on 05-28-2010 4:14 PM
Hi all,
I have a got a problem with opening Enterprise Services Builder, I'm able to Open ESB of PI Development system and got a problem with PI Quality system. I don't think this is the problem with Java.
I'm getting the below error after i entered User name and Password of ESB
Could not Initialize class com.sap.aii.ibrep.gui.xiitem.InternalXiItemServiceForTypeObjects
Internal problem occured(INTERNAL_PROBLEM)
Please help me in resolving this issue.
Thanks,
Kishore
Hi Kishore.
This issue seems to be that your XI components are not in the same SP level.
Go to:
-> System Information
-> Component Info
-> "Software Components" section.
Can you please confirm here that all of the components are on the same
SP level? (SAP_XIAF, SAP-XIAFC, SAP_XITOOL, SAP_XIESR, MESSAGING,
and SAP_XIGUI)
They should be, for example, all like 7.11.4, in which the "4" is the SP level.
Fix that and you'll be able to logon to ESB again
Regards,
Caio Cagnani
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Hi,
thank you for your response.
We applied the latest support packages (005) and now all the mentioned components are at the same patch level (7.11.005).
But we are still struggeling with the ESB. The problem still occurs!
We tested the ESB after the successful applied ABAP support package and it works. After doing all the JAVA stuff, we have now the same problems as before.
All the best.
Harald
After reviewing our installed software components I noticed that the component SAP_XIGUI had not been updated to SP005. I downloaded the package from SAP Marketplace, installed it using JSMP and our ESB now works correctly. Still not sure why it was not included with my support package.
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Harald Kienegger
We are having the same problems as discribed above. Please pass along any solution you find, I will do the same.
Thanks!
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Hi,
I have the same problem.
Have you solved it?
All the best.
Harald
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Hi,
This could be a problem with your PI quality server's post installation.Might be the java webstart cant recognize this class...Please contact your basis consultant who had been involved with your PI installation.
Cheers,
Abhishek.
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