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AiE issue

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Hi guys,

Since I have installed the latest updates for AiE, it started giving me this error: "Local SAP UI landscape file not found; use SAP GUI to configure it" when I tried to add a new project. At first I ignored it (it just didn't allow me to select a system from SAP logon, and I inserted the SAP system settings manually to work around this error). But today, this error started popping up whenever I tried to create any new development object (report, class, etc) and it prevents me from creating anything .

I have already tried the following:

     - Checked the actual SAP logon files (in the AppData/Roaming/SAP/Common folder), and they seemed ok. The regular SAP GUI logon also works just fine.

     - Tried to revert the plugins to the previous version (from Installation Details -> Installation History -> Revert)

     - Switched the workspace to a new one

     - Even tried a fresh eclipse install, but it seems to keep the same problem

Does this version somehow have issues/conflicts with SAP Netweaver Business Client (I sometimes use it for older systems which don't have AiE support)? I have been using NWBC and AiE in parallel for about 1 month before the update and there was no problem.

Best regards,

Serban

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sebastian_wolf
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Hi Serban,

another possible error source is if you use the NetWeaver Business Client 5 with SAP GUI 7.30. NWBC 5 normally only works without a SAP GUI or with SAP GUI 7.40 installed - not with SAP GUI 7.30.

The solution in this case would be to upgrade SAP GUI to 7.40. If this is not possible, please let us know.

Best regards, Sebastian

Hi guys,

Since I have installed the latest updates for AiE, it started giving me this error: "Local SAP UI landscape file not found; use SAP GUI to configure it" when I tried to add a new project. At first I ignored it (it just didn't allow me to select a system from SAP logon, and I inserted the SAP system settings manually to work around this error). But today, this error started popping up whenever I tried to create any new development object (report, class, etc) and it prevents me from creating anything .

I have already tried the following:

     - Checked the actual SAP logon files (in the AppData/Roaming/SAP/Common folder), and they seemed ok. The regular SAP GUI logon also works just fine.

     - Tried to revert the plugins to the previous version (from Installation Details -> Installation History -> Revert)

     - Switched the workspace to a new one

     - Even tried a fresh eclipse install, but it seems to keep the same problem

Does this version somehow have issues/conflicts with SAP Netweaver Business Client (I sometimes use it for older systems which don't have AiE support)? I have been using NWBC and AiE in parallel for about 1 month before the update and there was no problem.

Best regards,

Serban

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ChristianGnter
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Hi Serban,

sounds a bit similar to my error reported here.

Can you please check the "Local Configuration Files" in SAP GUI Options?

Regards Christian

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sebastian_wolf
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Hi Serban,

another possible error source is if you use the NetWeaver Business Client 5 with SAP GUI 7.30. NWBC 5 normally only works without a SAP GUI or with SAP GUI 7.40 installed - not with SAP GUI 7.30.

The solution in this case would be to upgrade SAP GUI to 7.40. If this is not possible, please let us know.

Best regards, Sebastian

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Hi Sebastian,

I had NWBC 4.0 and SAP GUI 730 installed on my machine. I have updated them both to the latest versions (5.0, 740 respectively) and now everything works fine! Thank you.

Best regards,

Serban