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Former Member
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Hi All,

When I run my BSP in my CRM Server from SE80 it just gets hanged. Where as the same BSP works fine in another Server. Why is it so?

I have made the same BSP setting (SE80-> Utilities-> Settings) in both the Server.

I was told, that in addition to above mentioned, I would need to maintain some kind of Basis settings as well.

Could someone please tell me what this setting is?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Madhu

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Former Member
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Hi Rainer,

I checked Services settings and found that HTTP protocol with a port number 9000 is Active. And also External binding is activated even though when the system runs on Windows NT.

Should this External Binding be De-activated as its on Windows NT??

Regrads,

Madhu

Former Member
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External debugging needs to be activated if you intend to debug your applications regardless of system. So if you don't intend to debug for example "Production System" then you can deactivate the debugging.

rainer_liebisch
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Hi Madhuyukta,

you have to set up (at least) the HTTP protocol correctly.

Please have a look at

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/56/2e453cabf4ef6fe10000000a114084/frameset.htm

You can verify the settings by calling transaction smicm and then click on the services button. There has to be a HTTP protocol with a port number > 0 and a check mark at the column "Activated". If the system runs on a UNIX platform and you have chosen a port number < 1024, the external binding has to be activated.

Regards,

Rainer

former_member181879
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There is also the aspect of "compiling/generation" that you have to take in mind. On a newly updated/started system, the complete BSP runtime and all rendering classes must be compiled/generated. In addition, it might also be required to generate complete new loads for the specific BSP pages you are interested in. This can sometimes take a few minutes, and often you get timeouts in between. Just restart it a few times. To test for this, first keep starting BSP application SBSPEXT_HTML until it works (click through some controls). Then at least part of the system is "hot".

Former Member
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Hi Brian,

As per your suggestion I tried to execute this application 'SBSPEXT_HTML' many times. But still i'm facing the same problem of 'Connection Time Outed'.

Also in one of the Weblogs it was mentioned to check the result of FM 'ICF_IS_PLUGIN_SESSION'.

In my system the result of this FM is -->

PLUGIN_SESSION = N

PLUGIN_PROTOCOL = 0

What i need to do now?

Regards,

Madhu

athavanraja
Active Contributor
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check out the following weblogs.

/people/brian.mckellar/blog/2004/06/11/bsp-trouble-shooting-getting-help

/people/brian.mckellar/blog/2003/10/23/bsp-trouble-shooting-frequently-asked-short-questions

Regards

Raja