Hi @Allan_Zimmermann , i following your video on YouTube about “Get a good start with SAP in OpenRPA” but when i tried the “Login SAP” activity, it always pop up error like this :
“partner “192.168.x.x:sapdp00” not reached WSAEWOULDBLOCK : Resource temporaly unavailable.”
I’ve already turn on the “Enable Scripting” on SAP options btw… And what is sapdp00 mean?
WSAEWOULDBLOCK means the server is not responding.
if you want to use service names instead of ports ( the sapdp00 ) then you need to make sure it exists in your services file ( C:\WIndows\System32\Drivers\Etc\services )
Sorry for my late respon, thanks for the reply @Allan_Zimmermann …
I had checked services file and the sapdp00 was already added automatically when I install SAP. But, it’s still not working when I do Login SAP (with OpenRPA).
Of course i do login manually to the server, and it worked.
I have had to help a few people with the connection string, and I always end up spending waaayyyy to much time googling “sap connecting string” … I normally find one that works, but yesterday i had a meeting with someone where i had to give up. OpenRPA uses “Application.OpenConnectionByConnectionString”
The offcial doc point’s to this page Route Strings (SAP Library - SAProuter)
This page also have some examples SAP Help Portal
And here is more details about using routers Route String Entry for SAProuter (SAP Library - SAProuter)
Hopefully, one of these resources will provide the breakthrough you need.