SAP XI Exchange Infrastructure

SAP XI Exchange Infrastructure

Equity Press

ISBN 978-1-60332-297-3

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

SAP BEGINNERS

Question 1: BAPI not found when creating Models

Question 2: Transporting XI objects

Question 3: File not deleted after successful execution

Question 4: Messages in HTML Format

Question 5: Mail Package

Question 6: Changing the Name of Datatype

Question 7: File to File

INSTALLATION, AUTHORIZATION, & CONNECTION ISSUES

Question 8: Business Transaction Codes

Question 9: Problems while deploying Java Proxy

Question 10: ‘functiontemplate’ from repository was

Question 11: ExchangeProfile Problem

Question 12: XI Installation Problems

Question 13: XI Install Error

Question 14: FTP Connection Error

Question 15: XI Lost Connection to J2EE

Question 16: JCo Connection Parameters and Migration through Dev/QA/Prod

Question 17: sm58 - Name or Password is Incorrect

Question 18: You are not authorized to view the requested resource in SLD

Question 19: RWB Error during Message Monitoring

Question 20: Websphere MQ Problem

Question 21: Reassigning Change List to a Different User

Question 22: Setting up HTTPS

ADAPTER & ADAPTER ENGINE FAQ

Question 23: Adapter Engine

Question 24: Adapter Engine not found in ID

Question 25: Adapter Engine Errors

Question 26: J2SE Adapter Engine / JMS Adapter

Question 27: Ping Error in RWB for J2SE Adapter Engine

Question 28: RFC Adapter Problem: Adapter Engine Field Blank

Question 29: Error in Adapter Engine

Question 30: Decentralized Adapter Engine

Question 31: Unable to Find any Adapter Engines

Question 32: File Adapter Command

Question 33: Receiver Mail Adapter

Question 34: Adapter Monitor Message

Question 35: Setting the Username & Password for the Plain HTTP Adapter

Question 36: File adapter Wildcard

Question 37: Sync Receiver JDBC Adapter

Question 38: Outbound File Adapter

Question 39: J2SE Adapter Registration

Question 40: Problem with SOAP adapter

Question 41: RFC Adapter as Sender

Question 42: JDBC Adapter

Question 43: IDoc and HTTP Adapters - Sender Agreement

Question 44: Receiver JDBC Adapter

Question 45: AE_DETAILS_ GET_ERROR

MAPPING

Question 46: Multi mapping

Question 47: Graphical Mapping

Question 48: Unlock a Message Mapping

Question 49: N:1 Mapping Possible using Java Mapping

Question 50: Mapping Test

Question 51: No steps Mapping & Determination in Pipeline (SXMB_MONI)

Question 52: Mapping Flat Structure in Complex Structure

Question 53: XI XML to IDoc Mapping

Question 54: Defining Content Conversion and Mapping

Question 55: Mapping Problem

Question 56: Mapping Specific Elements to Generic Elements

Question 57: Java Mapping Error

Question 58: RFC to Webservice Interface in XI

Question 59: ERROR: EXCEPTION_DURING_EXECUTE while using FILE CONTENT CONVERSION

SENDER & RECEIVER ISSUES

Question 60: RFC Sender Problem (Asynchronous)

Question 61: Error when Sending Null Records in BPM

Question 62: Receiver Determination Step in BPM

Question 63: RFC Receiver

Question 64: JDBC Receiver Document Format

Question 65: Unable to Determine Receiver

Question 66: JDBC Receiver Action Select

Question 67: Configuration Error in Receiving SAP R/3

Question 68: Set Message's Party inside BPM

Question 69: BPM or not?

Question 70: RFC Sends Data to an SQL Server

GENERAL XI CONFIGURATION

Question 71: Comparing Data from 2 Tables

Question 72: Server Proxy not executed - Not updating Data

Question 73: File to XI to JDBC Error

Question 74: Handling Namespaces in XSLT xpaths

Question 75: Distribute SAP HR Organizational Data via SAP XI

Question 76: RB_Split Option not found for Message Split

Question 77: BPM without end

Question 78: Monitoring SOAP Message Payload

Question 79: Java Proxies and SAP XI Document Problem

Question 80: Imported RFC has problem in Converting to XML

Question 81: Problem in Integration Directory after Transport

Question 82: SWCV

Question 83: Creating a less than Condition in the Condition Editor

Question 84: Call the Method on the Object Externally

Question 85: Alert Inbox - One Message

Question 86: Calling a RFC from a BPM Process

Question 87: Generic Integration

Question 88: Faulty message handling in BPM

Question 89: SAP R3 to Legacy System Including Master Data Using XI

Question 90: Webservice

Question 91: Polling Interval

Question 92: JDBC Java SQL Exception Error

Question 93: Problem with BPM Starting

Question 94: Sales Document Type not defined

Question 95: Global Data Types

Question 96: IDoc to R/3

Question 97: Scheduled for outbound processing Message

Question 98: Conversion Agent - Integration with XI / SP15

Question 99: Soap Error: Content-Type of the Request should be Text/XML

Question 100: Problem Exporting XML via RFC

Acknowledgement

Acronymns

Introduction:

Almost everyday, IT landscapes of varying degrees are being introduced in the global market. Due to a wide array of software in creating these IT landscapes, the issue of integration among the varied systems has become a problem. Connectivity, differences in format used, and protocols are just some of the requirements which need to be dealt with. Most will want to retain their old system due to the huge volume of data they have accumulated and a translation to a new system means a lot of work. It is not just cost effective to just change an existing system with the