No destination for Integration Server found - XI 2.0

Question

Hello,
  I have developed a few java proxies and have had good luck using the jpf.properties file.  Now, as we would like to set up more of a production scenario we are in need of moving over to the dbconnect.properties and technicalID.properties.  The problem is when switching over to these files I received the "No destination for Integration Server found" error.  So first off I would like to make sure we have the files configured correctly.
dbconnect.properties
hostname=xipsys
systemNumber=03
user=xiusr
password=xipswd
client=300
language=EN
... the dbconnect.properties file is correct I believe.
technicalID.properties
SAPTechnicalSystemIdentification=TS_MyTechnicalSystemName.SystemHome.MyPCName
... the TS_MyTechnicalSystemName is the technical system that I created in the SLD.  MyPCName is my computer name as this is where I'm running the java proxies from.
First off, does it look like my files are configured properly?
Second, in the SLD I've configured my technical system and also a business system with similar names and specified the host as MyPCName.  Is this correct?
I've also noticed that when I remove the files completely from my system I get the exact same error message however they are in the right location and have the correct names.  Is there anyway to get a better error message out of the system?  I know the files are in the right location cause if I use the jpf.properties in that location it works.
thx
XI 2.0

Answer 1

Well it's getting a lot closer.  I'm getting a different error now and its showing up in tx SXMB_MONI.  The error I get is...
ROUTING.NO_SENDER:Unable to find a sender
In the monitor it shows that there was a message pushed but it's red flagged and there is no sender/receiver information.  Is there anything else I need to add to the java proxies?
The following is my latest configuration ....
dbconnect.properties looks like
hostname=myXIServer
systemNumber=03
user=XILDUSER
password=password
client=300
language=EN
technicalID.properties
SAPTechnicalSystemIdentification=TS_myTechSys.SystemHome.BS_myBizSys
In the SLD I have TS_myTechSys defined as a "SAP Standalone Java System" on myComputer.mydomain.com.
Also in the SLD, I have defined BS_myBizSys as a "Java System" and belongs to the TS_myTechSys Technical System.
In the exChange Profile under ApplicationSystem I have the following defined
com.sap.aii.applicationsystem.serviceuser.language
com.sap.aii.applicationsystem.serviceuser.name
com.sap.aii.applicationsystem.serviceuser.pwd
com.sap.aii.proxy.framework.connection.timeoutInMSec
com.sap.aii.proxy.framework.destination
com.sap.aii.proxy.framework.destination.client
In addition I also get the following error sometimes...
JPF loadProfileProperties() - Could not access Exchange Profile: java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError: JCO.classInitialize(): Could not load middleware layer '
com.sap.mw.jco.rfc.MiddlewareRFC'
no sapjcorfc in java.library.path
I have this file as a dll in the same directory as all the jar's.
in addition XILDUSER is part of the following group
SAP_BC_AI_LANDSCAPE_DB_RFC
Should that user have more permission?
Any ideas?
XI 2.0
One more note, I am running my WebApp from an instance of Tomcat 4.1.  This is where the Java Proxies are running and it works fine using the jpf.properties.  Some of the documentation I've recently found has said that it needs to be running on a SAP J2EE engine which we will not be able to do in the end.
Message was edited by: Larry Chaput
Message was edited by: Larry Chaput