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More problems with outbound file adapter

Posted on May 24, 2004 at 10:48 AM 14 Views

Hello,

Can anyone please help with the error message below? What am I missing here.

Thanks !

12:45:42 (4112): File adapter listener terminated

  • Mon May 24 12:45:42 CEST 2004 *****

12:45:42 (4024): Initializing file adapter failed with

com.sap.aii.messaging.net.TransportException: HTTP Server not started, cannot proceed

12:45:42 : Error(s) in adapter configuration parameters found:

12:45:42 (4108): Unable to start file adapter (not initialized)

SAP Process Integration Java
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    Posted on May 24, 2004 at 12:17 PM

    and this is the config file:

    1. File adapter java class

    classname=com.sap.aii.messaging.adapter.ModuleXMB2File

    mode=XMB2FILE

    ##Adress for XMB endpoint

    XMB.httpPort=9999

    XMB.httpService=/file/file_receiver_out

    ##File Adapter specific parameters

    file.createDir=1

    file.targetDir=c:/

    file.targetFilename=xmb_output.txt

    #file.writeMode=append

    #file.writeMode=overwrite

    file.writeMode=addCounter

    file.counterMode=immediately

    #file.counterMode=afterFirst

    file.counterSeparator=_

    file.counterFormat=00000

    file.counterStep=1

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      Jun 01, 2004 at 04:48 PM

      Did you check the trace log of the adapter engine if it gives you any more information? The file adapters are very picky on spelling, e.g. the error sounds like a typo or an option which the file adapter does not expect.

      I used the outbound adpater with FTP it worked ok. The only thing I have different is that I used a different port and the httpService. Further I added in the receiving business system which is not a must but helped in my case with the config.

      ##Adress for XMB endpoint

      XMB.httpPort=8214

      XMB.httpService=/file/receiver

      XMB.ReceiverAdapterForBusinessSystem=FMIMAGE

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    Posted on Jun 03, 2004 at 01:01 PM

    Hello Walter,

    In the adapter Engine, go to services and check if HttpServer status is "STARTED" if not please start it like any other adapters.

    Thanks,

    Rajan Kidambi

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    Posted on Jun 10, 2004 at 08:40 AM

    Thanks people for your answers!

    I found the problem....the http port was configured differently.

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