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Hi all,

i've this problem after configuration of NWBC 4.0 on SAP ECC 6 EHP 7 Kernel 7.40 on Windows Server 2012 / SQL Server.

Can you help me please?

Can you indicate me some manual for correct configuration?

With that customer account on SAP Market place i can't open Product Error. Why?
I no longer see the systems that client in section 'report product error'. Why?

Thanks

Francesco Biga

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Former Member
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NWBC 4.0 is not available for HTML version.

You have to install NWBC for Desktop if you want to work on NWBC.

You said configuration of NWBC 4.0 on SAP ECC 6 EHP 7 Kernel 7.40 on Windows Server 2012 / SQL Server is done.

But the screenshot you given is of browser.

If you want to work on NWBC browser, you just want to give t-code "nwbc". The browser will open automatically.

Former Member
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Ok, but the screnshoot compare after tcode NWBC on sapgui 7.30.

I've installed NWBC for desktop and the problems are:

And after click on Log On nothing ...

How can I fix that problem??


Thanks


Francesco Biga

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Hi Francesco,

I'd guess that those JavaScript errors you are seeing are caused by you using an IP address in the URL instead of a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)... try using the server name and domain instead of the IP address.

And just to clarify there is a NWBC 4.0 version for HTML, it comes with the latest server runtime (UI Services Runtime):

Server Runtime for SAP NetWeaver User Interface Services - User Interface Add-On for SAP NetWeaver -...

As for the 1st error you posted, my guess is that you need to activate the NWBC nodes in the ICF (transaction SICF). Make sure the node /sap/bc/ui2/nwbc is active.

Hth,

Simon

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It was just a test, but the same error even using the FQDN

Help me

Thanks!!

Francesco Biga

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Hi,

Are you using Windows 8 and IE11 by any chance? I had similar issues with my WIndows 8.1 and IE11 using NWBC Desktop.

Have you tried the NWBC URL directly in the browser, not in the Desktop Client? Also like I said before make sure all the NWBC ICF nodes are activated.

Cheers,

Simon

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Hi

from sapgui with tcode NWBC the dump is:

Category           Installation Errors
Runtime Errors     SYSTEM_SHMCONSTR_LOGON_FAILED
Date and Time      02.05.2014 12:39:42

Short Text

Failed logon for shared objects area constructor.

What happened?

Error in the ABAP Application Program

The current ABAP program "SAPMSSYC" had to be terminated because it has
come across a statement that unfortunately cannot be executed.

What can you do?

Note which actions and entries caused the error to occur.

Consult your SAP administrator.

Using transaction ST22 for ABAP dump analysis, you can view, manage,
and retain termination messages for longer periods.

Error analysis

An attempt was made to start the area constructor for instance "E" of
shared object area "CLUR_NW7_MESSAGE_AREA" on client " ". This is only
  possible if user " "
is logged on to client 000. The logon failed (rc="1 (User unknown or password
  wrong)"). Possible reasons

My SO is Windows 7 with IE11 and i've tried directly on the browser and NWBC deskClient, but error is same.

NWBC ICF configuration is:

Thanks for response Simon

Francesco

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Hi,

Not sure how much I can help with this... looks like something is really not right with your system. Can you logon to any other ICF service? Try one of the other ICF services like webgui, have a look in the ICF tree and right click on the webgui service and test it.... you should get a logon screen, see if you can logon. If you get similar errors this is likely not a problem with NWBC but with something more general in your system configuration.

Try Googling "SYSTEM_SHMCONSTR_LOGON_FAILED" see if anyone else has reported this problem, also try searching SAP Support for the same thing.

Hope you sort it out,

Simon

Damean
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Francesco

   That error basically meant that something is wrong on your SSO setting (Single Sign On).  When I was debugging my SSO setup last year, I notice that as part of the logon process, NWBC has a routine that will reach out to external program so as to establish a logon ticket.  If the external program (i.e. the SSO software provider) is NOT setup per NWBC requirement, it will choked and show you that error.


   The issue is there's lot of possible SSO software provider, so I will NOT be tell what specifically is wrong.   My advice, reach out to your security team and first test with the SSO disable (i.e. requiring you to enter User Id & password).  After that's successful (hence confirming SSO is the issue); that's where the fun will begins to see which parameter is needed for your SSO...



Regards

Damean