Why RFC destination of type H in ABAP proxy

Hi All,
We specify the XI integration server url in the Sxmb_adm transaction of the application SAP system..
Why do we still require a RFC destination of type H pointing from application sys to XI...
What is the exact function of that RFC of type H

in SXMB_ADM, as far as I know we can give in two ways,
one is explicit URL, i.e., http://HOST:PORT/sap/xi/engine?type=entry
second option is, dest://RFCDestinationTypeH
RFCDestinationTypeH actually uses the above http entry.

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can one please explain what exactly is program id in rfc destination of type T

Hi,
from
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/22/042652488911d189490000e829fbbd/content.htm
"Type T destinations are connections to external programs that use the RFC library to receive RFCs."
so program id is the name of such a program
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michal

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I want to know the difference between RFC destination of type "H" and "T".
In what instances/tasks we would use them?
Looking forward for your valuable answers...
Cheers,
Ram.

Type of RFC connection.
By entering the type of RFC connection, you specify the communication method (TCP or SNA) and the logon type in the target sys
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*) In Target Host providing the name of non-sap system.
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Even though DNS is used you may have to have entires in host file.
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Even I am also new to SAP , but I have little knowledge about RFC, try to create your RFC of type 3 (ABAP type ), then if you use this RFC , I hope no problem will come if the authorization details and IP /Host name of the destination system are perfect.
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>Can I use same name for both RFC Destinations?
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>I thought the format is System ID CLNT plus number.
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Advantages and disadvantages of ABAP Proxy vs. RFC call on XI target..

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We have a scenarion, when we send a message to XI and need to write data to SAP as the target system.
Do you have experience, what would be better? RFC adapter or ABAP Proxy? And why?
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Peter

hi,
ABAP proxy if you can:
1. /people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2006/04/19/xi-rfc-or-abap-proxy-abap-proxies-with-attachments
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** End-to-End Monitoring - RFC destination error while save config in RWB

Hi Friends,
We have 2 RFC destinations in our XI server. 1) PMI<client>001 2) PMI<client><client>800. First one is for XI server. Next one is for Sender/Receiver System.
We want to activate End-to-End Monitoring in RWB. For this, when I save configuration, it throws the following error.
Incorrect RFC Destinations: When the configuration is saved, an RFC destination is created on the monitoring server for each XI component to enable end-to-end monitoring of the respective XI component. However, the test call failed for the destinations listed. Therefore, you must check the call and the authorization on the monitoring server for the destinations concerned, by using transaction SM59. Also check whether RFC user used for the destination is maintained in the relevant XI component. Note that a component can only be monitored when its RFC destination is maintained correctly.
I have checked the user in the above destinations. For the first destination, we have assigned PIRWBUSER of XI system. Test Connection is OK, but unable to login remote. At the same time, PIRWBUSER is not locked.
For the second destination, I have assigned some login user of sender/receiver system. Test connection is OK. Able to login remotely.
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There is no PIRWBUSER in the Sender/Receiver System.
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Could you kindly clarifiy friends.
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Kind Regards,
Jeg P.

Hi friends,
I have one RFC Destination PMI<sysid>001. (Abap Connction) in my XI system. This destination is for XI server. Connection Test is OK. Remote Logon by using the PIRWBUSER is also ok.
In the 'Configuration' tab of the Runtime Workbench, when we select 'Save Configuration', (Business System and Adapter Framework is not activated) with the default activation for XI Integration Server, the system throws the following error.
Incorrect RFC Destinations: When the configuration is saved, an RFC destination is created on the monitoring server for each XI component to enable end-to-end monitoring of the respective XI component. However, the test call failed for the destinations listed. Therefore, you must check the call and the authorization on the monitoring server for the destinations concerned, by using transaction SM59. Also check whether RFC user used for the destination is maintained in the relevant XI component. Note that a component can only be monitored when its RFC destination is maintained correctly.
When we save configuration, an one more destination is automatically created in the name as below.
PMI<sysid>001<yyyymmdd>. For Example, PMIPID00120080207.
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Delete RFC-Destination 'None' - Urgent

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I have a problem with the RFC-Destinations. In the Transaction SOLUTION_MANAGER i got the message "RFC-Destination NONE does not exist".
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Then I found the SAP Note 61888.
description:
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have a look at this sap note: 181591
"Each time an application server of an R/3 System is restarted, the RFC destinations of type I (internal connection) in this R/3 System are maintained again. The following rules apply:
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maybe the restart will take care of it?
read the SAP note please
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ABAP PROXY CONNECTION TO SAP/XI

Hi,
I have the following scenery: Abap Proxy -> XI->RFC.
This abap proxy is installed in the enviroment R/3 in the client 041 and client 210.
In the client 041 it is executed with success. In the customer 210 when I execute the program abap a login screen appears in SAP/XI. Typing the login works.
The subject is: why in the enviroment cliente 210 does the login screen appear when I execute the program abap and in the client 041 not?
I enter in the sxmb_moni and appears the following in the client 210
<? xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8" standalone = "yes"?>
- 
- <SAP:ErrorHeader xmlns:SAP = "http://sap.com/exchange/MessageFormat">
<SAP:Context />
<SAP:Code p1 = "401" p2 = "Unauthorized" p3 = "" p4 = ""> HTTP.HTTP_STATUS_CODE_NEQ_OK </ SAP:Code>
<SAP:Text language = "EN">HTTP status code 401: Unauthorized </ SAP:Text>
</ SAP:ErrorHeader>

Hi Sergio,
When you execute the program abap a login screen appears in SAP/XI. Typing the login works. But It gives error
HTTP status code 401: Unauthorized
Because it is using your userID and trying to execute it,
But it is not having enough authorization.
Go and check the entry for Integration server in
Go to SXMB_ADM
Go to Integration engine Configuration
Check the Integration server Entry -
It must be
http://server:port/sap/xi/engine?type=entry
The solution is make a RFC destination of type HTTP for XI Integration server
with Target host - host
service - http port (like 8000)
Path prefix - /sap/xi/engine/?type=entry
And in the logon/security Tab, enter the user name and password for user XIAPPLUSER,
And again Go to SXMB_ADM
Go to Integration engine Configuration
Check the Integration server Entry -
change it to
dest://<RFCDESTNAME that you have created>
This way it will not ask for login and XIAPPLUSER will
have enough permission to execute it.
Regards,
Vijay

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Hi experts,
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1. only client proxy to soap scenario I have done.
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Already we have RFC destination connection and connection type H for proxy to xi.
1.Is it required RFC destination connection for xi to server proxy.
2.Is it required receiver proxy communication channel for server proxy?.
i HAVE TESTED THIS INTERFACE. I am able to send the request. But I am not able to receive the response from soap webservice message .
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Error Adapter Framework caught exception: SOAP: response message contains an error XIAdapter/PARSING/ADAPTER.SOAP_EXCEPTION - soap fault: Exception occurred while trying to invoke service method getPerson
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Kindly help me.
advance thanks
thanks and regards
elton
Edited by: eltonsaranya on May 9, 2011 10:27 AM

Your exception message shows problem at the webservice side.
Check the following:
a) you need two mappings one for proxy req to soap request and other soap response to proxy response
b) You need to create service interfaces both sender and receiver synchronous .
c) communication channel QOS is best effort for both sender and receiver
d) I dont see problem in soap configuration. Bcuz you are able to ping and while getting response from the method getPerson it fails.
f) See your SOAP response structure matches with WSDL provided.
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