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Problem occured when creating a project

MarcAugustin
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Hey guys,

I just installed the new Lunar with the appropriate SAP and ABAP tools. When I now create a new project in Eclipse, I get the following error:

I have a standard installation of SAP GUI 7.40 (updated yesterday, had the same issue with 7.30). When I click "ok", I'll get the screen to manually add systems. This works, but I'd like to have access to my systems in SAP Logon.

Did anyone have the same problem?

Marc

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sebastian_wolf
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Hi Marc,

in order to find the root cause of this issue, could you please enable tracing for the destination management of ABAP in Eclipse and send us the results?

Here's what you need to do:

- Open Window -> Preferences

- Goto ABAP Development -> Trace Configuration

- Select Level "Info"

- Check the box next to Destination Management

- Press OK and restart ABAP in Eclipse

- Execute the same steps until you get this error message

- Open the view "Error Log" (Ctrl+3 - Error Log)

- Choose button "Export Log"

- Send us the file

- Instead of sending us only the file, you could also send us the complete support information (Help -> Collect Support Information)

Thanks and best regards,

Sebastian (ABAP in Eclipse Development)

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sebastian_wolf
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Hi Marc,

in order to find the root cause of this issue, could you please enable tracing for the destination management of ABAP in Eclipse and send us the results?

Here's what you need to do:

- Open Window -> Preferences

- Goto ABAP Development -> Trace Configuration

- Select Level "Info"

- Check the box next to Destination Management

- Press OK and restart ABAP in Eclipse

- Execute the same steps until you get this error message

- Open the view "Error Log" (Ctrl+3 - Error Log)

- Choose button "Export Log"

- Send us the file

- Instead of sending us only the file, you could also send us the complete support information (Help -> Collect Support Information)

Thanks and best regards,

Sebastian (ABAP in Eclipse Development)

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Hi Sebastian,

thanks so far, this really helped me

It gave me the following information:

I don't know where the envrironment variable SAPLOGON_INI_FILE comes from, but it was there with the wrong path. I deleted it, so that the ADT will use the config and last used one. Now it's working.

I guess that alternatively, I could also enter my path to this. Is this variable comming from the installation?

Thanks again and regards,

Marc

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Hi Marc,

glad that I could help you.

The environment variable can have many sources, in many cases it is set by the system administrator, but I can't imagine that he/she created such a strange path - which isn't working at all. Anyway, good that you removed this and that it's working again.

I also recommend to disable tracing again, because it might have a negative performance impact on ABAP in Eclipse...

Best regards, Sebastian

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Already disabled it again, thanks.

Have a nice weekend