on 07-23-2004 11:42 AM
hi all
Cannot start standard BSP application TUTORIAL_1 through web browser. When i test TUTORIAL_1 , a seprate browser window opens which asks for login credientals but no contents are displayed.
i checked SICF service and they are active ,also i set parameter icm\server_port_0 and icm\host_name_full
Still i m getting a ABAP DUMP "CX_BSP_HOST_NOT_QUALIFIED" and no contents displayed in browser
Can you anyone please help me urgently?
Regards
Ujval
We had the same problem in the beginning, our solution was to use the full qualified name of the server
[host]:8003 -> [host].[domain]:8003
I can't remember we our error was the same but it sounds like the same problem.
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Thanks for the reply Craig but our server is not in any domain. Its is in a workgroup.How to resolve domain issue under that case ?
Do you have any idea where it takes HTTP port 8003(in your case). For me i have manually given it port 8000 under SE80 -->utilities -->settings because in properties it was not showing any port in URL before. THE url was like
regards
ujval
After reading through Brian's weblogs and the notes he refers us to, I learnt that the server does not need to be in a domain, it just needs to be able to be address with such a name.
The way I got around it was to edit my PC's hosts file to include a line like:
10.10.0.1 bt4.btlab.com
Where the IP address is bound to the Microsoft Loopback Adapter, bt4 is the name of my computer and btlab.com is a domain that I made up. I also changed the system's profile parameter (referred to in the OSS notes) to indicate what the FQDN was.
Scott
Hi Scott
I cannot create a domain as u did because pc is a test production system and i cannot take a downtime...
Few minutes ago i added the entry in hosts file with a imaginary domain and made same entry in profile parameter FQDN but when i restarted the sap services for changes to take place dispatcher died and i couldn't get the system up so i reverted all the changes. It sounds funny but i m myself amazed how tat happened.
Regards
Ujval
> What do you say ?
That a little bit of work is still required here. As you write that you don't want to restart application server, and this is only a test server, let me make a suggestion.
Do <u><b>NOT</b></u> change anything on the WebAS server.
<u>Step 1:</u> Find you hosts file (on my machine it is c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts) and add the following line into this file.
1.2.3.4 myWebAS.domain.ext myWebAS
The name is not important, but must be a string you will remember. The 1.2.3.4 is the IP address of your WebAS. Please write in the correct value instead of my example value!
<u>Step 2:</u> Start you BSP application as usual. When the popup comes for your password, press cancel. You will now see in the top of the browser some URL of the form: http://myWebAS:port/sap/. The :port is only there if you are not using the default port 80. Now manually change the URL by adding the domain you configured previously. It should now be: http://myWebAS.domain.ext:port/sap/. Press ENTER to load this URL.
This way you are using a FQDN, and the browser is able to resolve this pseudo name onto the correct IP address. The WebAS/BSP will be happy with this.
Not the most satisfactory solution, but it should get you at least on the road.
++bcm
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