I 'm having issues configuring the saprfc_open to actually connect.
saprfc_open does not support the saprouter string (i.e. unlike java).
How do you actually make it connect if you need to use the saprouter string?
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Sandra Rossi
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It should be the same as a direct connection, except you put the router string into the ASHOST parameter, instead of the just the system hostname/IP:
/H/<SAP router hostname or IP>/S/<SAP router port>/H/<SAP system hostname or IP>
For example:
/H/saprouter.mycomp.local/S/3299/H/sapsystem.mycomp.local
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Thank you very much. From the ini file I have: `ASHOST: 10.x.x.x` and `SAPROUTER: /H/194.x.x.x/W/somestring/H/` I tried using this in `ASHOST: /H/194.x.x.x/W/somestring/H/10.x.x.x`, but it did not work :(. – johnjohn Sep 07 '11 at 18:25
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I've done some more searching and one thing I saw coming up a couple times, was to use the **MSHOST** parameter instead of the ASHOST one. Perhaps you could give that a shot using the `/H/194.x.x.x/W/somestring/H/10.x.x.x` string. – René Sep 09 '11 at 12:16
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It seems saprouter is not supported by the extension, so I had to switch to the java connector for this part.
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