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To restore the Java Web Start archives at the client and to assign a new dummy key to all archives: To restore the original SAP signatures, you must deploy the XI SCA’s (freshly downloaded from the SAP Service Marketplace) again. Even though SAP advises to use workaround only in the Test systems, in some very critical situations, the workaround can be used in Production systems as well.Īfter deleting the SAP signatures from the jars (using the processes below), the certificates will have a dummy signature, which will enable the Integration Builder to launch successfully. However, in certain situations, signing errors do occur and the option provided in the 'Java Web Start Administration' page (documented below) is a workaround for those issues.

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Whenever a signature issue occurs, it is advisable to download the XI *.SCA’s from the Service Marketplace and deploy these into the system to avoid the error. Ideally jar signature issues should not occur if the XI *.SCA's, deployed into the system, are downloaded from the SAP Service Marketplace.

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This client software includes parts of the J2EE client software.

SAP signs the client software (jars) required for the XI Integration Builder logon. To clear the server side cache go to the PI start page: -> Administration -> Repository/Directory (tab) -> Java Web Start Administration -> Restore Archives The SAP KBA 2390426 Unable to open PI ESR or Integration Builder, documents a method for clearing server side files used during the launch of the tool.The SAP KBA 2356069 Integration Builder: "Unable to launch the application", documents another method for clearing the client side cache This will open the Java Control Panel where you can then delete the cache entries.

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To clear the java cache in the versions higher than 1.4, open the DOS Command Prompt (On Windows go to Start -> Run -> cmd) and enter the command:.

To clear the java web start cache in the 1.4 version, open the Java Web Start application and go to: -> File -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Clear Folder.

When you encounter logon issues, it is advisable to clear out the Java Web Start cache (client side) and the server side cache. See the official Oracle site for more details on this: Java Control Panel -> Java Runtime Environment Settings -> Example: Caches:

Go to Java -> View and disable the version as required.

Call the Java Control Panel from the Command Prompt (On Windows: Start -> Run -> cmd).

Disable the unsupported java versions as required.

Go to Start -> All Programs -> Java Web Start.

See Note 1614742 Using Java Web Start with different PI releases. It is important to remember that you may need to enable/disable on both Java Control Panels. If you have two Java versions installed, you will have two Java Control Panels. You will need to disable the unsupported java version to launch the required Integration Builder. If you have a requirement, for example, to work with a PI 7.0 release and a PI 7.1 release you will need to have the Java Web Start 1.4 version and the 1.5 (or higher) version installed on your client pc. Working with different PI versions on same client pc: It is recommended to match these versions with The 1.7 32-bit and 64-bit versions are supported. The 1.5, 1.6 and 1.7 versions are supported. Runs on Java version 1.4 (or SAP JVM 4.1)

Ensure that the Repository and Directory services are started in the Visual Administrator or the NetWeaver Administrator (see table below for details on where to check this).

Go to -> Administration -> Repository/Directory (tab) -> Lock Overview

Check for any Repository/Directory related locks.

You can do this in transaction SU01 or in the Java UME.

Ensure the XIREPUSER/PIREPUSER/PIREP and XIDIRUSER/PIDIRUSER/PIDIR users are not locked and that they have the required authorizations.

Java Web Start is automatically started when you click on the Integration Builder links. Java Web Start provides the runtime environment required for the Integration Builder to run.

The Java Web Start software allows you to download and run Java applications from the web. To be able to launch the Integration Builder tools on a client pc, Java Web Start must first be installed. I will document the solutions to some of the known errors which occur when logging on to the PI Integration Builder tools and some checks you should make to ensure there are no system issues preventing logon. The purpose of this page is to enable you to resolve errors which occur when logging in to the Process Integration (PI) Enterprise Services Repository (ESR) or Integration Builder tools.