HTTP-IDOC

Hi
We are sending message from People soft to SAP-xRPM By using adapters HTTP as sender and IDOC Adapter as receiver.
Here we are getting one error in SXMB_MONI
as <b>The sender Service BS_PSFT is unable to convert ALE logical system</b>.
It is very crucial, i have created all required settings in xi ( idx1, idx2).And in SAP-xRPM side also created required ALE Settings.
So please help in this thanks in advance..
Thanks
N.Prasad Babu

Hi Prasad,
I assume your problem is with "Party"
follow these 3 ADDITIONAL steps, see if you get it solved. you will do all the regular steps (like Rec Detmn, Int Det)with your party. But to overcome your issue you need to create something in "Service without party"
In ID -> In "service without party" -> In "Business Service"
1) Create a "Dummy Service" (say Z_xyz), go to adapter specific identifiers , give LS name (say xyz).
2) Now do a header mapping in your Receiver Agreement for "Sender Service" (select your Dummy service), also do header mapping for the "party" (just put a space " " hardcode). This ensures that there is no party, but only a service (as LS).
In your Backend SAP R/3
3) Create a Partner profile, exactly with the same name as your LS given in ID and give appropriate IDOC types and other settings.
Also check this link, it is similar to your issue Unable to convert the sender service to ALE logical system
Hope this fixes your issue.
Regards
Vishnu

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You wrote as " <i>I would like to know/conform the settings of IDOC adapter. Please find my doubt in SAP basic settings while configuring IDOC adapter.My scenario is
IDOC ( Client 501 )--> XI ( Client 123 ) --> </i>
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