on 07-12-2006 2:51 PM
Hi Guys
I am using R/3 4.7 E, i need to configure RFC destnations for connecting to an ASP.NET system wit .net connctor.
Could you please give me steps involed for RFC destinations.
Thank you
Vardhan
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You want to configure the use of a .NET RFC server? Then "SM59" is the keyword.
Hi Reiner
Thank you for responding, i know its sm59 but and the connection type is 'T'. But what kind of activation type should i be using.
Regards
There are already some threads in this forum, e.g. .
I have gone through that, i have a q for you
In the start on explicit host field what program name will i have to specify?
What I intended you to read was this section:
1. Create a SAP Connector Class - Application ( Under Visual C# Projects ) and give the RFC name and build the application.
2. Inside this application, write your .net code as per your requirement.
3. After completed, this application will create an exe file ( Under the folder bin\release ).
4. You need to pass the command line parameters to execute this exe file. Command line parameters are
-a<registeration Name> -g<SAP Server Name/IP Address> -X<Sap Gateway>
For example:-aREG -gSAPSER1 -xSAPGW00
5. Create a RFC destination in SM59, Under TCP/IP.
Technical Settings --> Activation Type --> Registered Server Program ( Need to be selected ).
Program ID must be your registeration name : REG
Gateway Options are
Gateway Host:SAPSER1
Gateway Service:SAPGW00
6. Write an ABAP program to call the RFC with destination as created in 5th setp.
7. The exe file should run in the same domain/LAN of your SAP server. You can test the connection in SM59.
It should be obvoius that the main option is "Registered Server Program" and not "Start...".
And "ProgramID" or "registration name" is an arbitrary string that just need to be equal in SM59 and at the command line of the RFC server.
hi Reiner
Have you got that ABAP code to call RFC
Just for testing your RFC server you don't need to write an ABAP. Just got to SE37 and use the "Test function module" feature. It allows you to specify your destination that you created in SM59.
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