Send IDocs internally in a client

Dear all,
I am not sure if this really fits in this forum. But perhaps someone can help me.
I need to send IDocs internally wihin a given client (inter company). So I created a port and a RFC connection pointing on the system itself. My problem is now, that I do not know the "right" authorizations for the service user of the RFC connection to post these IDocs. I prepared it to the user the IDoc adapter uses, but this user seems to be rather powerfull.
Does anyone have an idea how to find this out?
Kind regards
Florian

Sure I was able to create & test the rfc connection. However I receive an error in SM58 "No authorization to send IDocs with message type DELINS". The current authorization of the RFC user are:
Y_RFC_IDOC                          Y_RFC_IDOC
             Manually   Cross-application Authorization Objects
                    Manually   Authorization Check for RFC Access
                     Manually   Authorization Check for RFC Access
                       Activity                       Execute
                       Name of RFC to be protected    *
                       Type of RFC object to be prote Function group
Best regards
Florian

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Partner profile to send Idoc to PI 7.4 system from ECC

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Hi Experts,
I am doing idoc to file scenario.
I am having SAP R/3 system with 3 clients(100, 200 & 300), IDOC is comming from SAP R/3( any one of the client)
In this is scenario, I am sending IDOC-XML as it is to the NON-SAP system.
I heard that, i can do in 3 ways. those are
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2. Without message type: create a message interface whose message type would be idoc itself
3. With message type: export the IDOC as xsd file and re import the xsd file as an external definition.
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MY ASSUPTION:
step1: I will import the IDOC into IR.
step2: Directly i will go to the ID without desiging any object in IR ( is it ok).
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So please tell me the entire scenario how to achieve this.
Please help in this issue.

Hi Laxmi
1. Without any repository objects: you can go ahead with No interface mechanism on the target side.
-- Not Possible
2. Without message type: create a message interface whose message type would be idoc itself
-- No need for the Message Interface for IDOC. You will directly import the IDOC and do the Mapping
3. With message type: export the IDOC as xsd file and re import the xsd file as an external definition.
-- This is Possible. you are export the IDOC as XSD File and reimport the same. so there is no difference. If you are going to change the IDOC Structure then this is possible.
Here I am sending some links which are useful for IDOC to File Scenario. Please go thru the links given below..
While doing an IDOC -> XI -> File scenario, The Points to noted are:
1. You dont need a DT, MT or a message interface for the IDOC as it itself acts as the Message Interface.
2. You import the IDOC and use the same in your mapping.
3. In this configuration note that you dont have a sender agreement as you dont have a sender IDOC adapter.
If it is that you wanted to send an IDOC from XI (File to IDOC) , then in this case:
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File -> IDOC ref:
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/dc/6b833243d711d1893e0000e8323c4f/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/dc/6b7cd343d711d1893e0000e8323c4f/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/32/692037b1f10709e10000009b38f839/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/5e/b8f8bf356dc84096e4fedc2cd71426/frameset.htm
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We have a non sap system which needs to send IDoc to XI, Please could you answer my following four questions
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SNDPOR
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4. In what step does XI use the logical system name of the Business system(in SLD)?
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Edited by: Chidambaram Danus on Jan 25, 2008 2:21 PM

Hi
there is bit wrong interpretation of the statement
If the sender system is a non-SAP system, the sender service is identified from the logical system name of the sender port.
If the sender system is nonSAP it indicates taht the data is coming to XI from non sap systems such as file, database, webservice etc. to XI and from XI it will pass to sap as IDOC inbound.
For this you need to create the logical system in SAP (receiver) and pass on that value to IDOC header.
You could maintain it in the Business service used for Sender system (nonSAP). here it will be available in the tabs ---> History.
note : IDOC is the concept of data container in SAP, you will not be able to have the IDOCs in non sap systems...
Thanks
Swarup
Edited by: Swarup Sawant on Jan 25, 2008 2:54 PM

Error in Sending IDoc to XI

Hi Gurus,
We are not being able to send Idocs from one of our Back-end SAP system. The Idoc status in we05 is successful but it doesn't reach XI. So we checked in SM58 in the Back-end R/3 system and there it shows the error:
No Service For System SAP*** , Client *** in Integration Directory
We tried almost every possible setup
-The System is defined in SLD and has the logical system name.
-The Adapter Specific Identifiers are correct for the corresponding business system in ID
-The RFC destination in R/3 system is defined.
- Read through other similar threads in SDN about the similar problem.
Do anyone have a more definite solution for this particular problem? The other R/3 systems are connected to XI system and all IDocs from those systems are arriving at XI.
Waiting for your valuable advices!
Regards,
Suddha

Hi All,
We had eventually found the solution to this problem we were facing in sending IDoc, though I couldn't manage to update the thread with the solution. I think this would be a very helpful information for those who face similar problems.
Let me describe the scenario first briefly,
We are sending an IDoc (Idoc extension), from SAP system to XI and then send the XML payload as mail attachment to the receiver via receiver mail adapter. Since this is a cross company transaction, hence we have configured the scenario as a B2B in ID, which means we use Parties for both the sender and receiver.
Now in the ID we had done all necessary configurations and used parties and services under Party. For the sender SAP system we assigned a Business System to Sender Partner, configured the Party Alternative Identifiers correctly. The ports were created in IDX1.
On the other hand the SAP system was also configured successfully - including Partner Profile, Distribution List, RFC destinations and ports.
In SLD we created Business System for the SAP system and in ID the Business System under party had the correct logical system name as Adapter Specific Identifiers.
But after all these, the IDoc was not arriving at XI, though in R/3 the status of the IDoc was 03 in we02. When we checked in sm58 in R/3, it showed us the error message that "No Service For System SAP*** , Client *** in Integration Directory".
The cause to this problem was:
We created (assigned from SLD) Business System only under Party (Sender), as this was a B2B scenario, and didn't create (assign) a Business System without Party, as we didn't need one at all in the scenario configuration. And this the reason behind this error. When an Idoc arrives at XI, before the Inbound IDoc adapter converts the IDoc to IDoc XML using IDoc metadata............it checks in Configuarion to see if any Service without Party (Busniess System) is defined for the Sender SAP System and Client (The SNDPOR and MANDT field values from IDoc Control header are taken as the SAP SID and Client). If it finds one it accepts the IDoc and starts the Normalization (Sender Party, Service......in the message header) and IDoc to XML conversion. If it cannot find an Service without Party in ID for sender system, it rejects the Idoc with the error message that we saw in sm58 in backend R/3 system.
In this step the Service under Party doesn't help, because at this point the Inbound IDoc adapter can not deterimine the sender party.
Hence for sending an IDoc from an SAP system to XI, we need to have an Service Without Party in ID, whether or not we require it in our actual Scenario Configuration, which is ofcourse not a case for the Reverse Scenario, ie Sending an IDoc into SAP system from XI.
This is the similar with BC adapter as well. I was already aware about this behaviour of BC adapter from my past experience and this actually helped to troubleshoot this IDoc adapter problem.
This was ofcourse a useful and new learning for me and hope would be helpful to others as well. Let me know if anyone has any doubts on this.
Regards,
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Edited by: Suddhasatta Guha on Aug 28, 2008 1:03 PM

Why no sender idoc adapter .

hi,
while configuring idoc to file ......... why we are not using sender communication channel or configuring sender idoc adapter ..............
thanks in advance,
jp.

The main use of a sender adapter is to convert the input format into an XI supported XML format. Once this is done, the sender agreement appends the header with the sender details. In the case of IDoc adapter, you would not require a sender agrrement or a sender channel for the following reasons
1. The adapter resides on ABAP stack hence the integration server takes care of the IDoc to XML conversion without requirement for adapter.
2. The business system that is sending the adapter has already been assigned to a technical system which normally acts as an Integration server.
3. In the system, you fill in the adapter specific identifiers where you define under the IDoc adapter, the Logical system name and the R/3 client and the number.

Problem while sending IDOC to File Senario

Hi Experts
 I am having problem while sending the Idoc from SAP R/3 to File
 I have done all the setting in SAP as well in XI but while pushing IDOC
 I am getting error in the transaction sm58 in SAP R/3
" The service for the client 300(My SAP R/3 client) is not present in Integration
Directory"
I can any one explain me what to done on this....all the connections are fine
Waiting for Response
Adv points and thanx
Rakesh

Reason and Prerequisites
You send IDocs from system ABC to the exchange infrastructure (XI) of system XIZ, and error messages are issued in system ABC (Transaction SM58) for the IDOC_INBOUND_ASYNCHRONOUS function module.
This note proposes solutions for the following error messages:
a) No service for system SAPABC client 123 in the integration directory
b) Transaction IDX1: Port SAPABC, client 123, RFC destination
c) ::000
d) NO_EXEC_PERMISSION: "USER" "Business_System"
e) IDoc adapter inbound: Error error ...
Solution
a) Error message: No service for system SAPABC client 123 in the integration directory
Solution:
You send IDocs from system ABC to XI. In the control record of the IDoc, the SNDPOR field contains the value "SAPABC". The client of the sending system is determined by the MANDT field of the control record. The system ID and client are then used to determine a service without party of the type (business-system/business-service):
Business system
Activities in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)(Create technical system):
Create a technical system for system ABC in the SLD, and create the client for this. Do not forget to assign an "ALE logical system" (for example, "ABCCLNT123") to this technical system.
SLD (Business system):
You can now explicitly assign a business system to this client.
For more details, refer to the SLD documentation.
Activities in system ABC (self-registration in the SLD):
Alternatively, you can register the system in the SLD in system ABC with Transaction RZ70. You will find detailed information about the SLD registration of systems on the SAP Service Marketplace for the "Exchange Infrastructure" in the document "Exchange_Installation_Guide.pdf".
In system ABC, you can check your configuration with TransactionSLDCHECK.
Activities in Integration Directory (import business system from SLD):
You will find the business systems under Services Without Party in the Integration Services. In the Service menu, you will find the system identifiers, the client, and the corresponding ALE logical system under "Objects"->"Adapter-specific identifiers".
Use the Import/Update button to copy the data from the SLD, to create business systems, or to update their identifiers.
Business service
Activities in the Integration Builder directory:
You want to create a service without party that is not part of your system infrastructure and is therefore not maintained in the SLD.
In the Integration Builder directory, you will find the "Business-Services" under Services Without Party. In the Service menu, you will find the system identifiers, the client, and the corresponding ALE logical system under "Objects"->"Adapter-specific identifiers".
Activate the change list in Integration Directory.
In system ABC, you can restart the incorrect entry from Transaction SM58 .
b) Error message: Transaction IDX1: Port SAPABC, client 123, RFC destination
Solution:
The Integration Server tries to load the IDoc metadata from the sending system. The IDoc schemas from the Integration Repository cannot be used because they are release-dependent.
The sending system is determined by the value of the "SNDPOR" field from the IDoc control record (for example, "SAPABC").
Activities in the central XI system:
In Transaction IDX1, you can assign an RFC destination to the sending system (for example, "SAPABC"). This must be created beforehand in Transaction SM59.
Note that the IDoc metadata is cross-client data. In Transaction IDX1, only one entry must be maintained for each system. Only the lowest client is used by the runtime for Idoc metadata retrieval with RFC.
Ensure that only SAPABC and not "SAPABC_123" is entered in the port name.
c) Error message: "::000"
Solution:
This error occurs if the central XI system tries to load the IDoc metadata from the sending system by RFC.
There may be several different reasons for the failure of the metadata import, the error is not transferred in full by tRFC completely, and this results in the error message above.
User cannot log onto sending system
User/password/client is not correct or the user is logged due to too many failed logons.
Activities in sender system ABC:
Transaction SM21 contains entries for failed logons.
Activities in the central XI system:
Determine the sending port from the IDoc control record of the IDoc. If the ID of the sending system has the value "ABC", the value of the sending port is "SAPABC". You will find the RFC destination used for the "SAPABC" sending port with the lowest client in Transaction IDX1. In Transaction SM59, you will find the RFC destination containing the maintained logon data .
User does not have the required authorizations
Activities in the sender system ABC:
In Transaction SM21, you will find entries relating to authorization problems and more exact details.
Contact your system administrator and, if necessary, assign the user the required roles in user administration.
IDoctyp/Cimtyp cannot be loaded
Activities in sender system ABC:
In the sender system, you can check your IDoc types in Transaction WE30 (IDoc type editor) Take note not only of the errors, but also of the warnings.
The most common errors are:
- IDoc type or segments not released
- Segments that no longer exist are listed in the IDoc type
- Data elements that do not exist in the DDIC are assigned to fields
in the segment.
Contact your system administrator and correct these errors in the IDoc type.
d) Error message: NO_EXEC_PERMISSION: "User" "Business_System"
Solution:
You created a list of users in the directory who are authorized to use the "Business_System". The user in the error message is not on the list.
Alternatively, the same error is used if you have created a sender agreement with a channel of the IDoc type for the "Business_System" and the interface used. The user in the error message is not contained in the list of all authorized users defined there.
e) Error message: IDoc adapter inbound: Error error
Solution:
You send IDocs to the central XI system, where they are received by the IDoc adapter. The IDocs are converted into IDoc XML, and a corresponding XI message is generated and transferred to the XI Runtime Engine. The Engine tries to read its own business system from the "Exchange Profile". If the Exchange Profile is currently unavailable, the message is not processed and it is returned to the sending system with an error message.
Regard's
Prabhakar.....

Sender IDOC issue.

Dear all,
I am doing IDOC to FILE scenario.
I did all the configuration required.
1) in r/3 side:- created LS, RFC destination, port ,PP .
2)XI side:- created rfc destination , port in IDX1.
IDOC is generated perfectly but in SM 58 I am getting the following error message
u201D No service for system SAP***, client 800 in ID.
After this error I created the business system in ID but still I am getting the same error.
when I tried to import IDOC metadata in IDX2, I not able to view my port created in IDX1.
Than got the same error like this forum Re: IDoc Metadata message
Than created TS and BS as of type WEB AS ABAP with the help of RZ70,
But still I am getting the same error in IDX2 also.
In sm58 system looking for which service??
Regards,
Navneet

Hi Navneet,
Please do the following:
You send IDocs from system ABC to XI. In the control record of the IDoc, the SNDPOR field contains the value "SAPABC". The client of the sending system is determined by the MANDT field of the control record. The system ID and client are then used to determine a service without party of the type (business-system/business-service):
Business system
Activities in the System Landscape Directory (SLD)(Create technical system):
Create a technical system for system ABC in the SLD, and create the client for this. Do not forget to assign an "ALE logical system" (for example, "ABCCLNT123") to this technical system.
SLD (Business system):You can now explicitly assign a business system to this client.
Activities in system ABC (self-registration in the SLD):
Alternatively, you can register the system in the SLD in system ABC with Transaction RZ70. In system ABC, you can check your configuration with Transaction SLDCHECK.
Activities in Integration Directory (import business system from SLD):
You will find the business systems under Services Without Party in the Integration Services. In the Service menu, you will find the system identifiers, the client, and the corresponding ALE logical system under "Objects"->"Adapter-specific identifiers".Use the Import/Update button to copy the data from the SLD, to create business systems, or to update their identifiers.
Business service
Activities in the Integration Builder directory:
You want to create a service without party that is not part of your system infrastructure and is therefore not maintained in the SLD.
In the Integration Builder directory, you will find the "Business-Services" under Services Without Party. In the Service menu, you will find the system identifiers, the client, and the corresponding ALE logical system under "Objects"->"Adapter-specific identifiers".
Activate the change list in Integration Directory.
In system ABC, you can restart the incorrect entry from Transaction SM58 .
Thanks & Regards
Prabhat

RFC error "No authorization to send IDOCs with message type ..."

Hi all,
I have now tried just about everything I could think of, applied all the notes mentioned on this forum but still no luck. Can anyone please help ...
I have got a file to idoc scenario, the status in the sxmb_moni is successful, but the outbound processing logs an error. When I go to transaction SM58 I get an error for the user XIAFUSER with the message "No authorization to send IDOCs with message type WPUUMS".
I have tried giving this user SA_ALL access and still got the same error thus concluding that this is not an authorisation error.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Liesel

Hi Liesel,
The RFC destination that you have put in IDoc communication channel must be present in your SAP XI system, transaction SM59 also.
Please check if the user id/Password that you have given has all the authorization.
Also check the User ID and passwrord in SM59 in R3 and see if a Remote Login is possible.
There is also some configuration by which the clients are allowed / blocked from receiving Idocs from XI. Basis guys can do it for you. Please approach your basis consultant. Hopefully that helps..
Regards,
Abhy Thomas

Error sending IDOC from external Java application to Sap ERP system

Hi Experts!
When I try to send Idoc from Java application to XI an error occurs : no service for system CLNTJAVA, client in Integration Server.
My question is: What value the setSenderPort() is excepting?The Java third party business system's logical name or the ERP business system's logical name where the JCO can be found?I tried both of them, but still have the problem.
Please help. I read all threads about this error, but non of those can help me.
My relevant java sourcecode:
doc.setSenderPort("CLNTJAVA");
The XI documentation says that:In the case of non-SAP senders, the entry in the SNDPOR field is interpreted as a logical system name, and the corresponding business system is searched for in the runtime cache.
Both case(third party business sytem and erp business system) I have configured the ID i think correctly. I made a business systems,I configured the adapter specific identifies,I made the IDX1 port,I made the RFC destination,I polled the IDOC type with IDX2 transaction, I have made full cache refresh,I configured the INTEGRATION_DIRECTORY_HMI rfc destination,but I do not made any communication channels, receiver determinations, receiver agreement.
My configurations if it can help for you.
Hostname:sapsp5
System name: NE2
Clients:
000 ERP
001 Integration Server
SLD configurations:
Third Party Technical system name: Java_sytem
Business System:CLNTJAVA
Logical system name: CLNTJAVA
ID configurations:
Business System:CLNTJAVA
adapter-specific identifiers:logical system:CLNTJAVA, the rest is initial,because I cant change it.
IDX1 port name: CLNTJAVA the client is 001. the rfc destination is client_001.
I think the IDX1 port and the adapter specific identifiers are wrong. is it?
my java source if the sender is the JCO
doc.setSenderPort("INTSERV");
My configurations if the sender is the JCO.
SLD configurations:
Technical system name: NE2
Business System:INTEGRATION_SERVER_NE2
Logical system name: INTSERV
ID configurations:
Business System:INTEGRATION_SERVER_NE2
adapter-specific identifiers:logical system:INTSERV,system NE2,client 001.
IDX1 port name: INTSERV the client is 001. the rfc destination is client_001.
Could this error be an autorization error?I tired to connect to the xi from the Java, with the user PIISUSER extended with PISUPER roles.
Thank very much.

Hi!
My SNDPOR already set to my source business system's logical name if you check my configurations(JAVACLNT), so there is another problem unfortunately. I set SNDPRN to JAVA, but it still does not work.
Check this configuration please(posted here:
No service for system ... in Integration Directory)
doc.setMessageType("ACC_DOCUMENT");
doc.setRecipientPort("SAPSE1"); // get stuck in XI mapping if not set
doc.setRecipientPartnerType("LS");
doc.setRecipientPartnerNumber("SE1CLNT500");
doc.setSenderPort("SAP3MA");
doc.setSenderPartnerType("LS");
doc.setSenderPartnerNumber("TREMACLNT");
doc.setClient("100");
Inside XI configuration integration builder
Business Service: Service: TREMACLNT
Under the menu Service - Adapter specific identifiers
Idoc Adapter Logical system: TAPPMAN (This thing is important when sending idoc XI -> SAP and should match the logical sys in the receiving SAP system)
IDoc Adapter and RFC adapter R/3 Sysytem ID: 3MA
Client: 100
In IDX1 trans
Port: SAP3MA (Note that the 3MA here is matched against the IDoc Adapter and RFC adapter R/3 Sysytem ID: 3MA)
(a not so well documented feature)
Client: 100
RFC Destination: SE1 (A SAP test system from where IDOC def can be imported, rfc dests are setup in SM59)
I guess that your idx1 port name is the same as the SNDPOR value. I think it should be, because the XI is whatching the IDOC traffic in the idoc adapter port, so you should send the IDOC from external system to the adapter port. Is it right?
My idx1 port is the same as my SNDPOR value in Java,but still came the error.

Send IDocs internally in a client

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