BizTalk Adapter Pack- SAP Connection issue


when try connect sap through consumer adapter service vs 2005 ide. getting following error, when try browse through send/receive operations

error occurred while browsing lob system. adapter message: details: errorcode=rfc_sys_exception. errorgroup=rfc_error_system_failure. saperrormessage=this function module not active or contains no code..  adaptererrormessage=error returned rfccallreceiveex while calling rfc: rfc_read_table..

when checked sap guys, said adapter trying read rfc_read_table, module not exist.
further said as per sap note 758278, has been renamed/moved yrfc_read_table recommended sap

is there can configure in sap adapter metadata from yrfc_read_table module.



there sample using imetadataretrievalcontract at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc185184.aspx
this uses oracle, similar sap.
firstly, ignore path calls browse() , search() functions. we're interested in getmetadata() function. getmetadata() requires passing in arry of metadataretrievalnode objects, each object having nodeid set correctly.
information nodeids (actions) can found here. example,
"http://microsoft.lobservices.sap/2007/03/idoc/3/orders05//620/send"
replace 620 release number interested in. send() retrieves wsdl send operation (sending idoc sap) - can replace "send" "receive" if required. replace orders05 idoctyp of interest. if need specify cimtyp, specify between 2 slashes see above (after "orders05").


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