The following diagram depicts the various integration possibilities between LBN and customer’s backend system for inbound and outbound communications. You can follow LBN Application Help or the other blogs published to achieve the same. You’ve established connectivity between LBN and your backend SAP S/4HANA. soap.SoapFault: Authorization missing for service Pre-Requisites Response was of unexpected text/html ContentTypeĨ.

403: Forbidden when communicating with S/4 Servicesĥ. 503 Service Unavailable – There is no SAP Cloud Connector (SCC) connected to your subaccountĤ. : while trying to invoke the method () of a null object loaded from field .text of an object loaded from local variable ‘this’ģ. SSL Handshake Error Outbound from LBN (LBN to S/4HANA)ġ. Ordering Party LBN Id could not be validatedĤ. Relationship of Ordering Party (shipper) LBN Id: 1001000XXXX and Carrier Party LBN Id: 1001000YYYYY has not yet been establishedģ. Missing LBN Id in PreferredCarrierParty (StandardID with schemaAgencyId=310 and schemeID=LBN)Ģ.

Issue IndexĬapturing the list of issues mentioned in this blog below Inbound to LBN (S/4HANA to LBN)ġ. For the sake of simplification, we’ll consider all backend systems as SAP S/4HANA in this blog. This blog tries to capture the common connectivity errors we see that customers make when trying to connect to/from LBN using B2B SOAP messages from/to their backend system. These B2B integration errors are mostly due to some misconfigurations either at LBN or at SAP S/4HANA backend system. Customers trying to connect with SAP Logistics Business Network Freight Collaboration (LBN FC) from their SAP S/4HANA backend system or SAP Transportation Management often faces several connectivity issues.

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