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​Remote Syntax Check - doesn’t work in Eclipse / AdT if RFC-Connections needs password?

joachimrees1
Active Contributor

‎01-13-2017 6:35 AM

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Writing questions on old blogs is not always the most visible, so I'm taking this to the right place, here:

For me, Report-Syntax Check works in SCI but not in Eclipse, at least not with the RFC-Configuration I have (I in the blog-example, there is a trusted system relationship or something between the systems?!).

– In SCI when I run the inspection, it will ask me for credentials (user, pw) for the remote system.
After I provide those, the check is done -> fine.

– In Eclipse / AdT, I’m not asked for credentials – the checks just fail, saying “username or password is wrong”

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BjörnJüliger
Advisor
Advisor

‎06-04-2019 4:27 PM

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You cannot use RFC destinations where the user needs to manually input username and password for anything in the backend of ADT - there is no GUI session and therefore no way for the login screen you see via SCI to be shown.

To be able to execute a check variant containing the remote syntax check in eclipse, use a destination for the remote syntax check where no manual login is necessary (e.g. via trust relationships or via a destination with hardcoded user/password with minimal authorizations).