on 11-24-2013 4:00 PM
Dear Experts,
I'm getting an error while configure Cockpit\Dashboard on SLD - Test connection of B1DI
Connect to xxxx (B1DI) failed.
com.sap.b1i.adapter.dia.exception.ConnectionFailedException: Connect to Business One failed.
(-8037) Failed to connect or logon to SLD, please check connection parameters and configure file
According to B1ic_Troubleshooting Guide
I have edited with all three options(servername, IP, localhost) same error. I even test with changing the names on License Server setting but no result.
I even restart the server several times. But same error. Anyone can help me out ??
SBO: 9.0 PL5
Integration: 900.057.05
Hi Mustafa
Have you got solution for this, because I also facing same issue if you solved means please help me out.
Thanks
Karthick S
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HI Karthick,
Sorry brother its a year old question. It get solved but didnt remember for which client i have asked or what was the resolution.
have you check these
5 Error:com.sap.b1i.adapter.dia.exception.ConnectionFailedException: Connect to Business One failed.
(-8037) Failed to connect or logon to SLD, please check connection parameters and configure file
Root Cause 1
The address entered in the licenseServer field in the SLD entry is incorrect.
Solution 1
1. To check the license server address, choose Start → All Programs → SAP Business One → Server Tools → Service Manager, from the
Service dropdown list, select License Manager and click the Settings button.
2. Enter the information as it appears in the License Server and Port Number fields, for example, [servername]:30000, localhost:30000 or [IPaddress]:30000
Root Cause 2
The address entered in the B1Server field in the SLD entry is not set identical with the server name in the System Landscape Directory.
Solution 2
1. Access SAP Business One System Landscape Directory.
- On Windows: https://MY_SERVER:30010/ControlCenter
- On HANA: https://MY_SERVER:40000/ControlCenter/
2. If your browser ask for security certification just continue to the website.
3. Log in, using the default user "B1SiteUser.
4. In the tab Servers and Companies check the value in Server Name field.
5. If no entry exists in Servers section, click on Add, and add your server name and IP. Click on the entries to ensure that all SBO companies are listed on the
"Companies" area.
First you go to C/Users/APP Data/Local and display hidden files and then delete SAP Folder,uninstall and then re-install again. This will resolve the issue.
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I had the same error but the resolution was different for me... I thought I'd post my solution so others might not have to pull their hair out for such a silly miss.
I hadn't explicitly set the LicenseServer Property on the Company object before invoking the Connect() method.
This may not be what you've run into, but In my case the application worked fine without setting this property while running on a Windows 7 32-bit, but failed to connect when running on Windows 7 and Windows 8 64-bit (with the same -8037 error described in this thread).
I knew it had to be in my code because I was able to connect to SAP with the SAP Desktop Client, but unable to connect via a .NET application using the API.
e.g.
This snippet worked for me... My original code was missing the bolded line in this snippet:
var company = new SAPbobsCOM.Company
{
Server = DatabaseServer,
LicenseServer = DatabaseServer,
DbServerType = SAPbobsCOM.BoDataServerTypes.dst_MSSQL2008,
CompanyDB = Database,
DbUserName = DatabaseUsername,
DbPassword = DatabasePassword,
UserName = SapUsername,
Password = SapPassword,
language = SAPbobsCOM.BoSuppLangs.ln_English,
UseTrusted = false
};
if (company.Connect() != 0)
company.GetLastError(out sapErrorCode, out sapErrorDescription);
--S.B. Cote
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pls check your firewall in the server
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Hi Mustafa,
Please check new version the SAP Business One 9.0 PL08
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3381940
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3334643
Regards,
Marcelo Silva Santos
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