Rosettanet RNIF1.1 adapter

Hi All,
We are presently on XI3.0 SP19 and have Rosettanet RNIF 1.1.We want to upgrade XI to PI7.1 EHP1.
My question
1.Once the system is upgraded to PI7.1 EHP1, do we have to do any configuration( if so, what?)or re-import XI CONTENT ROSETTANET 1.0 or do anything related to Rosettanet?
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Padmaja.

Hi all,
For anyone who is facing the same issue : I changed from RFC receiver to proxy receiver interface (that supports system ack /application ack). I moved the ABAP processing logic from the RFC (BAPI) receiver to the proxy receiver.
This 'resolved' the internal 'AckNotSupported' message. The only 'side-effect' we still see in the SXMB_MONI is that the message flows keep a green question mark in the ack status 'Awaiting Ack' field. But this does not seem to have any negative side effect sofar.
Dirk

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Hi Experts,
I have an query regarding use and advantages of adapter!
I want to know in what preference should the adpaters be used IDOC,RFC,PROXIES. what should we consider to use first and what are the advanatages of one over the other.
Regards .
Saras Jain

Hi Saras Jain ,
These r the details regarding Adapters:
Adapter framework
What are XI Adapters?
Adapters enable communication between the XI integration engine and an application system. This leads to the compatibility between heterogeneous systems.Adapters convert the XI protocol (SOAP with attachments over HTTP) to the protocol spoken by the application system and vice-versa.The key purpose of XI is to integrate heterogeneous systems and adapters are the key enabler to achieving this goal
Adapter Categories
Application adapters provided by SAP (IDoc and RFC) and 3rd party vendors (Seeburger, Siebel, Oracle, ...)
Technical adapters relate to specific protocols
File systems (FTP / File)
RDBMS systems (JDBC)
Messaging systems (JMS)
Web services (SOAP)
Mail servers (SMTP)
SAP Business Connector
Marketplaces
Industry standard adapters
RosettaNet
CIDX
The Adapter Engine
The XI Adapter engine is the home of the majority of the XI adapters. Only the IDoc adapter and the plain HTTP adapter do not reside on the adapter engine. They reside on the Integration Server.
It is fully integrated in to the XI landscape with tools provided for configuration, logistics and monitoring. It's Adapter Framework is based on the JCA.
SAP XI requires an adapter framework to communicate outside of the SAP system. These adapters translate code from external applications to an XML message for NetWeaver processes using the Java Connector Architecture.It is a part of the Adapter Engine, which provides interfaces for configuring, managing, and monitoring adapters.
Structure of the Adapter Framework
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fd/16e140a786702ae10000000a155106/content.htm
Adapter for SAP XI environment
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wbihelp/v6rxmx/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.wbia_adapters.doc/doc/sap_xi/sapximst11.htm
List of all adapters compatible with XI 3.0
http://searchsap.techtarget.com/expert/KnowledgebaseAnswer/0,289625,sid21_gci1229988_tax304527,00.html
Adapter and Module Development
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/8b/895e407aa4c44ce10000000a1550b0/content.htm
Legacy Integration with the SAP XI Adapter
http://www.makdata.de/www_makdata/sites/www.makdata.de/en/solutions/solutions02/downloads/SAP_XI_Adapter_mak_data_news_23_en.pdf
Installing the SAP XI Integration Components of the XI Adapter
http://documentation.softwareag.com/crossvision/xio311/install/sapXiInstall.htm
cheers!
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Suppress requested acknowledgement / AckNotSupported

Hi,
We have a Rosettanet flow over the RNIF1.1 adapter. By default , this adapter will add the 'SystemErrAck' and 'ApplicationErrAck' during the conversion of the message into XI format.
This message is send to an RFC receiver ( that doesn't support ApplicationErrAck ).
The result is that a message 'AckNotSupported' is triggered for each flow. This return flow goes in error in the RNIF adapter because the adapter doesn't know what to do with it ( and anyway I don't want to send a message to my partner informing him of a limitation in my system )
How can we suppress this ( unwanted ) behaviour ?
-Can we change the sender ack settings during message mapping ?
-Is there a generic adapter module that can do this ?
( which I could add in the RFC receiver channel )
-Should I change to receiver proxy ?
Other suggestions ?
rgds
Dirk
PS This is a high volume interface so I want to avoid BPM
Message was edited by:
Dirk Deberlanger

Hi all,
For anyone who is facing the same issue : I changed from RFC receiver to proxy receiver interface (that supports system ack /application ack). I moved the ABAP processing logic from the RFC (BAPI) receiver to the proxy receiver.
This 'resolved' the internal 'AckNotSupported' message. The only 'side-effect' we still see in the SXMB_MONI is that the message flows keep a green question mark in the ack status 'Awaiting Ack' field. But this does not seem to have any negative side effect sofar.
Dirk

IDOC to xml file

hi,
my name is avinash.i m new to xi.i have few qs regarding it.
1.what is third party?
2.what are adapters?where are they located?
3.what is IDOC?
4.how is IDOC converted to xml file?
pls reply.its urgent.
thanks in advance.
Message was edited by:
        avinash s

Hi avinash s ,
>>1.what is third party?
third party is middleware or intermediate software which takes data from sender & transfers to a reciever in his understandable format.
For Example
Suppose think that there r 3 different people who speak different languages.
Say User A understands french language,
       User B understands french , german, english language
       User C understands german language
& User A and C want 2 communicate . Hence their languages r different they can't understand. If they take the help of User B, He undertands the language of User A & converses to User C in german.
User B is the 3rd Party here.
This example can be viewed in terms of systems who r having different platforms & they want 2 exchange messages with each other.
Examples of 3rd party include:
TIBCO,XI,EDI.....
>> 2.what are adapters?where are they located?
Adapters enable communication between the XI integration engine and an application system. This leads to the compatibility between heterogeneous systems.Adapters convert the XI protocol (SOAP with attachments over HTTP) to the protocol spoken by the application system and vice-versa.The key purpose of XI is to integrate heterogeneous systems and adapters are the key enabler to achieving this goal
Adapter Categories
Application adapters provided by SAP (IDoc and RFC) and 3rd party vendors (Seeburger, Siebel, Oracle, ...)
Technical adapters relate to specific protocols
File systems (FTP / File)
RDBMS systems (JDBC)
Messaging systems (JMS)
Web services (SOAP)
Mail servers (SMTP)
SAP Business Connector
Marketplaces
Industry standard adapters
RosettaNet
CIDX
The Adapter Engine
The XI Adapter engine is the home of the majority of the XI adapters. Only the IDoc adapter and the plain HTTP adapter do not reside on the adapter engine. They reside on the Integration Server.
It is fully integrated in to the XI landscape with tools provided for configuration, logistics and monitoring. It's Adapter Framework is based on the JCA.
SAP XI requires an adapter framework to communicate outside of the SAP system. These adapters translate code from external applications to an XML message for NetWeaver processes using the Java Connector Architecture.It is a part of the Adapter Engine, which provides interfaces for configuring, managing, and monitoring adapters.
The following r good websites which give complete overview of Adapter:
Structure of the Adapter Framework
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fd/16e140a786702ae10000000a155106/content.htm
Adapter for SAP XI environment
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wbihelp/v6rxmx/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.wbia_adapters.doc/doc/sap_xi/sapximst11.htm
List of all adapters compatible with XI 3.0
http://searchsap.techtarget.com/expert/KnowledgebaseAnswer/0,289625,sid21_gci1229988_tax304527,00.html
Adapter and Module Development
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/8b/895e407aa4c44ce10000000a1550b0/content.htm
Legacy Integration with the SAP XI Adapter
http://www.makdata.de/www_makdata/sites/www.makdata.de/en/solutions/solutions02/downloads/SAP_XI_Adapter_mak_data_news_23_en.pdf
Installing the SAP XI Integration Components of the XI Adapter
http://documentation.softwareag.com/crossvision/xio311/install/sapXiInstall.htm
>>3.what is IDOC?
IDoc is a container that carries the data thru 2 methods : either thru ALE or EDI.
>> 4.how is IDOC converted to xml file?
Pls go thru the following websites :
A Step-by-Step Guide on IDoc-to-File Using Business Service in the XI Integration Directory
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e07dcaa0-a92b-2a10-3a96-b3d942bd1539
How to convert an IDoc-XML structure to a flat file and vice-versa in XI 3.0
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/46759682-0401-0010-1791-bd1972bc0b8a
Introduction to IDoc-XI-File scenario and complete walk through for starters.
/people/prateek.shah/blog/2005/06/08/introduction-to-idoc-xi-file-scenario-and-complete-walk-through-for-starters
cheers!
gyanaraj
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SAP XI 2.0 and SAP XI 3.0

can any one differentiate the feautures of SAP XI 2.0 and SAP XI 3.0??

Hi Gabriel,
SAP XI 3.0 enhances the functional range of SAP XI 2.0 by a lot of new features. The most important new features are:
Cross-component Business Process Management
a.You can model executable integration processes and
store them in the Integration Repository.
b. You can execute integration processes on a Business
Process Engine that is part of the SAP XI runtime
environment.
B2B Integration
a. Collaboration partner data can be maintained in the
Integration Directory.
b. A Partner Connectivity Kit (PCK) allows the
integration of business partners not using SAP XI or
other integration solution.
Industry standard support
a. RosettaNet communication with business partners is
supported through a RosettaNet adapter.
b. The RosettaNet adapter is part of an overall package
to enable SAP solutions to participate in RosettaNet
integration.
Adapter Framework and certification of adapters
a. A JCA-based adapter framework allows the integration
of adapters provided by SAP as well as by partners.
b. The integration of partner adapters is certifiable.
Simplified Configuration by Using Integration Scenarios as Templates
a. You can configure integration scenarios from the
Integration Repository and semi-automatically generate
all relevant configuration objects.
Enhanced Integration Builder functions
a. You can define data-dependent user authorizations
b. You can define an infinite number of change lists for
each user and exchange objects between different
change lists of different users.
Check these links
Re: XI 3.0 vs 2.0
is there any diff between sap xi 2.0 and 3.0?
Documentation of XI2.0 & XI3.0
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_xi20sr1/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
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SAP XI 2.0 Maintenance and Suport

Hi,
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Many thanks
Richard

Hi Gabriel,
SAP XI 3.0 enhances the functional range of SAP XI 2.0 by a lot of new features. The most important new features are:
Cross-component Business Process Management
a.You can model executable integration processes and
store them in the Integration Repository.
b. You can execute integration processes on a Business
Process Engine that is part of the SAP XI runtime
environment.
B2B Integration
a. Collaboration partner data can be maintained in the
Integration Directory.
b. A Partner Connectivity Kit (PCK) allows the
integration of business partners not using SAP XI or
other integration solution.
Industry standard support
a. RosettaNet communication with business partners is
supported through a RosettaNet adapter.
b. The RosettaNet adapter is part of an overall package
to enable SAP solutions to participate in RosettaNet
integration.
Adapter Framework and certification of adapters
a. A JCA-based adapter framework allows the integration
of adapters provided by SAP as well as by partners.
b. The integration of partner adapters is certifiable.
Simplified Configuration by Using Integration Scenarios as Templates
a. You can configure integration scenarios from the
Integration Repository and semi-automatically generate
all relevant configuration objects.
Enhanced Integration Builder functions
a. You can define data-dependent user authorizations
b. You can define an infinite number of change lists for
each user and exchange objects between different
change lists of different users.
Check these links
Re: XI 3.0 vs 2.0
is there any diff between sap xi 2.0 and 3.0?
Documentation of XI2.0 & XI3.0
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_xi20sr1/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Cheers...
Vasu
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XI 3.0 versus XI 2.0

Hi,
can I find somewhere the main difference between XI 3.0 an d XI 2.0?
THX Matt

SAP XI 3.0 enhances the functional range of SAP XI 2.0 by a lot of new features. The most important new features are:
Cross-component Business Process Management
a.You can model executable integration processes and
store them in the Integration Repository.
b. You can execute integration processes on a Business
   Process Engine that is part of the SAP XI runtime
   environment.
B2B Integration
a. Collaboration partner data can be maintained in the
   Integration Directory.
b. A Partner Connectivity Kit (PCK) allows the
   integration of business partners not using SAP XI or
   other integration solution.
Industry standard support
a. RosettaNet communication with business partners is
   supported through a RosettaNet adapter.
b. The RosettaNet adapter is part of an overall package
   to enable SAP solutions to participate in RosettaNet
   integration.
Adapter Framework and certification of adapters
a. A JCA-based adapter framework allows the integration
   of adapters provided by SAP as well as by partners.
b. The integration of partner adapters is certifiable.
Simplified Configuration by Using Integration Scenarios as Templates
a. You can configure integration scenarios from the
   Integration Repository and semi-automatically generate
   all relevant configuration objects.
Enhanced Integration Builder functions
a. You can define data-dependent user authorizations
b. You can define an infinite number of change lists for
   each user and exchange objects between different
   change lists of different users.
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Troubleshooting Guide - SAP XI 3.0/2.0

Dear all!
Since yesterday there's a new Troubleshooting Guide for XI available. Have a look at http://service.sap.com/instguidesnw04 -> Operations -> SAP XI -> Troubleshooting Guide - SAP XI 3.0/2.0.
Regards,
Klaus

Hi Gabriel,
SAP XI 3.0 enhances the functional range of SAP XI 2.0 by a lot of new features. The most important new features are:
Cross-component Business Process Management
a.You can model executable integration processes and
store them in the Integration Repository.
b. You can execute integration processes on a Business
Process Engine that is part of the SAP XI runtime
environment.
B2B Integration
a. Collaboration partner data can be maintained in the
Integration Directory.
b. A Partner Connectivity Kit (PCK) allows the
integration of business partners not using SAP XI or
other integration solution.
Industry standard support
a. RosettaNet communication with business partners is
supported through a RosettaNet adapter.
b. The RosettaNet adapter is part of an overall package
to enable SAP solutions to participate in RosettaNet
integration.
Adapter Framework and certification of adapters
a. A JCA-based adapter framework allows the integration
of adapters provided by SAP as well as by partners.
b. The integration of partner adapters is certifiable.
Simplified Configuration by Using Integration Scenarios as Templates
a. You can configure integration scenarios from the
Integration Repository and semi-automatically generate
all relevant configuration objects.
Enhanced Integration Builder functions
a. You can define data-dependent user authorizations
b. You can define an infinite number of change lists for
each user and exchange objects between different
change lists of different users.
Check these links
Re: XI 3.0 vs 2.0
is there any diff between sap xi 2.0 and 3.0?
Documentation of XI2.0 & XI3.0
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_xi20sr1/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/14/80243b4a66ae0ce10000000a11402f/frameset.htm
Cheers...
Vasu
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Third Party Adapters

How does Adapter Engine communicate with IS and How to select third party adapters in Adapter Engine

Hi srinu..
from help i could gather some information for u...
Adapter Engine
Purpose
You use the Adapter Engine to connect the Integration Engine to SAP systems (RFC adapter) and external systems. You use the various adapters in the Adapter Engine to convert XML and HTTP-based messages to the specific protocol and format required by these systems, and the other way around.
Implementation Considerations
The Adapter Engine is based on the adapter framework. The adapter framework is based on the SAP J2EE Engine (as part of the SAP Web Application Server) and the J2EE Connector Architecture (JCA). The adapter framework provides interfaces for configuration, management, and monitoring of adapters.
The adapter framework has its own queuing and logging services. This means that you can run the Adapter Engine temporarily without a connection to the Integration Server.
The Adapter Engine is a separate software component that is automatically installed on the Integration Server. In this case, it is the central Adapter Engine. However, you can also install the Adapter Engine separately on another host. It is then a non-central Adapter Engine.
Integration
You configure the adapters in the configuration part of theIntegration Builder. You define the parameters of the respective adapter during thedefinition of collaboration profiles in thecommunication channel. It is possible to define generic modules for each adapter in the module processor to equip the adapter with additional functions.
It is possible to integrate customer adapters into the Adapter Engine. See also: Adapter Development.
Features
The Adapter Engine provides adapters, which you use to do the following, depending on their configuration:
·        Communicate with SAP R/3 systems using the RFC interface (RFC adapter)
·        Enable data exchange with the SAP Business Connector (SAP Business Connector adapter)
·        Exchange data with external systems using a file interface or an FTP server (file/FTP adapter)
·        Access databases using JDBC (JDBC adapter)
·        Communicate with messaging systems using the JMS API (JMS adapter)
·        Integrate remote clients or Web Service providers using the SOAP adapter (SOAP adapter)
·        Connect marketplaces to the Integration Engine (Marketplace adapter)
·        Connect e-mail servers to the Integration Engine (mail adapter)
·        Communicate with systems that support the RosettaNet standard (RNIF adapter)
·        The CIDX adapter supports Chem eStandards, an open standard for business-to-business data exchange in the chemical industry.
·        The XI adapter is used for communication between Integration Servers and with the PCK.
In the adapter configuration, you specify whether an adapter is to be located at the inbound channel (sender adapter) or at the outbound channel (receiver adapter) of an Integration Engine.
Receiver adapters support system acknowledgments but not application acknowledgments.
hope it is usefull..
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The Adapter Engine provides adapters, which you use to do the following, depending on their configuration:
- Communicate with SAP systems using the RFC interface (RFC adapter)
- Enable data exchange with the SAP Business Connector (SAP Business Connector adapter)
- Exchange data with external systems using a file interface or an FTP server (file/FTP adapter)
- Access databases using JDBC (JDBC adapter)
- Communicate with messaging systems using the JMS API (JMS adapter)
- Integrate remote clients or Web Service providers using the SOAP adapter (SOAP adapter)
- Connect marketplaces to the Integration Engine (Marketplace Adapter)
- Connect e-mail servers to the Integration Engine (Mail adapter)
- Communicate with systems that support the RosettaNet standard (RNIF adapter)
- The CIDX adapter supports Chem eStandards, an open standard for business-to-business data exchange in the chemical industry
See below link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/8f/d906d01f77fa40a4c84683c3f8326f/content.htm
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RNIF rosettanet adapter - additional license costs??

Hello All,
I'd like to check whether any of you can let me know whether you have faced additional licence charges for using the the RNIF adapter (for Rosettanet).
I understand that using the 'XI CONTENT FOR ROSETTANET' business package costs exta but we have no intention of using this - we just need to use the RNIF adapter.
Please let me know if you are using this adapter.
I saw the some old posts on thsi topic from 2004 but nothing since then so thought I would give it another try.
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Richard

1. As far as your certificate related query is concerned, PI alone can very well handle this and no third party product is required. Your communication is XML based, therefore no need to use third party adapters. Seeburger is generally used for EDI communication.
2. Yes, Rosettanet can solve your purpose.
3. ebXML can be handled using standard PI adapter with some additional header information which can be achieved using mapping or adapter module. Otherwise you may use iWay adapter for ebXML communciation.
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Delivery and Service Header Fields in RNIF Receiver Adapter for Rosettanet.

Hello all,
I need to populate the Delivery and Service header fields in Rosattenet MIME message in the receiver side.
For the sender side RNIF adapter, we can very well use the Adapter Specific message to get those fields from Rosattenet MIME message. But in my scenario, I need to use RNIF as the receiver, which will pick messages from other system and post it to RNIF.
Also, I have checked the receiver RNIF adapter, there I dont find any adapter specific messages to use.
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UP

Prasad
You have not mentioned which RNIF Adapter you are using whether 1.1 or 2.0. I will assume that you are using 2.0.
If you are using Single action responder the parameters you should configure is given here:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/70/d89d40c1252a54e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/fa/6b98403de08368e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
If you are using Two action responder the parameters you should configure is given here:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/6f/dc9d40759c2b54e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/2c/7198403de08368e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
---Satish

Rosettanet Adapter

hi,all
who knows how to IDoc(ORDERS05) mapping PIP3A4A and tell me how to Implementing RosettaNet in XI?how to use RNIF send/receiver information.
thanks.

Hi Jun,
There are 3 software components related to RosettaNet that are offered by SAP:
ROSETTANET
ROSETTANET CRM
ROSETTANET ERP
The component ROSETTANET contains mainly the definitions of the PIP's, while the components ROSETTANET ERP and ROSETTANET CRM
contain (most importantly) the mappings against the respective SAP backend (CRM or ERP).
If you look for complete support of PIP's including the mapping to the backend (IDoc or BAPI) you need to check which PIP's
are supported in ROSETTANET CRM or ROSETTANET ERP. Here the document you find following the link in the SAP service
marketplace is correct. As of today SAP offers mappings for the following PIP's:
Ccschilla: PIP3A4
PIP3A7
PIP3A8
PIP3A9
PIP3B2
PIP3C3
PIP3C6
If you are only interested in the PIP definition, you need to check the content of the component ROSETTANET (here you don't
find the latest information on the service marketplace). In general, SAP is working on making all PIP's available in that
component. If you are missing some PIP you can contact SAP, e.g. via this forum and the PIP's will be added and made
available very soon.
Currently you find the following PIP's:
PIP2A12
PIP3A1, 3A2, 3A4, 3A6, 3A7, 3A8, 3A9
PIP3B2, 3B12, 3B13, 3B14
PIP3C3, 3C4, 3C6
PIP4A1, 4A5
PIP5C1, 5C2, 5C3, 5C4
PIP6C1, 6C2
Also important to mention is that SAP works with some partners that also offer mappings for some PIP's, for example 3C4 and
the PIP6C* series.
Ccschilla: Please see the following
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/06/14/close-encounters-with-the-rosettanet-stk
/people/johannes.reich/blog/2006/08/07/about-electronic-documents-business-documents-and-messages
/people/paul.medaille/blog/2005/07/20/sap-launches-inititative-for-industry-content
/people/kevin.liu/blog/2006/12/29/service-enabling-rosettanet-business-processes
Hope this helps you..
Please do get back ro me if you need any other details...
Regards
Kiran..

Error while configuring B2B adapter in Jdev 11.1.1.6

Hi All,
While configuring B2B adapter in jdev 11.1.1.6, i'm getting the following error at the Document definition step,
Unable to connect to URL: https://ip address:port no/integration/services/b2b/B2BMetadataWSPort due to javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Message send failed: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: Violated path length constraints
please let me know if anyone of you faced this issue and has a resolution. We have SSL configured and using Rosettanet protocol.
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Terry

Terry,
It seems like a SSL issue related to the certificate. Can you make sure that certificate being presented by the server (hosting URL https://ip address:port no/integration/services/b2b/B2BMetadataWSPort) is valid and you have complete cert chain in the keystore of SOA server?
Regards,
Anuj

Error in Receiver RNIF1.1 communication channel

Hi ,
We are getting the below error in the Receiver RNIF1.1 communication channel
Transmitting the message to endpoint https://TTT.com.tw:4443/invoke/wm.ip.rn/receive using connection RNIF11Adapter failed, due to: com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.RecoverableException: <BODY bgcolor=#dddddd> <TABLE bgcolor=#dddddd border=1> <TR> <TD valign="top">$errorDump</TD> <TD>Server error occurred</TD> </TR> <TR> <TD valign="top">$errorInfo</TD> <TD><TABLE bgcolor=#dddddd border=1> <TR> <TD valign="top">$errorDump</TD> <TD>Server error occurred</TD> </TR> <TR> <TD valign="top">$error</TD> <TD>com.wm.estd.rosettaNet.TransportNotFoundException: The transport '' is not a registered RosettaNet transport. Ensure that the required package is activated. If the package is activated, then reload the pac
Please suggest,what caused this error.
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AR

Please check the Transport Parameters.
Refer for configuration
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/3d/99743f3d4b0866e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
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