on 2007 Aug 30 5:56 PM
'com.sap.aii.adapter.file.ftp.FTPEx: 550 /int/XI_Ready: The system cannot find the path specified. '
Hello Gurus,
here i am using a file adapter on the sender side to poll the XML files. here it is showing the error as above in the runtime work bench. when i have a look at the communication channel monitoring. can any one help. please.
Regards,
Ramana.
Hi Ramana,
In your scenario, the defined path is not able to locating properly. The path which you defined should be in shared mode.
Please give some more details which you have defined in the file protocol.
Sudheer
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Hi Ramana,
Is the XI system in UNIX BOX? if so then the file is not having 777 permissions. Give 777 permission to the file. if you want to pick the file put by XI itself, in the receiver communication channel of XI whcih writes the file, in the text area menat for Execute OS Command after Message Processing, give chmod 777 %F. so once the file is written by XI it will have 777 permissions.
Or in teh sender adapter of XI which picks up teh file, check process read-only files, teh scenario will succeed.
Hope this solves your problem,
Thanks and Regards,
Sundararamaprasad
Hi Sundaram prasad,
here my XI system was on windows.
i also changed the path as F:\----
. but still iit is giiving the message as
<b>Could not delete file 'F:\int\XI_Ready\sridhar.xml' after processing</b>
I also checked the process read only files.
but still it is giving the same error.please help me.
Thanks,
Ramana
don't check read only files, what it means is XI will pick only the files with read only permissions.
there is a user <SID>adm where <SID> is your sap system ID who should have the delete permissions on this particular file/folder you are trying to delete.
right click on the file --> properties -->security tab --> add this user and give him full control.
otherwise repeat the above steps for the user "everyone" which is displayed in the security tab
Hi Ramana !
Are you sure that the error message you posted if from this comm channel ??
Are you sure its adapter is NFS and not FTP, and that the object is active?
Remember that the NFS references a local (XI server) path (mounted internally or externally)
Regards,
Matias.
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From where are you trying to pick up the file ? i mean FTP or NFS
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