AW: XML documents
Rickayzen, Alan
alan.rickayzen at sap.com
Mon Jan 26 09:23:28 EST 2004
Kris,
The two commonest problems are:
1) The business document navigator failing to display the xml documents =
in some releases (described by Nicholas): Solved by note 406295.
2) Incorrect configuration of the business document server in some =
releases. Solved by note 700838 (run the report RSWXML_REPAIR).
I'll make sure that both notes are easier to find in the workflow =
context.
Best regards,
Alan Rickayzen
SAP AG
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Nicholas Brand
Gesendet: Montag, 26. Januar 2004 14:47
An: SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Betreff: Re: XML documents
Kris,
I've just read your emails on Wf-XML.
A coupe of years ago I set up a model to demonstrate this.
Wf-XML is a useful feature in SAP that is very rarely used - if at all.
I haven't got access to an SAP system at the moment so I can't check =
things
at the moment but from the documentation I made at the time I can tell =
you
the way I viewed the XML documents.
Transaction: SWXML - so you are in the right transaction
(Menu path: SAP menu > Tools > Business Workflow > Development > =
Reporting
> WebFlow > XML Document Selection.)
You may want to double-check your selection criteria in the report
selection screen.
Double-click on any of the line-items to drill-down to the XML object.
I found a bug that prevented some of the XML documents from being =
displayed
on the right hand side of the screen. One way I got around this was to =
use
the 'Export document' feature.
You will be prompted for a path. The document is stored in the chosen
location as:
=B7 'file.xml' - if it is a Wf-XML document from the remote SAP =
system,
or
=B7 'file.htm' - if it is an error message from one of the ITS =
virtual
instances.
This allowed me to view all the XML docs.
Kind regards,
Nicholas Brand
UK lead SAP Workflow & Process Automation
IBM Business Consulting Services
+44 (0) 207 021 9159 (office)
+44 (0) 7730 733885 (mobile)
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I am not getting the error message "Process instance Key not available"
anymore
as it seems to be an authentication issue.
As per the "Practical workflow for SAP" book I should be able to see
XML request and response documents in the container of the
web activity workitem. But I cannot see any XML documents in the =
container
for
some reason. Also I made a futile attempt from Business document =
navigator
to see XML docs.
Could anyone through some light here? Is there anything to turn on
the XML doc attachments .
Thanks in advance.
Kris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kris WUG" <kris_wug at hotmail.com>
To: "SAP Workflow Users' Group" <SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 5:22 PM
Subject: XML documents
> I appreciate sharing any info related to this.
>
> I am trying to setup a webflow between two SAP systems using WF-XML.
> I could successfully start the workflow in the target system(B) using =
a
> webflow in source system (A).
> As part of my first test I am not passing any container values to the
target
> workflow.
> Target workflow is a simple workflow without any steps. It is started =
and
> successfully completed also.
> I believe I am suppose to have XML documents in the target system.
> But I cannot find any XML documents created in the target system (B) =
or
in
> the source system (A) using SWXML.
> Even though "Wait for feedback" is unchecked in the webactivity of my
source
> workflow, it is erroring out in the last.
> Error message is "XML tag <ProcessInstanceKey> not available".
>
> Is there something I am missing here. How can I view XML docs?
> How can I correct the above error message?
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> Regards,
> Kris.
>
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