How to activate web services in SICF

1. Login into the SAP system.
2. Enter the Transaction SICF.
3. If correct path for the service is know, paste it in the service path and execute else give the service name in the service name tab and execute.
4. Right click on the respective service and activate.
5. Test the connection finally.

Java SLD and SMSY registration

Table of Contents

Introduction   

Steps to register the system in central SLD   

Pushing the system data  from SLD to SMSY    

Introduction

This explains how to register Java (Netweaver 730) in central sld. The steps are only applicable for 730 version standalone Java system

Steps to register the system in central SLD

Create SLD destination

Then test the connection as follows

Once the connection is ready to push the data to SLD please carry out the following steps

Wait for ten minutes then check in central sld of PS2 for the system

This complete the steps of registering the system in SLD

Pushing the system data  from SLD to SMSY

SLD and SMSY is brought into synch by job SAP_LMDB_LDB_0000000001 scheduled in PS2

The job runs every ten minutes

Schedule an additional run for the job and wait for job completion

Once job has completed check in smsy for the system. The system should be available

The system is now available in Solution manager

This completes the setup of Java system in SLD and SMSY

Index creation in SAP

• Go to the Transaction code SE11

Select Indexes…

Select Create Index

Provide Index Name

Select Maintenance language option

Provide Short Description and Field names

Save Provide Transport request

Index does not exist in database system ORACLE, hence Activate the Index

Index rebuild of Table in different tablespaces

 ·         Get the 

(A) Index and 

(B) Tablespace name

for the required table from brtools

 ·         brtools --> 3 - Segment management

 

 ·         7 - Additional segment functions

 ·         2 - Show indexes

 ·         8 - Database tables (table)

·         Now check again in brtools after rebuilt of index

·         Once the index rebuilt is done, run update optimizer statistics from db13

SINGLE SIGNON (SSO) CONFIGURATION

STEPS IN SAP SYSTEM

1.   Call T-Code RZ10

2.   Select "Instance Profile"

3.   Choose "Extended maintenance"

4.   Click on "Change" button.

5.   Click on  "Parameter" tab

6.   Set profile parameters

• Login/accept_sso2_ticket=1
• Login/create_ss02_ticket=0
• Icm/host_name_full=<FQHN>(companyname.domain.com)

NOTE: FQHN means - Fully Qualified Host Name

STEPS IN PORTAL SYSTEM (Issuing Ticket)

1.   Logon to Portal as Administrator

2.   Click on "System Administration"

3.   Click on "System Configuration"

4.   Then "Keystore Administration"

5.   Select "Content" tab

6.   In drop down select "SAPLogonTicketKeypair – cert"

7.   Click on "Download verify.der file"

STEPS IN SAP SYSTEM (Accepting Ticket)

1.   Login to ECC system

2.   T-Code STRUSTSSO2

3.   On Column "Certificate"

4.   Click on "Import certificate"

5.   Select "File" tab

6.   In File path specify location of verify.der file that was downloaded from portal

7.   Select "Binary"

8.   Click on "Confirm"

9.   On Certificate column you can see details of ticket issuer system (Portal)

10.        Click on "Add to Certification List" to add certificate to system PSE

11.        On Certificate Column click on "Add to ACL"

12.        Enter System ID

13.        Client 000 (as portal don't have client concept)

14.        Confirm

15.        Save

STEPS IN PORTAL TO CREATE SYSTEM

1.   Logon to portal with Administrative rights.

2.   Create your folder in System Administration -> System Configuration -> System Landscape -> Browse tab -> Portal Content -> "Test SSO" folder

3.   Right click on folder "Test SSO" select "New" -> System (from template)

4.   A new tab will open and from their you need to select "SAP system using dedicated application server" based on your requirement.

5.   Give System Name, System ID and System ID Prefix

6.   Click on "Finish"

7.   A new system is created under Test SSO folder

8.   Right Click on system select "Open -> Object"

9.   A new tab will open

10.        In Property Category, select "Connector"

11.        Input your system details for following

12.        Application Host – host name of Backend System

13.        Gateway Host

14.        Gateway Service – sapgw<instance no>

15.        Remote Host Type – 3 (connection to R3 system)

16.        SAP Client – client where we added ticket to access control list

17.        SID

18.        SAP System Number

19.        Server Port – 32<instance no> (Dispatcher port) as we are using connection type for dedicated application server

20.        System Type – SAP_R3 /SAP_BW/SAP_CRM

21.        Create System Alias

22.        Specify System Alias name and then click on "Add" button.

23.        Click on "Save"

TESTING SSO

1.   Login to portal as Administrator

2.   Click on System Administration -> Support -> Support Desk -> SAP Application -> Select from drop down "Transaction"

3.   Select your "System"

4.   Input T-Code in Transaction Code field

5.   Select "SAP GUI Type"

6.   A window has to open for backend SAP system indicating SSO is successful.