HTTP-Errors in Approval Step for Standard Task TS50000075

Wed Dec 5 02:06:46 EST 2007

Thanks, Mike, for your quick reply!

Unfortunately, my colleagues already checked out transaction WF_HANDCUST 
and the settings there look okay.

At the moment we are really at a loss and don't know where else to look or 
what else to try.

Thanks and Cheers
Baerbel

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> Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2007 11:01:47 -0000 (UTC)
> From: "Mike Pokraka" <asap at workflowconnections.com>
> Subject: Re: HTTP-Errors in Approval Step for Standard Task TS50000075
> To: "SAP Workflow Users' Group" <sap-wug at mit.edu>
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> Hi Baerbel,
> 
> As far as the WUG/SDN question goes, there is a certain overlap. SDN is
> driven by points so if you want a quick answer post there. WUG is driven
> by interest and enthusiasm, so if you want a good answer post here. It 
all
> depends on your question and it's complexity/urgency really. Nothing
> stopping you from posting in both (though a small PS. note would be 
nice).
> 
> To your question: It sounds like your web service handlers aren't setup.
> Txn WF_HANDCUST should do the trick - it's mostly auto-generated but you
> may need some basis input for hostnames etc. It's also reasonably well
> documented.
> 
> Hope that helps, shout back if not.
> Cheers,
> Mike
> 
> On Tue, December 4, 2007 10:06, baerbel.winkler at carestreamhealth.com 
wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> as this is my very first post to WUG, here is a quick introduction: I've
> been involved with SAP and ABAP for almost 8 years (prior to that I did
> PL/1-development) but I'm completely new to Workflow (just had BIT601 
last
> month). I already spent some time reading and searching through the
> SDN-Forums/Blogs/Wikis and have posted this question there as well last
> week, but - helpful as they were - the replies haven't yet solved our
> issue. As I don't really know how much overlap there is between 
SDN-forum-
> and WUG-participants, I'd like to try this venue as well.
>
> Now for my current issue:
>
> I'm involved with a project to make use of the Manager Self Service 
(MSS)
> functionality provided by SAP. A colleague and I are trying to follow 
the
> information provided by SAP in these three documents: "Configuration 
Guide
> for the Personnel Change Request (Release 60.1)", "Developing your own
> personnel change requests (Release 50.1/50.2)" and "Internal Service
> Request (ISR) cookbook (July 2004)". We are running Netweaver 04, SAP
> Basis 620, SAP_HR 470.
>
> As a prototype, we've managed to get scenario SPPD for "Change Position
> (enhanced)" set up in the MyHRManager-section of the portal. We can 
submit
> the form for one of the employees we've set up in the development system
> and we also see (via transaction SWEL) that Standard Workflow WS50000041
> is triggered. Subworkflow WS50000033 is triggered as well and the
> work-item for standard task TS50000075 gets assigned to the correct
> responsible agent (we did have an issue with the agent-assignment 
earlier,
> but - for whatever reason - this is now working fine).
>
> Whenever the responsible agent tries to process the workitem, we get the
> following two HTTP-related errors and don't seem to be able to find the
> root-cause for them:
>
> 1.
> Work item 000000319008: Object method SWW_WW_EXECUTE_S cannot be 
executed
> Message no. WL821
>
> 2.
> HTTP handler for starting an external service cannot be read
> Message no. SWK045
>
> I did find a reference to WL821 in OSS where it says that this is 
usually
> a very meaningless message, but I didn't find anything for SWK045. Does
> anybody have any ideas which configuartion settings we might need to 
check
> and possibly modify? Unfortunately, neither my colleague nor myself 
really
> know what we need to be on the lookout for, so any information will be
> helpful. We also already tried to find out where these messages get
> triggered via debugging, but were not successful. A "where-used" for the
> messages also didn't find anything.
>
> Before we can progress with our project, we are fairly certain that we
> first have to get the SAP-supplied PCRs working - otherwise we'll later
> never know where any issues are coming from!
>
> Thanks and Cheers
> Baerbel
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