ISA and iisproxy

How can I properly configure ISA to proxy requests to our WLS 6.1 install?
It seems I should be able to do this simply with destination sets, etc.
Any clues?

Hi,
The problem is because of the keepalive timeout differences between IIS and the J2EE server (HTTP provider)
read this notes :
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3 also read this /thread/56476 [original link is broken]

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Mapping ISA and GS information

I am fairly new to BizTalk. I have become pretty good at using the mapping tool as well as XSLT (which I prefer), but there is one thing I'm not sure how to do. I need to insert info into a SQL table for each claim that we process. Part of the info I need
is from the ISA and GS segments. Since that info is not present in the claim schema I cannot map it directly in the mapper. Is there a way to access that info in the mapper? Can it be accessed using C# from a scripting shape?
Thanks.
Raymond

Hi,
Yes you can do it by fetching ISA and GS segment and then use it in map.
I have wrote an article , BizTalk Server 2010: Fetching ISA
and GS Segment Values From Interchange Envelope and Mapping
Maheshkumar S Tiwari|User Page|Blog|BizTalk
Server : How Map Works on Port Level

Where do i get ISA and ICSS information for sytem definition (:

Where do i get ISA and ICSS information for sytem definition inside portal? I will really appreciate if somebody could post a sample definition for ISA and ICSS.
Message was edited by: Prakash Singh
Message was edited by: Prakash Singh

Hi,
I'm currently working as a developer on an ISA and Portal implementation. We too are using the CRM ISA BP too integrate into the portal. I've not been too close to this aspect of the project but we have been having lots of problems...
Couple of important things I am aware of:-
Make sure your SAP J2EE is at the latest version/patch - we were having issues with logon and session time outs (there is an OSS note relating to this issue)
Make sure you user creation methods are set up correctly - we had automatic creation of user IDs on the CRM system which caused a nightmare getting single sign on working between the Portal, CRM and ISA.
Hope this is of some help.

Business Package for ISA and Oppurtunity Management

Dear Portal Gurus,
We need to implement ISA and Oppurtunity Management from inside EP.
Pls let me know which Business packages might be useful.
Thanks much.
Josh.

If u have correctly deployed Business package using JSPM means it wil show defeintely show in PCD
goto content admin -- portal content -- content provided by sap -- specalist -- here u can see ur BP
and also see SAP Note:731386
Regards
Krishna.

Iisforward and iisproxy

Does anyone know how I can forward to two different WLS? I have a website with two virtual directories for two applications. one is /fw and the other /tw but in the .ini file there is only one weblogichost entry and no way to distinguish that /fw needs to go to WLS1 and /tw goes to WLS2Please help.

Scott,
If you are using the iisforward.dll, you can only have 1 instance of that dll
per website (on an IIS server a website is a unique combination of port, ip, and
host header). I had a similar issue and I just created two server instances on
separate ports (though separate hosts names might look neater), each forwarding
to different WL servers. For example. IIS address http://iisserver:7777/ forwarded
to http://wlserver_1:7001 and http://iisserver:7778/ forwarded to http://wlserver_2:7001.
Each IIS website had it's own copy of iisforward.dll, iisproxy.dll and iisproxy.ini.
If you must keep your virtual directories you could have them forward to the other
iis websites on the same server.
Good luck,
Barrett
Scott <[email protected]> wrote:
Does anyone know how I can forward to two different WLS? I have a website
with two virtual directories for two applications. one is /fw and the
other /tw but in the .ini file there is only one weblogichost entry
and no way to distinguish that /fw needs to go to WLS1 and /tw goes
to WLS2Please help.

IISForward and IISProxy Configuration Internals/Interaction

Can someone give a detailed description of how IISForward and IISProxy interact
with IIS as ISAPI modules? We have the IIS plugins functioning properly, we would
just like a more detailed explanation on how they interact and work together when
proxying multiple virtual hosts. It seems that many people are in the dark on
this process, and that any clarification would alleviate many of the posts we
see here. I would also settle for a link to some documentation (not BEA's, it
is very poor!) on this.
Here is an excerpt from some documentation that we have written up internally
that helped us keep track of what we were doing when setting up the IIS Plugins.
Some of this content draws from BEA's documentation so we here at Servicemaster
make no claims on this content:
START OF EXCERPT:
6. Configuring IISForward
6.1 Installing iisforward.dll
Before creating the Virtual hosts in IIS, we need to create the directories that
are going to contain the DLL’s. There is going to be a one-to-one relationship
between Virtual Hosts and DLL directories. First create a directory where all
of the DLL directories will reside:
D:\WebLogicVHosts
Within this directory create the directory for each Virtual Host that will be
connecting to the WebLogic instance:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
Now copy the iisforward.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin into each of
the directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
6.2 Creating iisforward.ini
Create a file called iisforward.ini. Place this file in the same directories for
each of the virtual hosts that contain the iisforward.dll. This file should contain
the following entry for each virtual website defined in IIS:
vhostN=websiteName:port
websiteName:port=dll_directory/iisproxy.ini
Where:
N is an integer representing the virtual website. The first virtual website you
define should use the integer 1 and each subsequent website should increment this
number by 1.
websiteName is the name of the virtual website as registered with IIS.
port is the port number where IIS listens for HTTP requests.
dll_directory is the path to the directory you created in step 1.
For example:
vhost1=svmhome.com:7001
svmhome.com:7001=D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost2=svmwork.com:7002
svmwork.com:7002= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost3=svmmemphis.com:7003
svmmemphis.com:7003= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com \iisproxy.ini
7. Configuring IISProxy
7.1 Installing IISProxy
Now copy the iisproxy.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin into each of the
directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
7.2 Creating iisproxy.ini
The iisproxy.ini file contains name=value pairs that define configuration parameters
for the plug-in. Changes in the parameters will not go into effect until you
restart the "IIS Admin Service".
We need to create a iisproxy.ini configuration file for each of the virtual hosts.
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file for use with a single, non-clustered WebLogic
Server. Comment lines are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicHost=examplehost16
WebLogicPort=7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file with clustered WebLogic Servers. Comment lines
are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicCluster=examplehost07:7001,examplehost08:7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
8. Configuring IIS Virtual Hosts
8.1 Proxying by file extension
At this point we are now ready to configure the virtual hosts within IIS. First
create a new virtual website as you would normally do within IIS. Second add
the iisforward.dll file as a filter service in IIS (WebSite Properties —> ISAPI
Filters tab —> Add the iisforward dll). For each virtual host the path to the
iisforward.dll should be unique. The paths should match the ones that you created
previously. Again, there should be a unique path for each virtual website.
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisforward.dll
On the App Mappings tab, click the Add button to add file types and configure
them to be proxied to WebLogic Server. In the dialog box, browse to find the
"iisproxy.dll" file that matches the path to the unique iisproxy.dll file for
the virtual host.
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisproxy.dll
Set the Extension to the type of file that you want to proxy to WebLogic Server.
Register .wlforward as a special file type to be handled by iisproxy.dll. Deselect
the "Check that file exists" check box. Set the Method exclusions as needed
to create a secure installation.
When you finish, click the OK button to save the configuration. You can repeat
this process for each file type you want to proxy to WebLogic. When you finish
configuring file types, click the OK button to close the Properties panel.
In the URL, any path information you add after the server and port is passed directly
to WebLogic Server. For example, if you request a file from IIS with the URL:
Example:
http://svmhome.com/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
it is proxied to WebLogic Server with a URL such as
http://examplehost07:7001/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
8.2 Proxying by path
Now, within the iisproxy.dll file for each virtual host, define the property WlForwardPath
in iisproxy.ini. WlForwardPath defines the path that is proxied to WebLogic
Server.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
Set the PathTrim parameter to trim off the WlForwardPath when necessary.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
PathTrim=/apps
The previous trims a request from IIS to Weblogic Server. Therefore, /apps/exampleapp
is changed to /exampleapp.
If you want requests that do not contain extra path information (in other words,
requests containing only a host name), set the DefaultFileName parameter to the
name of the welcome page of the Web Application to which the request is being
proxied. The value of this parameter is appended to the URL.
If you need to debug your application, set the Debug=ON parameter in iisproxy.ini.
A c:\tmp\iisforward.log is generated containing a log of the plug-in's activity
that you can use for debugging purposes.
For each virtual host that you configure to be proxied to WebLogic, set the value
for the Application Protection option to high (isolated) as opposed to Low or
Medium. This allows separate iisforward and iisproxy DLL’s to be loaded into
each virtual hosts (dllhost.exe) memory address space.
END OF EXCERPT
Can someone at BEA verify this information or possible add to it?
Tony

Nice write-up.
Though, I may have found an easier way to use VirtualHost and/or Virtual
Directories with IIS without the need to use the iisforward.dll.
A lot of customers are asking about using multiple WlForwardPath to proxy to
different WebLogic instances. It is possible to use Virtual Directories to
do this.
All that you need to do is set the Application Protection to HIGH for each
Virtual Directory
and then each directory can use it's own iisproxy.dll/iisproxy.ini. Fairly
straight forward and it seems to
work.
As well, you can do Virtual Websites with each one having the application
protection set to HIGH as well. And of course they will each use their own
iisproxy.dll/iisproxy.ini. These virtual Websites can also all listen on
the
same IP/Port and if you want to proxy based on Host header, you can click on
the advanced tab and set the Host header for which this virtual website will
use.
So, all that really needs to be done is when you create the virtual
directory, make sure the
application protection is set to HIGH and change the App Mapping to point to
the new iisproxy.dll/iisproxy.ini.
If you want to proxy everything under that path, then Add another App
Mapping
that has an extension of *.
I do believe this will allow us to completely bypass the need of the
iisforward.
I have tested this with IIS5. With IIS4 it is not possible to register an
App Mapping of *(not sure why).
I hope this helps many of you.
Best regards,
Eric
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Can someone give a detailed description of how IISForward and IISProxyinteract
with IIS as ISAPI modules? We have the IIS plugins functioning properly,we would
just like a more detailed explanation on how they interact and worktogether when
proxying multiple virtual hosts. It seems that many people are in thedark on
this process, and that any clarification would alleviate many of the postswe
see here. I would also settle for a link to some documentation (notBEA's, it
is very poor!) on this.
Here is an excerpt from some documentation that we have written upinternally
that helped us keep track of what we were doing when setting up the IISPlugins.
Some of this content draws from BEA's documentation so we here atServicemaster
make no claims on this content:
START OF EXCERPT:
6. Configuring IISForward
6.1 Installing iisforward.dll
Before creating the Virtual hosts in IIS, we need to create thedirectories that
are going to contain the DLL's. There is going to be a one-to-onerelationship
between Virtual Hosts and DLL directories. First create a directory whereall
of the DLL directories will reside:
D:\WebLogicVHosts
Within this directory create the directory for each Virtual Host that willbe
connecting to the WebLogic instance:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
Now copy the iisforward.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin intoeach of
the directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
6.2 Creating iisforward.ini
Create a file called iisforward.ini. Place this file in the samedirectories for
each of the virtual hosts that contain the iisforward.dll. This fileshould contain
the following entry for each virtual website defined in IIS:
vhostN=websiteName:port
websiteName:port=dll_directory/iisproxy.ini
Where:
N is an integer representing the virtual website. The first virtualwebsite you
define should use the integer 1 and each subsequent website shouldincrement this
number by 1.
websiteName is the name of the virtual website as registered with IIS.
port is the port number where IIS listens for HTTP requests.
dll_directory is the path to the directory you created in step 1.
For example:
vhost1=svmhome.com:7001
svmhome.com:7001=D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost2=svmwork.com:7002
svmwork.com:7002= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost3=svmmemphis.com:7003
svmmemphis.com:7003= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com \iisproxy.ini
7. Configuring IISProxy
7.1 Installing IISProxy
Now copy the iisproxy.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin into eachof the
directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
7.2 Creating iisproxy.ini
The iisproxy.ini file contains name=value pairs that define configurationparameters
for the plug-in. Changes in the parameters will not go into effect untilyou
restart the "IIS Admin Service".
We need to create a iisproxy.ini configuration file for each of thevirtual hosts.
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file for use with a single, non-clusteredWebLogic
Server. Comment lines are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicHost=examplehost16
WebLogicPort=7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file with clustered WebLogic Servers.Comment lines
are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicCluster=examplehost07:7001,examplehost08:7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
8. Configuring IIS Virtual Hosts
8.1 Proxying by file extension
At this point we are now ready to configure the virtual hosts within IIS.First
create a new virtual website as you would normally do within IIS. Secondadd
the iisforward.dll file as a filter service in IIS (WebSite Properties ->ISAPI
Filters tab -> Add the iisforward dll). For each virtual host the pathto the
iisforward.dll should be unique. The paths should match the ones that youcreated
previously. Again, there should be a unique path for each virtualwebsite.
>
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisforward.dll
On the App Mappings tab, click the Add button to add file types andconfigure
them to be proxied to WebLogic Server. In the dialog box, browse to findthe
"iisproxy.dll" file that matches the path to the unique iisproxy.dll filefor
the virtual host.
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisproxy.dll
Set the Extension to the type of file that you want to proxy to WebLogicServer.
Register .wlforward as a special file type to be handled byiisproxy.dll. Deselect
the "Check that file exists" check box. Set the Method exclusions asneeded
to create a secure installation.
When you finish, click the OK button to save the configuration. You canrepeat
this process for each file type you want to proxy to WebLogic. When youfinish
configuring file types, click the OK button to close the Properties panel.
In the URL, any path information you add after the server and port ispassed directly
to WebLogic Server. For example, if you request a file from IIS with theURL:
>
Example:
http://svmhome.com/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
it is proxied to WebLogic Server with a URL such as
http://examplehost07:7001/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
8.2 Proxying by path
Now, within the iisproxy.dll file for each virtual host, define theproperty WlForwardPath
in iisproxy.ini. WlForwardPath defines the path that is proxied toWebLogic
Server.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
Set the PathTrim parameter to trim off the WlForwardPath when necessary.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
PathTrim=/apps
The previous trims a request from IIS to Weblogic Server. Therefore,/apps/exampleapp
is changed to /exampleapp.
If you want requests that do not contain extra path information (in otherwords,
requests containing only a host name), set the DefaultFileName parameterto the
name of the welcome page of the Web Application to which the request isbeing
proxied. The value of this parameter is appended to the URL.
If you need to debug your application, set the Debug=ON parameter iniisproxy.ini.
A c:\tmp\iisforward.log is generated containing a log of the plug-in'sactivity
that you can use for debugging purposes.
For each virtual host that you configure to be proxied to WebLogic, setthe value
for the Application Protection option to high (isolated) as opposed to Lowor
Medium. This allows separate iisforward and iisproxy DLL's to be loadedinto
each virtual hosts (dllhost.exe) memory address space.
END OF EXCERPT
Can someone at BEA verify this information or possible add to it?
Tony

Microsoft ISA and MARS

Hello! Is there any manual how to setup Microsoft ISA and MARS in order to view a full ISA logs..I try with SNARE for isa....and i can not view nated connections on ISA in MARS......

We have one but It's not talking to MARS at present. My guess is that you would want the logs in the W3C format and that you'd have to write your own parser for it.
I've never used SNARE so I can't comment on how it would help in this situation. Their web page says it's for event log data and I'm unsure if txt files written in a directory count as this type of data.

ISA and ICSS online deployment

Hello
We are running SAP WAS 6.40 JAVA and would like to know if it is possible to deploy the ISA and ICSS applications without taking down the live version during the SDM deployment.
Thanks,
Jamal

Thanks Sateesh
Do you know if we have to configure anything in SDM?
We currently have the following set up in PROD.
[Screen Shot|http://www.laptopdj.co.uk/sap/prod_j2ee.jpg]
Do you think this set up will allow us to deploy to production without effecting user that are currently online using the application.
Edited by: Jamal Walsh on Feb 29, 2008 10:55 AM
Edited by: Jamal Walsh on Feb 29, 2008 11:06 AM

ISA and ICSS

Hello all,
I am starting a project to implement ISA and ICSS and wondering if anyone has any good documentation regarding this for me to start with? Also, if anyone could recommend me a class from SAP for ISA and ICSS, that would be great. The only class that I saw is CRM30 Internet Sales but we are on CRM4.0.
Thank you,
-- Jamie.

Hi Muhammad,
Which version of CRM and ISA you are into?
NWDI is manadatory for ISA 5.0/ICSS 5.0, but not for ISA 4.0
Regards,
Paul Kondaveeti

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Se1/0:30 MCB: Callback not authorized for this user malsol,
But the User have the rights, defined in the AD Usermanagement.
Who can help and can give me a short overview about the necessary configuration, or send me a link for the necessary configuration. Thanks

This URL link may be of some help.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk713/tk507/technologies_configuration_example09186a00800946ff.shtml
It discusses using tacacs and radius, though the debug commands are geared towards tacacs.
How is the 3745 viewing the ISA host? As a radius or a tacacs server? If it is radius, take note of the radius attributes needed in the link.
Let me know if you need more help.

EDI with separate ISA and GS versions

Hi All,
We are trying to integrate our customer with one of its trading partner using EDI. The sample file available from earlier web methods implementation is little perplexing.
Sample file:
ISA~00~ ~00~ ~ZZ~PARTNER ~ZZ~HOST ~140302~1106~U~00204~000002621~0~P~<
GS~PC~PARTNER~HOST~95908~20140325~1106~2~X~006020
ST~860~000000238
Please note that version code for ISA segment and GS segment are different.
My question - Is such scenario is possible in oracle B2B ?
If yes, how do we setup the spec ? ( I tried with 6020 860 and 2040 envelope, it does not work )
Thanks in advance

It is "ecs" file itself which is used for validation and translation in Oracle B2B. As part of Document Definition, you should upload only transaction set ecs and interchange and group ecs are pre-seeded in the product however if you want to customize them, then you may override them as well.
From the back-end you should pass only transaction set (ST to SE) and Oracle B2B will add the envelope information (Group and Interchange) by itself.
Regards,
Anuj

ISA and IPC

hi
I got the assignment to display the ipc component like subtotal,fright charges in jsp page of isa.(SAP E-Commerce
5.0) . But I am not able to find how to do it. the arrangement of the system is as given below.
ECC 6.0 as sap R/3 and sap b2b isa framework (SAP E-Commerce 5.0) as the front end.
I am a java programmer so I dont have that much idea about the architecture.
I tried to create object of type TcpDefaultDocument
by importing the following class.
<%@ page import
="com.sap.spc.remote.client.object.imp.tcp.TcpDefaultIPCDocument" %>
and calling the following method on that object
getSubtotal(PricingCustomizingConstants.ConditionSubtotal.SUBTOTAL_1)
but there I am getting the problem with the constructor.
Is IPC component is available in ISA frame work or we have to use
IPC seperatly in web server. what is the class we will have to import to that we can create the objects
or we wil have to create a seperate BOM.
Thanking in great anticipation.
Edited by: akmishra.1 on Jun 16, 2011 6:45 PM

Hello Bala,
Regarding your first question, AFAIK, the userexit logic of pricing should be developed in IPC pricing routines and uploaded to the SAP system with appropriate userexit assignment.
About the second question, I am not very clear on what is the requirement? Do you want to modify certain data before a document is actually created/simulated in the SAP system? In this case, there are some enhancement points in the FM SD_SALESDOCUMENT_CREATE. This is what I used to modify/add/delete some data before the basket data is simulated or created as a quotation/order in the SAP ECC system.
Pradeep

How to fix a conflict between PnP ISA and Sound Blaster?

I have installed Solaris 10 as a stand alone on my notebook (x86) as one virtual PC. There is one Error: Resource Conflicts Found.
------ADS Sound Blaster has a conflict -----------------
IRQ conflict with Pnp ISA: Sound Blaster: both use 5
How to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance.
John

There is too much nonsense talked about HDMI cables. For a start they shouldn't be sold as 1.2/1.3/1.4 etc compatible, the HDMI standard expressly forbids this. There are standard (cat 1 - < 75 MHz) and high speed cables (cat 2 - < 340 MHz) and both will work with the Apple TV.
Strictly speaking a cable should meet the HDMI standards before it can be sold and if it doesn't work you should ask for it to be replaced. Higher cost cables cost more because of quality, quality that is represented in quality control or tolerance, higher price cables will likely have a lower failure rate, but that doesn't mean cheap cables shouldn't work when you buy them.
Uniformity in diameter and in length are paramount. If one component is 1/3200 th of a mm longer than another the signal will become out of sync, variations in diameter can cause the signal to bounce back along the cable.
Personally, I'd never buy an expensive HDMI cable but I'd also avoid the ultra cheap ones, they should work out of the box, but throughout their life they will likely be pulled, bent, tripped over and run over with the vacuum cleaner, better cables are likely to have greater resistance to such treatment.

Customize ISA and GS segments

Hi,
According to the EDi X12 the ISA06 and ISA08 values are expected to have a length 15.Is there any way we can customize length of the the two feilds
Thanks
SOUJI

You can change these in the ecs file using Oracle Document Editor/SpecBuilder ..

ISA and Business On Behalf

hi
we are trying to activate scenario business on behalf.
we have made the correspondind settings in shopadmin and CRM,
but when we try to log on to our Internet BOB shop we receive an error
that the shop does not exists.
We cannot find the BOB shop to the main page of our B2B.

Hello ,
As I know there is a special sales order type in CRM which is called ISBR Order On Behalf.
The scenario which you define in shopadmin must me B2B scenario and you have to
Specify ISBR as the order which this Webshop uses.
It is up to you to use the same product catalog with a different variant or a completely new product Catalog.
After that you have to specify in XCM application that this is a Business On Behalf Scenatio.
Best Regards
George.

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