Hi,
use integration directory wizard to create all objects in ID and check if it's working
Regards,
Michal Krawczyk
I tried to create a configuration scenario using the ID wizard and I am still getting the same error.
I think this might be due to cache issues mostly. You could totally delete the objects and recreate and see how that helps. Check you provide valid business system or component name for the sender and receiver correctly. One sender agreement per file communication channel.
Hi Baskar, Michal,
I deleted all the objects created in ID and recreated the objects, also created the configuration scenario using the ID wizard, I am still getting the "Sender Agreement not found" error.
Not sure what other possible problems can cause the error
Can you check if there are 2 sender agreements using the same channel?
After you create the object, do you activate it?
Regards,
Prateek Raj Srivastava
Hi Prateek,
I just checked:
1. All the created objects are activated
2. The sender CC is only used by the Sender Agreement and the Configuration Scenario, I used "Where-Used List" checked. The Receiver CC is used by the Receiver Agreement and the Configuration Scenario.
Hi,
First things first, ensure you have an agreement for each single Communication Channel you have
and that they are correctly associated.
If they are created and associated, you may try the cache refresh with the link:
http://host:j2eeport/CPACache/refresh?mode=full
Kind regards,
Caio Cagnani
Hi,
Sender Agreement is usually a combination of Sender Service interface/Message Interface + Sender Communication channel.
Make sure that the combination of two is correct.
Hope this helps.
Check the communication channel for the sender:
RWB->Component Monitoring->Adapter Engine->Communication channel Monitoring
Regards.
