iVend Retail 6.6
SAP Business One 9.3 (HANA)
The customer encountered the following error while configuring the integration service:
"Could not load file or assembly 'Interop.SAPbobsCOM.dll, Version=10.0'"
Scenario Overview:
1) Customer is using SAP B1 HANA version 9.3 and iVend Retail 6.6
2) Version_10 folder (Interop.SAPbobsCOM.dll file was available in Version_10 folder) was available in integration folder and Configuration folder (if SAP is 10.0, then this is required); below is the screenshot for the same
Reinstallation of SAP DI API:
Both 32-bit and 64-bit DI API components were reinstalled from the SAP setup folder on both the SAP server and the integration server.
The issue persisted.
DLL Re-registration:
The SAPbobsCOM100.dll was re-registered manually, but no resolution was achieved.
A new integration executable (EXE) and updated configuration file were provided to the customer.
Upon deploying these, the integration service was successfully updated and started without errors.
"SAP Business One connection error: Login SLD Failed.
Make sure the server, company, and user credentials are correct."
User Permissions:
Verified SAP B1 user permissions in License Administration.
Necessary updates were made, but the issue persisted.
SLD Accessibility:
Access to SAP Control Center confirmed that the SLD (System Landscape Directory) was reachable.
However, the CXSiVend user was not recognized.
Password Update:
Guided the customer to update the CXSiVend user's password via:
Administration → Setup → General → Users
Post update, the integration service details were refreshed and the error was resolved.
DLL version mismatch: iVend 6.6 expects version 9.x DLLs; version 10.0 may cause compatibility issues unless explicitly supported.
Correct file placement: Ensure that the correct version of Interop.SAPbobsCOM.dll is in both the Integration and Configuration folders.
User credentials in SLD: Always validate that the integration user is present and the credentials are up to date.
64-bit vs 32-bit Conflicts: Ensure consistency in component architecture across SAP and integration environments.