Transfer and Processing of SRM Product Catalog

[Former Member]

Hello althogether,

I want to create a SRM Product Catalog with transaction BBP_CCM_TRANSFER for the classic scenario.

I am on SRM 5.0 , CCM 2.0 and ERP 2005.

So I want to create a shopping cart from my catalog to send it into the backend system ( for BANF or Order in MM ). The product categories are all customizied for backend system. XI System is conected.

But after compiling BBP_CCM_TRANSFER I get the following message:

"Transfer could not be carried out due to errors / Message no. BBP_CT096 "

So I thought that some products are locked, but they aren´t - wether in SRM System nor in Backend System....

Can anybody suggest, what that can mean?

Or does anybody know, how I can use the catalog for transfering shopping carts into backend system?

I would be glad to hear from you

Best Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Pls ask your XI conusltant to check whether the IDOC and XML have travelled correctly.

Outbount IDOC from EBP system

Outbound XML from XI system

& Inbound XML in CCM system

Or does anybody know, how I can use the catalog for transfering shopping carts into backend system?

If you don't have restriction to transfer products from EBP only.

then you can load by simple CSV file also into CAT of your CCM system.

In this case XI is also not mandatory.

BR

Dinesh

Edited by: Dinesh Powale on May 26, 2008 3:54 AM

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I loaded a csv file into my catalog system and tried to create a shopping cart.

There I got following error message:

"product 6 is not available in plant 1000 or it is marked for deletion"

I checked this product in SRM and MM System for deletion - but it is not marked for deletion.

So - what is to do with plant 1000 in backend system?

Do I have to add special kind of field in my csv file for OCI ?

Best Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

the selected catalog product (eg product 6 ) should be available in the plant selected in the shopping cart.

if you are not changing the defaults the SC will get the plant value from the ex attribute location of the creator user

and SRM will check whether the selected product is available in the ECC plant or not

if not available or marked for deleted

it will give the error which you are getting

create the material in backend ECC plant 1000 in TXN MM01

BR

Dinesh

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Dinesh,

thanks for your answer.

Materials are created in Backend System already and they are replicated in SRM System.

If I create a shopping cart with that materials/products everything is all right.

So - I try again to replicate the SRM Products into my CCM System with report BBP_CCM_TRANSFER.

But it does not work.

My xi colleague installed the Master Data InclusionCatalogOnWAS640 in XI.

We used the interface CatalogUpdateNotification_out and accordingly CatalogUpdateNotification_in.

Now I am not sure what connection do we need.

Do we need http connection or rfc connection or do we need nothing because of the proxy of xi.

Perhaps you can help a little bit.

Best Regards

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

You do need RFC between yr CCM system and XI system.

Pl go through the following documentation in CCM config guide:

Creating RFC Destination for Uploading Supplier Catalogs

To upload supplier product data or catalog schemas in XML format for use in procurement

catalogs (including the master catalog), you must set up an HTTP connection to the

Integration Server in your system or client. To do this, you must create

an RFC destination for the HTTP connection to the HTTP adapter of the Integration Server:

SAP Online Help 22.08.2005

Catalog Content Management: Configuration Guide 15

1. Define an HTTP connection to the HTTP adapter of the Integration Server.

a. Choose transaction SM59.

b. Create an HTTP connection by copying the entry for the Integration Server (by

choosing Destination ® Copy).

c. Enter a name for your new entry.

d. On the Technical Settings tab page, replace the path prefix with

/sap/xi/adapter_plain.

e. On the Logon/Security tab page, re-enter your password. You must do this

because the system does not copy your password when you copy the entry for

the Integration Server.

f. Save your entries.

g. Test the connection by choosing Test connection.

h. Check the entries displayed.

2. Insert name of the new RFC destination that you created in part 1. (see above) as the

RFC destination for uploading catalogs into SAP Catalog Authoring Tool:

In Customizing for SAP Catalog Content Management, choose SAP Catalog Authoring

Tool ® Specify Settings for Updating Catalogs.

If you are using SAP Catalog Content Management with mySAP Supplier

Relationship Management and you want to use secure system connections, you

must ensure that the SAP Catalog Content Management systems only accept

logon tickets issued from a trusted server. For more information, see SAP Help

Portal at help.sap.com ® SAP NetWeaver ® Security ® User

Authentication and Single Sign On ® Authentication on the SAP Web

Application Server ABAP ® Using Logon Tickets ® Configuring the System to

Accept Logon Tickets.

· For more information, see SAP Service Marketplace at

service.sap.com/securityguide ® SAP NetWeaver '04 Component Security

Guides ® SAP Exchange Infrastructure Security Guide

For complete guide refer to service.sap.com/ibc-srm

BR

Dinesh

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Dinesh,

thanks for your answer.

Our catalog is replicated and published now

Best Regards

[masa_139]

Hi,

Is there any log in SLG1 transaction?

Regards,

Masa

[Former Member]

Hello Masa,

I get follow message in SLG1:

"Transfer could not be carried out due to errors / Message no. BBP_CT096 "

Thats all....