Sending IDoc to java

Hi everyone,
I'm interfacing a Java appl with SAP using JCo and Can I send Idoc between these 2 systems? and how can we do that?
Thanks,
Alex

Hi,
See the following links:
Sending Idoc to a java application
Kind Regards,
S.Saravanan.

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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 IDOC using JCO(Priorty -HIGH)

Hi, all
I am facing to send IDOC through JCO(Java Connector Object). if some body have idea then reply me.
In previous dovelopment i was using BAPI for save data . Now my requirement is IDOC.
Regards,
Sandeep
Edited by: sandeep verma on Jan 2, 2009 2:41 PM
Edited by: sandeep verma on Jan 2, 2009 2:41 PM

hi sandeep,
check this thread this will give the idea
Re: Send an IDoc over JCo
Sending Idoc to a java application
Sending IDoc to java
let me know uneed any further info
bvr

Partner profile to send Idoc to PI 7.4 system from ECC

Dear Experts ,
Do we need a partner profile to send Idoc to PI 7.4 system from ECC.
or Just Port on TRFC is enough ..?
if i need to create a Partner profile ...how to define a logical system and how Assign Logical System to Client... when there is no client for JAVA only PI system ..?
thanks
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Hi Mohamed,
You need to create a tRFC port on sending ECC system. The RFC destination selected in this port os the one created for IDOC transfer.
Also you need a logical system, use client 000, i.e. PI1CLNT000.
At last you have to create a partner profile to define the IDOC type used.
Best Regards
Harald

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Now my configuration is send IDOC using vendor material.
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Start here:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/getStarted/cupojava/
Also these:
Sun's basic Java tutorial
Sun's New To Java Center. Includes an overview of what Java is, instructions for setting up Java, an intro to programming (that includes links to the above tutorial or to parts of it), quizzes, a list of resources, and info on certification and courses.
http://javaalmanac.com. A couple dozen code examples that supplement The Java Developers Almanac.
jGuru. A general Java resource site. Includes FAQs, forums, courses, more.
JavaRanch. To quote the tagline on their homepage: "a friendly place for Java greenhorns." FAQs, forums (moderated, I believe), sample code, all kinds of goodies for newbies. From what I've heard, they live up to the "friendly" claim.
Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Java (Available online.)
Joshua Bloch's Effective Java
Bert Bates and Kathy Sierra's Head First Java.
James Gosling's The Java Programming Language. Gosling is
the creator of Java. It doesn't get much more authoratative than this.

Sending IDocs as 'control messages' to a Logical System

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I have defined an external Logical System to where I send Idocs. The Idocs are received and processed by a SAP Java Connector on that LS.
At the moment, when for example a purchase order is created for a specific vendor, a message to that vendor is sent through ALE, and the receiver port for that Vendor is set so that it resembles/is sent to the Logical System.
My question is, is it possible, for example when you create a purchase order, to define the message control in such a way that a regular 'New Printout' (or other message) is send to the Vendor (as it normally would), as well as an IDoc message for that purchase order to the Logical System: so send 2 messages to different systems upon creation of the purchase order .
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Hi,
We are trying to send IDOC from R/3 4.7 to MII 12.1 (SP8 patch 9 on NW CE 7.11).
We followed the guide below:
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/3861e693-0e01-0010-e791-9b44d2693e6c
Connection of message listener to R/3 works fine.
RFC connection test from R/3 to message listener was successful.
But when we try to do model distribution we get this error " - Communication error occured. Server repository could not create function template for 'MODEL_VIEW_REPLICATE'.
Maybe someone encountered this error and can help to resolve it.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Michael,
What do you mean by "manually registered the ProgID"? The message listener configuration property is as below:
ProgramID: MII_IDOC_CONNECT_5
MaxReaderThreadCount: 1
SAPClient: 800
UserName: GAOMX
Password: xxxxxxxx
Language: EN
ServerName: blade01a.memc.com
PortNumber: 00
BindingKey: XMIIIDOC
And also, following is error message found from LOG VIEWER of the MII server:
here is one
Message: not supported FunctionModule MODEL_VIEW_REPLICATE for IDocActivationSpec
Date: 2011-07-21
Time: 15:30:18:060
Category: /System/Server/Connector/Rfc
Location: com.sap.mw.jco.jra
Application: sap.com/sapjra~xMIIIDOC05
Thread: Thread[Managed_Application_Thread_20,5,Managed_Application_Thread]
Data Source: j2ee/cluster/server0/log/system/server_00.log
and another one
Message: Server repository could not create function template for 'MODEL_VIEW_REPLICATE' caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: not supported FunctionModule MODEL_VIEW_REPLICATE used with IDocActivationSpec registered for MII_IDOC_CONNECT_5 on system blade04a_MIT_00
Date: 2011-07-21
Time: 15:30:18:061
Category: /System/Server/Connector/Rfc
Location: com.sap.conn.jco
Application: sap.com/sapjra~xMIIIDOC05
Thread: Thread[Managed_Application_Thread_20,5,Managed_Application_Thread]
Data Source: j2ee/cluster/server0/log/system/server_00.log
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Send IDoc through adapter IDoc_AAE

Hi, guys!
We have SAP PO version 7.4
We need to setup the unloading of the IDoc from BI in PO
I used the following sources:
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-31398
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw74/helpdata/en/34/66c81241874285851e2497aa6f0573/content.htm?frameset=/en/c2/91865252c84716b3b8be394851c9c0/frameset.htm
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-34155
http://scn.sap.com/people/william.li/blog/2011/05/04/configuring-pi-730-java-idoc-adapter
http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2013/08/05/connect-multiple-sap-ecc-clients-from-java-idoc-sender-adapter-by-resource-adapter-cloning
http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2010/10/21/pixi-pi-73-new-java-based-idoc-adapters-configuration-sender-receiver--teaser
but it doesn’t work.
I created Jco provider xi_idoc_default_pid (where PID replaced the SID BI system)
I created the RFC in PO for BI xi_idoc_default_ destination _pid (ping successful)
in inboundRA have in ProgrammID: xi_idoc_default_pid
in destination - xi_idoc_default_ destination _pid
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I created in BI in sm59 RFC T
I input the program xi_idoc_default_pid , which was created in the first step, in field, and input
gateway and host - my PO
but the test does not pass the RFC.
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I configured IDoc_AAE receiver. data arrives in BI, help me to setup up send IDoc from BI in PO
Thanks.

Hi,
We also faced same issue for the RFC created from our ECC to SAP PO (netwaever 7.4 ) system. It is TCP/IP connection.
there are 2 solutions:
1) set gw/acl_mode parameter to 0 in ECC system resolved the issue. Ofcourse you need restart of Source(ECC) system. But it is not recommended in Prod systems
2) Regenerated Reg info and sec info files in Source system(ECC) and created them in target system also and kept them in /usr/sap/SID/SYS/SCS01/data.
The created files are given below for reference.
Reginfo file:
P TP=* HOST=*
P TP=* HOST=*
Secinfo file:
P TP=* USER=* USER-HOST=* HOST=*
P TP=* USER=* USER-HOST=* HOST=*
BR
Ravikiran

If message failed at communication channel, then need to send idoc to R/3

Hi folks,
i got a requirment like .....If message failed at communication channel, then need to send idoc to R/3.
can anybody suggest the possible solution.

HI
If you use a catching a MAIL - PI ALERT and based on that alert if u creating an IDOC then it is good if u really supress the alert immediately once the ALERT comes but if u really check and supress the ALERT fine Otherwise a CONTINOUS IDOCs will get created at SAP system.
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a) somtimes if the target FTP is down
b) if there is some issue with FILE ENOUGH
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In INTERFACE MAPPING-->
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as KEY FIELD INFO using DOM FACTORY
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I want to know if there is a way to send IDocs to a determain machine depending of the organizational Unit or their sub-tree objects.
Imagine, I have 10 organizational Units (10 countries), and I want to send to each country without sending the modification to the rest os the other countries.
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Hi David,
This can be done in the Mapping.. For this Java Mapping will be easier.
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After this Mapping, you will be having one message for each Geography . For this you required to use BPM and in the BPM you can split the messages(1:N) mapping.. But it is still based on the target Structure. If you have many geographies, then it is not an idle solution..
If you want to make your scenario as an Independent, then you can go with some workaround solutions like this. Output all the files into one folder in XI. And from XI execute an Shell Script, which will read the data and tarnsfer into required Geograhy/Person etc.
So in this case XI part is almost independent. Only you need to maintain the SHell script..
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IDoc to Java -- not calling 'handleRequest'

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I have a question. Is it possible to create an IDOC with Java (with informations of the Java Stack) and send the IDOC to the ABAP Stack?
If yes, what do I have to do for it? Do anybody have some example coding for that?
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Greetings, Alexander

Hello Alexander,
These documents should be a good start.
[SAP Java Connector|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/fcadaf90-0201-0010-4091-bd0bcd7b7f6a] (with IDoc API reference)
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Sending Idocs from SAP-R/3 to XI, bundle and map them to one XML-file

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Getting error code 37 while sending IDOC via WE19

Hello experts,
I am facing a very unlikely error which is preventing me from testing my scenario.
I dont have XI quality server and hence I am using my development server as both dev and quality. Hence I need to connect both dev and quality SAP R/3 system to my XI dev system. While I have done all the configurations in my XI and both SAP R/3 systems, its giving me error when i am trying to send IDOC from quality system.
In quality R/3 i have done the following:
1) Created RFC for my XI dev server
2) Created port for this RFC
3) Created partner profile adding all required IDOCS in the outbound parameters
4) Created distribution channel for all the idocs
In XI dev system i have done the following:
1) Created RFC for both dev and quality of R/3
2) Created port for both the RFCs
3) Maintained the IDOC metadata for both the ports
Now when I am pusing IDOC via dev of r/3 (we19) is working fine but when I am doing the same from quality of r/3 its giving me status code of idoc as 37 that says "An error was identified in the control record while adding an IDoc. The sender port SAPQTY_510 is invalid."
But I have created this sender port SAPQTY_510 in my XI dev system and have also maintained the idoc metadata. I dont know why this error is coming.
Can anyone please point out what mistake i have done or if i missed sometig as I am trying to connect 2 r/3 systems to one XI system.
Its really urgent hence your help will be highly apreciated.
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hi yash,
where you created SAPQTY_510 ,it should be created in R/3 Quality RFC destinations.
In XI DEV create port like SAPxxx WHERE xxx is SID of quality system.
actually we are getting confused.
i guess you used same name SAPQTY_510 in quality R/3 and XI DEV .
In error it says sender port SAPQTY_510 is invalid mean port of Source not XI DEV(receiver).
just try to use some other name say SAPXXX_QUA and confirm the error.
when IDOC is sent to XI DEV ,port of XIDEV SAPQTY_510 has nothing to play any role .
just check whether rfc destination of sender port (QUALITY R/3)you used is of type 3.
so please check at which port error is coming.
Thanks & Regards,
Rama Krishna
Edited by: rama krishna talluri on Mar 5, 2008 10:02 AM

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In R/3 :
my RFC destination is type 3 and point to XI. The port in the partner profile point to this RFC destination. ( all seems good !).
In Xi : i created a port and i load manually idoc in idx2 to be sure that RFC destination was OK. Nothing in IDX5.
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