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Error while sending message: java.io.IOException: invalid http response: 220-This is the SANDBOX/DEV/QA MOVEit FTPS Server

Former Member
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Hi Experts,

This error happened when I am in "RWB -> Component Monitoring -> Adapter Engine -> Test Messages" , I am trying to use File adapter FTP a file to a server, the server name is such as "abc.ca", the port number is "5000", so in the field "Send Message To" of  "Test Messages" page, I put it as "http://abc.ca:5000", I am just wondering is this correct? Apparently something is wrong here, since I am getting the error message:

Would be greatly appreciated if any clues.

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Dimitri
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port is 5xx00 (5 digits and not 4 as you mentioned) where xx is your system's instance number.

Former Member
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Hi Dimitri,

Thanks for your reply.

I double checked, 5000 is the port number we were given, and it is used in the previous Receiver CCs which are working properly

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Muniyappan
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Hi,

did you configure your receiver file adapter correctly?

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/44/69d7cfa4b633eae10000000a1553f6/content.htm

you don't have to edit link Send message to .

this link is used to send message to adapter engine. not to FTP. correct me if i am wrong.

you have to use server name and port etc..in the receiver communication channel.

after configuring don't edit the link. just give sender and receiver component,interface,etc..then send.

below link is helpful how to send message.

http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2013/06/05/how-to-send-a-test-a-message-from...

Regards,

Muniyappan.

Former Member
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Hi Muniyappan,

Thank you for the answers.

The Receiver CC with FTP File Adapter should be configured properly, since the interface is successfully transferring the files now.

The reason I was using Test Messages is because I want to test my Email Alert.

I am just wondering is the User ID and Pwd I use in the Test Messages should be the same ones as I used in Receiver CC for accessing the FTP server?

Test Messages

Receiver CC:

Muniyappan
Active Contributor
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Hi Blue,

I am just wondering is the User ID and Pwd I use in the Test Messages should be the same ones as I used in Receiver CC for accessing the FTP server?

No.

use user PIISUSER and its password to test the message. you can get it from basis.

FTP is an external system and its username and password are entirely different from what you use in RWB.

before you test the message i suggest you to check the communication channel is working or not.

The reason I was using Test Messages is because I want to test my Email Alert.

if you are trying to fail the message. try below.

create one message type like having name and id.

make them mandatory (occurrence to 1).

create message mapping using same message type in the sender and receiver side.

in the mapping go to test. click on id element. and delete it.

for example like this.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<ns0:MT xmlns:ns0="http://XYZ.com/gen">

   <Record>

      <name>Blue</name>

   </Record>

</ns0:MT>

now test the mapping. you will get error like "Cannot create target element"

now copy that sender message. go to RWB. now test the message in Integration Engine.

it will fail in Integration engine. you will get an alert.

or you can simply try below one.

you can delete the some id objects like receiver agreement. after that send message from IE.

it will fail and trigger alert.

Regards,

Muniyappan.