on 03-21-2012 12:16 PM
Hello,
We newly installed PI 7.3 dual stack.It was working fine and we created couple of proxy scenarios with ECC system.
Now suddenly ESR stopped opening. It is giving error "Cannot load the requested servlet [rep/servlet/JnlpServlet]" when tried to open from Integration builder link. The strange part is when I opened SPROXY, it works perfectly fine and showing my interfaces into the ECC system. Also Integration directory is opening perfectly fine.
Regards
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Hi all,
We managed to solve this issue by running the following step. (thanks to SAP support)
Issue was raised after upgrade from PI 7.30 to 7.31
jerome
Rename the repository folder
/usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/global/xi/repository_server/javaws/repository
(rename to repository_old) in the below mentioned location and then try to launch the Enterprise service builder.
When launching the repository, the folder with name repository is created and the jars are downloaded to that folder.
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Thanks guys for your answer..actually i found that repository.xml file was missing..so we did system restart and then everything was ok..
Regards
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Hi Amit,
go to command prompt and type javaws-viewer it will displyJAVA control panel in that remove ESR and ID and try.
Regards,
Raj
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hi
try to delete cookies and history file from your broser
it might work
Regards
Gagan
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Check your java installation on the local box. If you have more than one java installed or some files corrupted in web start directory, this might cause issues. Final solution is delete all the local java versions and reinstall again. If you have still issues, Please elaborate the problems over here.
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