Hi Shwetha,
You do not necessarily need to write code in case you rely on existing services. Typically some configuration is missing when the service consumption is not working as expected. Make sure that you did this before.
Could you please check the status of your tasks and processes in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator ("Manage Tasks", "Manage Processes"). The troubleshooting guide (mentioned in the forum description) might help you a little here.
In addition you could check the trace file if some other technical problems occurred.
Regarding your second request:
You do not need to start 100 processes for 100 tasks. That simply depends on your process model. You could prepare something like a loop which creates a task until a certain criteria is reached. But be careful not to run into endless loops here. That might cause massive problems on your system.
Hope that helps,
Martin

BPM with conditional start not getting triggered

Hi
I have developed a BPM which collects a few IDocs with a correlation based on the message content.
When triggering the BPM in Development, everything works as intended. (Messages are collected together based on the value of the correlation)
After this we decided to transport the BPM to Test by using NWDI. The deployment was successful, but when we try to run the scenario, the message gets delivered successfully in the monitor, but no BPM process is being triggered.
Audit log in monitor:
I've tried the same with the BPM in Dev but there it works fine, when trying in Test or Production, the BPM isn't getting triggered. Same when trying to trigger the process through the WS Navigator or SoapUI.
The endpoint url we use is always the: http://host:port/MessagingSystem/receive/JPR/XI
I can see the process in the process repository (but due to a conditional start, I cannot start it from there with a test).
Do you have any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this?
I can see nothing in the NWA Logs / Developer Traces either.
Our system is a PO 7.40 SP5.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Nicolas

Hi Nick
thanks for the quick reply.
The runtime version of the BPM is indeed the same for DEV and TEST.
The BPM Actions don't show anything unfortunately, so doesn't seem to have triggered anything.
The user has the SAP_BPM_TRIGGER_EVENT role so it should be able to trigger the process.
The NWA Logs don't show up anything besides:
JPR successfully processed the message
And the following logs for the BPM:
Returned destination xxxx.com/collectlabel~bpm*1400504350735*0, type WSProvider to user xxxx
I can see the BPM Service in running state on the Java Services/Applications as well, so I would think everything is alright.
br,
Nicolas

Exception not caught in BPM

Hi all,
I am doing a scenario using BPM.In which I called SAP and several webservices synchronously.I also define Fault messages in the abstract synchronous message inetrface and
used those message interface to send message synchronously to SAP and webservices in blocks. In those blocks I insert exception branches and attach those exception branches to synchronous steps for both system error and fault message.
Now while executing scenario some times system error and application exception are caught properly in BPM, but sometimes it doesn't catch exceptions for system error and application exception.
Please, can anyone give me a valid reason for this behaviour.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
Sami

Hi,
Some of the suggestions for exception handling-
1) non availability of the Webservice, connection problem etc. For this either you can acheieve Send Step with Acknowledgement mode or Alerts configured for Adapters
2) Application Acknowledgement-Webservice is given any error for the data. You can handle that thru email from XI etc
3) Error in updating the R/3 system
4) Timeout delay while calling Webservice
So for these you can configure Alerts.
Alert management is required to notify runtime errors/abnormal errors during runtime. SO it will notify the user/admin person as per the requierements so that you can avoid some of the delay in the process etc..
About Alert Management-
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/93/40a442b024b211e10000000a155106/content.htm
Please check the links below:
This will help you
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/16/62073ced568e59e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--step-by-step
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/43/1b9259fb002be8e10000000a11466f/frameset.htm
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--troubleshooting-guide
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions
Re: alert monitoring
Re: Alert not working?
Alerts in MS Inbox
Use of Exception Handling is a very essential step inside your BPM and the best thing to do would be to wrap each of your Send / Transformation inside a Exception Handling block.
You can use Moorthy's blog on Reocnilation as well as trigger alerts.
/people/krishna.moorthyp/blog/2006/04/08/reconciliation-of-messages-in-bpm
hope this will help you, For further queries you can revert back.
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Sushama

How to send a message to WD from a BPM?

Hi All,
I have a ccBPM in which I recieve a binary file .
On receiving it I want :
1)To send it to a folder in my pc.
2)After sending file I need to send a message to WD giving path of file on my system so that it can be UPLOADED to the context.
Please help !
Points assured for helpful answers!
Sumit

HI,
See the below links
/people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit - File to RFC - File to Mail
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/08/22/xi-maintain-rfc-destinations-centrally - Maintain RFC destination centrally
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/29/configuring-the-sender-rfc-adapter--step-by-step
Troubleshooting - RFC and SOAP scenarios-/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2008/01/08/troubleshooting--rfc-and-soap-scenarios-updated-on-20042009
XI: RFC or ABAP Proxy ? ....ABAP Proxies with attachments --/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2006/04/19/xi-rfc-or-abap-proxy-abap-proxies-with-attachments
RFC -> XI -> WebService - A Complete Walkthrough (Part 2) -/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/03/28/rfc--xi--webservice--a-complete-walkthrough-part-2
RFC to SOAP
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/03/23/rfc--xi--webservice--a-complete-walkthrough-part-1
/people/piers.harding/blog/2004/07/18/you-dont-need-to-use-soap-to-keep-your-rpc-clean
/people/david.halitsky/blog/2006/08/25/soa-vs-rfc-it-doesnt-have-to-be-charles-bronson-vs-henry-fonda
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/advancedsearch?query=rfc%20to%20soap%20scenario&cat=sdn_weblog
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Chilla
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