SAP Plain J2SE Adapter Engine on Windows 7 64Bit

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I try to install the SAP Plain J2SE Adapter Engine on Windows 7 64Bit. The install-folder of the adapter engine is "C:\Program Files (x86)". We use  Java runtime from Java SDK 1.4.2 (32bit).Afterwards we tried to run the service without success.

In the os log we found a permanently alerts:

Error starting SAP Adapter Engine (207).

We have no addional helpful hints about this alert.

Please can somebody help me to resolve this issue.

Thanks and Regards

Alex

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi @all,

thx for the reply. I could solve this Problem. So I have to delete all old dat-files from DATA Folder of the Adapter. After this I restart the Adapter Service. Now It works fine.

Best Regards

Alex

[stefan_grube]

I think it will have issues, when the adapter is in a folder woth a space.

Try to put it in another folder like C:\adapterengine or similar.

You can use the latest Java version, there is no need to use Java 1.4

Check if you have all reqired libraries. You have to put jms.jar and servlet.jar in the folder tech_adapter.

Run the bat file run_adapter.bat in command line mode to see the errors.

[Former Member]

Hi Stefan,

I have moved the adapter folder on C:\. I also have change the jvm for the latest jvm Version. I changed also 32 Bit Version into 64Bit. After this changes the Adapter Service is installed. The nessesary libraries are available. During the Service is starting the process breaks down.

So I also tried to change the  option  Xmx256m.

Here my script that I use for Service Installation:

@echo off
echo --------
echo install_service.bat: Batch-Script to install the SAP AdapterEngine as a Service 
echo Usage:   install_service.bat [ServiceName] [JavaVM]
echo Example: install_service.bat SAPAdapterEngine C:\JAVA\j2re1.4.2_13\bin\client
echo --------

if "%1" == "" goto eof
if "%2" == "" goto eof

SetLocal

set directory=%~dp0
Set serviceName=%1
Set jvmdllPath=%2
Set jvmoption1=-Xmx256m
Set jvmoption2=-Djava.class.path=%directory%aii_msg_adapter.jar;%directory%aii_msg_runtime.jar;%directory%httpclient.jar;%directory%aii_af_trace.jar;%directory%aii_rfcadapter.jar;%directory%pmi.jar;%directory%exception.jar;%directory%jperflib.jar;%directory%guidgenerator.jar;%directory%aii_utilxi_misc.jar;%directory%aii_util_cimaccess.jar;%directory%sapxmltoolkit.jar;%directory%logging.jar;%directory%lcrclient.jar;%directory%sldclient.jar;%directory%tc_sec_core.jar;%directory%tc_sec_api.jar;%directory%jms.jar;%directory%servlet.jar;%directory%jarm.jar;%directory%security/lib/iaik_jce.jar;%directory%security/lib/iaik_jsse.jar;%directory%security/lib/iaik_smime.jar;%directory%security/lib/iaik_ssl.jar;%directory%security/lib/w3c_http.jar;%CLASSPATH%;
Set commandoption1=start

SAPAdapterService.exe -install %serviceName% %jvmdllPath% %directory% -jvmoptions %jvmoption1% %jvmoption2% -commandoptions %commandoption1%

EndLocal

:eof

Best Regards

Alex

[former_member160167]

Hi Alex,

Maybe there's something wrong with the script you're using. You can try again with the following example:

@echo off

echo --------

echo install_service.bat: Batch-Script to install the SAP AdapterEngine as a Service 

echo Usage:   install_service.bat [ServiceName] [JavaVM]

echo Example: install_service.bat SAPAdapterEngine C:\j2sdk1.4.2_01\jre\bin\client\jvm.dll

echo --------

if "%1" == "" goto eof

if "%2" == "" goto eof

SetLocal

set directory=%~dp0

Set serviceName=%1

Set jvmdllPath=%2

Set jvmoption1=-Xmx128m

Set jvmoption2=-Djava.class.path=%directory%com.sap.aii.af.lib.mod.jar;%directory%com.sap.aii.af.sdk.jar;%directory%com.sap.aii.utilxi.core.jar;%directory%com.sap.aii.utilxi.server.jar;%directory%com.sap.exception.facade.jar;%directory%com.sap.xi.technical.adapter.mod.jar;%directory%com.sap.xpi.util.rb.jar;%directory%httpclient.jar;%directory%guidgenerator.jar;%directory%sapxmltoolkit.jar;%directory%logging.jar;%directory%lcr.jar;%directory%servlet.jar;%directory%jarm.jar;%CLASSPATH%;

Set commandoption1=start

SAPAdapterService.exe -install %serviceName% %jvmdllPath% %directory% -jvmoptions %jvmoption1% %jvmoption2% -commandoptions %commandoption1%

EndLocal

:eof

Regards,

Daniel

[baskar_gopalakrishnan2]

Though windows 7 supports both 32 and 64 bit applications.  I think you might need to use Jdk 1.5+  to support 64 bit OS and see how that helps.