WS1--XI--RFC--XI--WS2

hi,
could you please tell me how can i do these Scenario...
WebService1(EP)--RFC-Webservice2(Client) . WebService1, RFC and Webservice all are Synchronous only. Webservice2 response back to webservice1.
I know this can be done by using BPM but how many Message Interface will i have.
thanks in advance..

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I am doing a scenario web service1 XIRFCweb service2. Web service1 sends request to XI and XI sends to RFC and RFC response to web service2 and web service2 response (acknowledge) back to XI and XI sends back to web service1.
My client (web service2) has given me the web service (WSDL) file along with XSD file.
In the wsdl file there are number of elements and complex types.
<xs:element name="GetCustomer">
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 <xs:element name="CompanyName" type=" xx:AuthInfo "/>
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2) How do I map this XSD
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4) Can some one help with any docs please..
Thanks in advance

Hi,
>>Do I have to import the XSD file in ED or not
If you are having the wSDL files then you can take the structure from there itself. Just import the wsdl files in IR. You can also use XSD.
>>How do I map this XSD
XSD are same as Message Types. So create a MM and choose your XSD.
>>As WS1, RFC and WS2 all are synchronous MT do I have to use BPM for it.
Yes you have to because you are taking the responce from RFC and going to give it to WS2.
BPM steps:
1) receive (open sync bridge)
2) transformation 1
3) send (snyc)
4)transformation 2
3) send (close sync bridge)
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Hi,
First time setting up routing on real equipment, and can't seem to get it right. Equipment is:
1. 5500 (CatOS 4.3, IOS 11.3) (old equipment, not under maintenance, being thrown into the battle due to a new building that has to open, and the Cisco equipment order got hung up in contract negotiations and wont be here in time for the building opening...)
2. 3620 (IOS 12.1)
3. Two workstations.
Connections are:
ws1 (10.70.5.100) -> 5500, 3/1.
ws2 (10.70.1.100) -> 5500, 3/2.
3620, Fa0/1 (10.70.200.2) -> 5500, 3/24.
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Also on ws2, I can telnet to 3620.
On 3620, in the telnet session from ws2, I can NOT ping ws2. (Can't ping ws2 from 3620 in a terminal session either.)
On 5500, in terminal session with switch (CatOS), can ping 10.70.1.1, 10.70.1.250, 10.70.5.1, 10.70.200.1 (those 4 are various switch interfaces), and can ping 10.70.200.2 (3620 Fa0/1). Can NOT ping ws1, ws2.
On 5500, terminal session with MSFC, can ping all switch interfaces. Can NOT ping ws1, ws2.
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Ws1 can NOT ping ws2. And ws2 can NOT ping ws1.
Configs attached. (The 3620 config, and the MSFC config also have "sh ip route" output at the bottom of the files.)
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TIA...

Linnea
I have a theory about part of your problem and some observations which might help. I suspect that the problem with pinging TO the workstations may be that they are running a private firewall which blocks ping.
Your message is explicit that ws2 can ping and telnet to the 3620 but does not say whether ws1 can access anything. If ws1 can not access other resources then I would check to see if its default gateway is set.
I note that the MSFC has configured a static default route and that it does show up in the routing table. That is good. I note that the 3620 has configured a static default route but that it does not show up in the routing table. That is not good. I believe the reason for that is that the default route specifies a next hop of 10.0.70.1 which is out interface FastEthernet0/0. But it looks like FastEthernet is protocol down state - the interface does not show up in the routing table - and so the default route does not work. If you fix the problem with the interface the default route will probably work.
I also note that the 3620 defines a default-gateway and defines a default route. This is not necessarily bad but I want to be sure that you understand what this is doing. Default route and default gateway are two very different things. Default route is used when the 3620 is acting as a router and is forwarding packets. Default gateway would be used when the 3620 is acting as an IP host (but not as a router). The default gateway here is just the same as default gateway on a PC. There are a couple of circumstances where the 3620 may use the default gateway: if you configure "no ip routing" which would make the 3620 into a bridge, or if the 3620 boots into rxboot mode.
HTH
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In WebLogic81sp5/WLI8.5 I use a service control to call a conversational Web service from a JPD process. The service control exposes two methods, clientRequest (conversation state: start) and a callback method, clientResponse (conversation state: finish).
When I call the clientRequest method (in a Control send node), the service control generates a unique conversation id of the form:
[<processInstanceID>]myserviceControl:<AUniquePart>
Now, the web service may not reply, so I put a Timeout path on my Control send/Control receive structure, configured to retry once. In case the response does not arrive within, say, 1 minute, the request is resent, generating a new conversation ID for the service control:
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Is this how the Workshop framework is supposed to work, or is there some switch that I am not aware of? In other words, how can I make sure that Workshop does not loose the uniqueness of a service control ID and just accepts any incoming message to the process instance in question?
(This becomes a serious issue if the control is used more than once in a process. Assume requestA will generate responseA ('SUCCESS'), and requestB will generate responseB ('FAILURE'). If the Control receive node waiting for responseA times out, it causes requestA to be resent. Now, if the first responseA is received, it will appear to the process as belonging to the second requestA. This is not critical; however, when the process now sends off requestB, it receives (and accepts) the second responseA as belonging to requestB! Since responseA and responseB differ (SUCCESS/FAILURE), the process now thinks that requestB went fine even though it actually failed.)
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Hi Anders
Hi
I tested your scenario and it seems to work as designed.
It is true that the process Instance Id is what JPD considers and not the whole of conversationId.
So which ever response "comes first" will be consumed and other will get dropped.This is what we see now.
Here are the convId and the results for 2 concurrent requests.
JPD ---> Service control ---> JWS
Req 1:
<conversationID>[1152668451563]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f8d</conversationID>
Retry1:
<conversationID>[1152668451563]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f87</conversationID>
Response1:
Actual response with convId [1152668451563]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f8d
Retry1 Response:
Failure with conv Id [1152668451563]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f87
com.bea.wlw.runtime.core.bean.ConversationNotFoundException: An attempt was made to send a request to conversation id 1152668451563. This is not a valid conversation id. The most common cause of this exception is an attempt to send a request to a conversation that has already been
Request2:
<conversationID>[1152668454958]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f8a</conversationID>
Retry of request2:
<conversationID>[1152667953547]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7fa5</conversationID>
Response1:
Actual response with convId [1152668454958]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f8a
Retry1 Response:
Failure with conv Id [1152667953547]ws:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7fa5
com.bea.wlw.runtime.core.bean.ConversationNotFoundException: An attempt was made to send a request to conversation id 1152668451563. This is not a valid conversation id. The most common cause of this exception is an attempt to send a request to a conversation that has already been
MULTIPLE CONTROL INSTANCES:
In this case I believe we can use control factory to create multiple control instances and so they get unique control instance id also and so the responses are consumed correctly not across the requests as you mentioned here.
You can define a factory like
* @common:control
private test.WsControlFactory wsFac;
and then create the instances by
public void wsSayHello1() throws Exception
WsControl ws1 = wsFac.create();
WsControl ws2 = wsFac.create();
ws1.sayHello(timeout);
ws2.sayHello(timeout);
I have tested this scenario also.
the conv id looks like
control instance1 (ws1)
<conversationID>[1152668886228]wsFac:0:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f79</conversationID>
control instance2 (ws2)
<conversationID>[1152668886228]wsFac:1:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f77</conversationID>
control instance1 retry
<conversationID>[1152668886228]wsFac:2:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f6f</conversationID>
control instance2 retry
<conversationID>[1152668886228]wsFac:3:192.168.1.100-1be3a66.10c6056ed9d.-7f6d</conversationID>
Please let me know if you have any questions or you see a different behavior.
Thanks
Vimala

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Could this help?
Ramien.-

How to pass the data from a input table to RFC data service?

Hi,
I am doing a prototype with VC, I'm wondering how VC pass the data from a table view to a backend data service? For example, I have one RFC in the backend system with a tabel type importing parameter, now I want to pass all the data from an input table view to the RFC, I guess it's possible but I don't know how to do it.
I try to create some events between the input table and data service, but seems there is no a system event can export the whole table to the backend data service.
Thanks for your answer.

Thanks for your answer, I tried the solution 2, I create "Submit" button, and ser the mapping scope to be "All data rows", it only works when I select at least one row, otherwise the data would not be passed.
Another question is I have serveral imported table parameter, for each table I have one "submit" event, I want these tables to be submitted at the same time, but if I click the submit button in one table toolbar, I can only submit the table data which has a submit button clicked, for other tables, the data is not passed, how can I achieve it?
Thanks.

Call RFC Function Module and return 1000 records at a time

I would like to call a Remote Enabled Function Module from a non SAP system. This function module will select data from the database and return it to the calling program.
Suppose there are 100,000 records that need to be returned, but the calling module would like the data in chunks of 1000 records. Therefore the calling program would call the FM 100 times.
How do I code the function module to know on each subsequent call to grab the next chunk of 1000 records?
Let me know if additional information is needed.
Thanks,
Aaron

Hello,
Here is how you can go for this issue:
1. Create one RFC function module with following parameter. These parameters are with respective of chunking logic.
     Import: Package Size
     Export: Total number of records
     Changing: chunk count
Implement following logic:
1. First of you need to know how many chunks you need to fetch for that get the count of total number of records. This is one
    time activity so you better maintain one flag import parameter will be set to 'X' only first call.
2. Get the number of chunk using total number of records / chunk size for e.g. 1000 / 100 so chunk count = 10.
3. Define internal chunk counter in function module which will be used to locate the correct chunk depending on the chunk
    counter value sent from calling program.
4. Send first call with package size 100 and chunk count = 1, execute select statement and increment internal
    chunk count check if chunk count = internal chunk count in current case chunk count = 1 so exit select statement and return
    with first chunk.
5. Send second call with package size 100 and chunk count = 2. Execute select statement and check chunk count with internal
    chunk counter, in current case it will be 1 so skip that data and go for next chunk of 100 records increment internal chunk
    counter. In this case it will match with external chunk count = 2. load output table with that data and return to calling program.
6. Repeat step 4 until you reach last chunk.
You need to use SELECT...ENDSELECT with PACKAGE SIZE addition so for every loop it will return number of records mentioned in package size.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Augustin.

JCOProxy error while calling a RFC

Hi,
When i tr to call a RFC "CBIF_GLM1_BATCH_READ", i get a fatal error.The error message is:
"JCOProxy error: Problem retrieving JCO.Function object."
When i checked if i was able to connect to any of the functions other than BAPI's i got the same error.
Is there something that i need to turn on in SAP?
I am using SAP xMII 11.5.3 SR03 and SAP 4.7 Enterprise.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks,
Ram

Ram,
I tried loading this RFC, CBIF_GLM1_BATCH_READ, using my version of xMII 11.5.3 and it worked without a problem. Are you sure that this RFC was not modified in your system that causes it to not work properly? Also, when you tested the RFC in se37 did you try to run it without setting any parameters? What about using the Web DynPro interface to see if it generates the XML properly? Just a couple of things to look into, but I know it's not xMII. If you did modify the RFC you will have to restart the ServletExec service to clear the xMII JCO API cache. Hope this helps.
-Sam

RFC Error While Invoking A Remote Function Module.

I am invoking A remote function module while invoking it get an exception when i see the error logs
com.sap.tc.webdynpro.modelimpl.dynamicrfc.WDDynamicRFCExecuteException: Screen output without connection to user. , error key: RFC_ERROR_SYSTEM_FAILURE at com.sap.tc.webdynpro.modelimpl.dynamicrfc.DynamicRFCModelClassExecutable.execute(DynamicRFCModelClassExecutable.java:101) at... [see details]
can anyone pls tell me what the error is..
regards
Nilesh Taunk.

Hi Nilesh Taunk,
You can go through the following steps
-o JCO Exceptions 1. http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/f6/daea401675752ae10000000a155106/frameset.htm
-o JCO Exceptions 2. http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/f6/e002416225f023e10000000a155106/frameset.htm
-o Restart of the J2EE instance and try re-importing the RFC model. Sometimes it helps.
-o Logon into WebDynpro Content Administrator as a J2EE Admin and check if the JCO Connections and User /pwd of your application is correct. You can ping or test your JCO connections. if something is wrong, enter the values again for JCO n retest them.
-o Try undeploying or removing the complete application and redeploy it.
Tu undeploy please go to
Go to Visual Admin -> Server -> Services -> Deploy ->

Under Runtime Tab
select the server, open the tree , you would find the webdypro list there.
Now select an application, first stop it, remove it and redeploy if necessary.
Let us know if you could solve the problem or not, gud luck!
Rgds,
Sreenivas.

Error while deleting values of characteristic /1FB/COMPANY/Company (RFC des

Dear all,
I am trying to synchronize Company master data between local BCS system and SAP BW with UGMD_BATCH_SYNC program. In the synchronization mode, Full Synschronization (Write and Delete) was selected.
However, I receive the following error message when executing the program:
Error while deleting values of characteristic /1FB/COMPANY/Company (RFC destination )
Message no. UGMD077
Diagnosis
When writing or deleting values of characteristic /1FB/COMPANY/Company errors occurred in the system with RFC destination . As the changes have already been defined in the local storage location this results in the master data being asynchronous between the local and remote storage location.
System Response
Processing is continued.
Procedure
Carry out a manual synchronization of the master data later using report UGMD_BATCH_SYNC. You can find additional information there under Application Help.
FYI, RFC Destination for my data basis is left blank.
What may causes this error and how to resolve it?
Thank you.

Hi MontyBurns,
May I know what settings that I need to check in UGMDSYNC program? As far as I can tell, there is only one parameter that we need to specify in the program i.e. Field Name. As I am trying to synchronize from BCS to BW, I have chosen the followings settings:
Source = LOCAL
Target = ALLBW
All,
Interesting thing that I notice after executing the UGMDSYNC program is the following message:
Synchronize/Display Variances Between Systems
     The compound dependencies for the attributes or texts are not defined
     uniformly in the systems investigated.
     Example:
     Texts are defined as language-specific in the local systems and as
     language-independent in remote systems (for example BW systems). The
     same can apply for other compounds such as version or time dependencies.
System Response
     The display of differences between the systems will be affected. A
     manual synchronization will not be completely successful.
Procedure
     1. Ensure that the dependencies for the attributes and texts are the
         same in all systems.
     2. Start the synchronization process again.
Procedure for System Administration
I can check the attributes and texts in BW via RSD1 by specifying InfoObject = 0COMPANY and checking the Master data/texts and Attribute tabs. But how do I check similar settings in BCS Workbench? I can't determine whether the Company text is language-dependent or not simply by displaying specific Company from Process View > Master Data > Consolidation Units > Company.
Thanks.

An RFC destination could not be specified for the logical system

Hello Experts,
I am trying post goods receipt in EWM system in a simple inbound delivery process. It is not getting posted back in ECC. I have my RFC connection setup properly(I assume since I was able to transfer inbound delivery to EWM in first place).It seems some setting related to Outbound queue in EWM is missing.Can anyone tell me in detail what settings are required?Is it something to do with WE20 transaction?I am not sure what settings should be done there.The error log is as below-
An RFC destination could not be specified for the logical system
SB3CLNT011
Message No. B1550
Diagnosis
An RFC destination should be specified for the logical system SB3CLNT011.
This could not be done in this case. SB3CLNT011 is not your local logical system
and this system is not included in the relevant Customizing tables.
Procedure
Check:
RFC
destination
Port
definitions
oubound partner profile of
message type SYNCH for this logical system
Regards,
Khushboo

Hi Oritra and Suraj,
I have checked remote connection in SM59 for both the logical system.It works fine.I understand this is more of a technical issue,but I don't have A local basis team to help me so reaching out to experts here.Can you guide me what technical settings could be checked for EWM-->ECC connection?When I execute BD82 for SB3CLNT011 it shows me green status with message "No messages have been defined for the selection conditions in the model".
Although when I do this for EWM logical system SB3CLNT012 it shows me this with all green status-
System SB3CLNT011 as a partner type already exists
System SB3CLNT012 as a partner type already exists
Port A000000018 with RFC destination SB3CLNT011 already exists
Outbound parameters for message type SHP_IBDLV_CHANGE SHP_IBDLV_CHANGE01 already
Outbound parameters for message type SHP_IBDLV_SAVE_REPLICA SHP_IBDLV_SAVE_REPLI
Outbound parameters for message type SYNCH SYNCHRON already exist
Am I missing something in WE20?
Regards,
Khushboo

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