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Former Member

‎2006 Aug 25 6:05 PM

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Hello all,

I had developed an interface program which populates an internal table with some data and I pass it to an RFC function module with destination 'XXXXXXXX', which is a middleware. I am pushing data from SAP, but middleware (webmethods) is not receiving that data. What could be the problem? Can someone help me in this regard?

CALL FUNCTION 'ZXXXXXXXX' "IN BACKGROUND TASK
    DESTINATION 'WEBMETHODS' "AS SEPARATE UNIT
    TABLES
      output = i_tab.

COMMIT WORK.

Thanks,

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‎2006 Aug 25 6:08 PM

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Webmethods does not have a RFC container. So you create a function module in SAP and open a service for it in Webmethods. Check whether the service is running in webmethods and also check your RFC destination whether it is pointing to the right instance.

Hello all,

I had developed an interface program which populates an internal table with some data and I pass it to an RFC function module with destination 'XXXXXXXX', which is a middleware. I am pushing data from SAP, but middleware (webmethods) is not receiving that data. What could be the problem? Can someone help me in this regard?

CALL FUNCTION 'ZXXXXXXXX' "IN BACKGROUND TASK
    DESTINATION 'WEBMETHODS' "AS SEPARATE UNIT
    TABLES
      output = i_tab.

COMMIT WORK.

Thanks,

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‎2006 Aug 25 6:08 PM

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Webmethods does not have a RFC container. So you create a function module in SAP and open a service for it in Webmethods. Check whether the service is running in webmethods and also check your RFC destination whether it is pointing to the right instance.

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‎2006 Aug 25 6:10 PM

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Sudhir,

Can you tell me how to open an service for webmethods in SAP and check whether my RFC destination is pointing to the right instance?

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‎2006 Aug 25 6:12 PM

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The service for the RFC is opened in webmethods not in SAP which is done by Webmethods guy. Check the IP address of the server on which your webmethods is running and check the ipaddress mentioned in your RFC destination.

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‎2006 Aug 25 6:14 PM

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Is the destination system defined in SM59.

Please check it out.

What is the error!

I guess there could be one more problem.

Did u declare the Function module as Remote enabled!

Pls. mark if answer is helpful.

Cheers,

Bharat

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rahulkavuri
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‎2006 Aug 25 6:18 PM

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‎2006 Aug 25 6:21 PM

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to call a program from one server to another server

first we have to go to sm59 click on RFC connection and create here ww have to give RFC destination for example

RFC destinatio zswat

Connection type '3' R/3Connection type

give description

and at technical settings

give target system and other details

and at "save as" click the radio button

IP address

and at logon/security

trusted system as no

give logon details of that system which yu want to call that program

after that create a fuction module at attributes

click the radio button for "REMOTE-enabled module" and give some export and import parameters

after that call that function module in another server

yu will get the result.