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Aug 13, 2006 at 11:06 PM

Program not registered - RFC to J2EE (local machine)

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I have a local install of WAS on my laptop using MSSQL 2000. I am trying to integrate local portal into a BI system.

1. I completed SLD configuration of local J2EE

2. As part of local SLD config I specified a BW7 system as data supplier

- entered BW7 host & gateway

- kept default settings for "configure data supplier targets" (i.e: sld/active=TRUE)

3. In Visual composer I successfully triggered SLD data transfer

4. In Visual Composer I specified a JCo RFC Provider to the BW7 system I want to access.

5. If I go to BW7 and goto tcode SMGW -> GOTO -> Logged on client, I see 2 pair of entries for JCo RFC provider

with the following settings

- system type: Registered Server (REGISTER_TP)

- state: connected

- LU name & Host Name = J2EE Host name w/ last 4 characters truncated. Only first 8 characters appear.

- TP Name: 2 entries = SLD_UC & 2 entries = SLD_NUC. So a total of 4 connections. My understanding is that TP Name is supposed to = Registered Server Program

6. In BW7, I have an RFC w/ Registered Server Program setting and program ID = JCo RFC Provider program ID

7. In BW7 RFC & JCo RFC the host & gateway settings are the same, they both refer to the BW7. THIS IS THE PART WHERE I AM UNSURE. I would have thought that the host & gateway settings of BW7 RFC would refer to Local J2EE engine. AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE GATEWAY IS FOR LOCAL J2EE.

8. In BW7 when I try to test the RFC, I get errors:

- Logon Connection Error

- program <...> not registered / CPIC-CALL: 'ThSAPOCMINIT' Tran

- ERROR: program <...> not registered

- DETAIL: TP <...> not registered

- COMPONENT: SAP-Gateway

- MODULE: gwr3cpic.c

- RETURN CODE: 679

- SUBRC: 0

- RELEASE: 700

- VERSION: 2

9. I completed step 1 & 2 of RSPOR_SETUP

- Step 1 <Create RFC Destination in J2EE engine> messages:

  • No Authorization to SMGW

  • Profile parameter login/create_sso2_ticket is not set to 2

  • Check of RFC destination <...> with RFC_READ_TCPIP_DESTINATION successful

- Step 2 <Create RFC destination to Portal> messages:

  • No Connection

  • Option Send SSO tickets not active (see documentation)

  • RFC CALL RFC_PING, destination <...> failed with sy-subrc =2

There a little something missing. Hope u gurus can help, lost a weekend over this.