JAVA Performance data in EWA is missing.

Hi SAP-experts,
our EWA is missing the JAVA performance data. In transaction
u201CSOLMAN_WORKCENTER->Root Cause Analysis->End-to-End-Analysis->JAVA-System-><One of our java-system>->Workload Analysis-><SID> - Applicaton Server Javau201D
no data for E2E Metric Type Variable(multiple values) SERVLETS is available. And in transaction
SOLMAN_WORKCENTER->Root Cause Analysis->End-to-End-Analysis->JAVA-System-><One of our java-system>->Workload Analysis->Overviewu201D
all KPIs are u201Cn/au201D.
The transaction LISTCUBE (Infoprovider=0SMD_PE2H) shows no entries for selection :
Metric Type: HTTP SESSIONS
System ID: <SID of Java System>
Calendar Day: <startday> to <endday>
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The Extractors E2E_JAVA_EXTRACTOR_* are running.
Introscope Extractors are scheduled for the managed system Checked it in table E2E_ACTIVE_WLI.
Records are loaded. Checked Table E2E_EFWK_STATUS.
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The spool of job E2E HKCONTROLLER shows this error:
Target Infocube: 0SMD_PE2D
Source Infocube: 0SMD_PE2H
Destination    : NONE
Aggregator     :
E2E_HK_AGGREGATE
HK: Calling SMD_HOUSEKEEPER at NONE
HK: Error detected by SMD_HK_AGGREGATE
HK: Status :     0
HK: Message:
RSAPO_CLOSE_TRANS_REQUEST failed
HK: New Requests found:
APO_R4NGX6OEQD7GGFVSO540DFAIRW
APO_R4NGSA2CB8MO33L1833NBXTV9O
Runtime [s]:           9
In my opinion there is a problem with the data transfer in the infoproviders 0SMD_PE2D and 0SMD_PE2D. What further checks can I do and how can I resolve this problem?
Best regards
Willi Eimler

last part of the version data
(IA64)[hp10202:root]/usr/sap/hostctrl/exe> saphostexec -status
saphostexec running (pid = 20880)
sapstartsrv running (pid = 20894)
09:31:00 13.10.2011     LOG: Using PerfDir (DIR_PERF) = /usr/sap/tmp
saposcol running (pid = 12780)
(IA64)[hp10202:root]/usr/sap/hostctrl/exe> saphostexec -version
Component ********************
./saphostexec: 720, patch 92, changelist 1256713, hpia64, opt (Jun 15 2011, 22:42:14)
./sapcimc: 720, patch 92, changelist 1256713, hpia64, opt (Jun 15 2011, 22:42:14)
SAPHOSTAGENT information
kernel release                720
kernel make variant           720_REL
compiled on                   HP-UX B.11.23 U ia64 for hpia64
compiled for                  64 BIT
compilation mode              Non-Unicode
compile time                  Jun 15 2011 22:37:28
patch number                  68
latest change number          1256713
supported environment
operating system
HP-UX B.11

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