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Connection tests fails for WAS, ITS & connector

Posted on Nov 29, 2007 at 06:11 AM 7 Views

Hi,

I hv created a CRM system and when I check its connection, it fails for top three i.e. WAS, ITS & Connector.

Sill I am able to view the iView in WinGui using the same System. I have also done the User Mapping and whenever I click on preview for the iView, it goes in to the system successfully.

Now I want that iView in WebGui form. So I need the connection test to be successful. So what could be the reason behind the failure?

Pls reply.

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    Posted on Nov 29, 2007 at 06:22 AM
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    For wingui, the was and its parameters dont matter. Thats why you were able to proceed.

    Now paste the exact message about the failure here.

    And now for WEBGUI you need to enable ITS on the CRM server through SICF transaction.

    Regarding WAS, enter the correct host and port in the system properties. Get these details from the SICM transcation on CRM.

    Hope the answer helped you. If so consider rewarding with points.

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      Nov 30, 2007 at 08:58 AM

      The SMICM info you got is for WAS.

      crmdev.corp.mahindra.com:8001 should be the value for WAS Host name

      WAS Protocol=http

      The SICF stuff is to get the "path" of ITS.

      The Value for ITS Host name and protocol is same as your WAS.

      Ok, now are you using SAP GUI for HTML iViews. If not, You can forget about setting ITS parameters. Just leave them blank. They are not required.

      If this helps, kindly reward points.

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