RFC via XI - SOAP-Adapter

Hallo,
Hi,
I have configured RFC-Sender and SOAP receiver adapter. RFC-Sender has the entry for Applicationserver and Programmid. Programmid is unique on our system. On testing in R/3, execute z_bapixx with created destination (TCP/IP), I get a runtime error "lookup of alternativeServiceIdentifier via CPA-cache failed for channel" for sender channel. I checked smgw, there is a entry with LU-sap2, TP-name BPIDSOAP, status-connected, sap-error , CPIC-error as 0 and symbolic destination <Java.
CPA-cache has status green and there is no XML-msg in XI.
Does someone have an idea that it to lie could or which is still missing?
regards
Hüsniye

Try the following:
1. Open the service holding the RFC adapter you are trying to use. On the top menu, goto Service -> Adapter Specific Identifiers..
2. Check that the R/3 System ID is equal to the one specified in the SLD.
3. In change mode, you will also have a button for comparing with system landscape.
You should concider clearing the SLD data cache before the steps above.
Remember that you can not define a RFC sender adapter for a Business service. You will need to configure it under a Business System defined in the SLD.
Bjorn Espen

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