1 stupid question regarding SLD Configuration.

[Former Member]

Dear all,

I am actually trying to configure my BW 3.5 (WAS 6.40 ABAP with JAVA Add-in) so that it is found in my SLD server but get problems with the SLDCHECK.

Now, I am wondering which RFC I absolutely need to have to get this work... So, I am not speaking about an XI system and would not have to play with the exchange profiles or other XI-related steps.

Here what I did :

- Creation of SAPSLDAPI_DBW as RFC Destination in the J2EE of my SLD server

- Get this RFC Destination started (=> OK)

- Creation of SAPSLDAPI as RFC Destination in the ABAP stack of my BW server

- Check this RFC Destination (=> OK)

- Create a user in the J2EE of my SLD server for the SLDAPICUST (=> Which authorizations by the way???)

- Configuration of transaction SLDAPICUST in the ABAP stack of my BW server

- Configuration of transaction RZ70 in the ABAP stack of my BW server (=> OK)

Now, when I start the SLDCHECK, I get the following :

> Properties of RFC destination SAPSLDAPI

> RFC host : %%RFCSERVER%%

> program id : SAPSLDAPI_DBW

> gateway host : sap7

> gateway service : sapgw00

>

> Testing the RFC connection to the SLD java client...

> RFC ping was successful

>

> SLD server access settings:

> host name : sldserv

> port number : 50500

> user : SLDrfcdata

>

> Use transaction SLDAPICUST if you wish to maintain the SLD server access data

> Launching the SLD GUI in a separate browser window...

>

> Verify in the browser GUI that the SLD is in a healthy running state!

>

> Calling function LCR_LIST_BUSINESS_SYSTEMS

> Retrieving data from the SLD server...

> Function call returned exception code 3

>

> Check whether the SLD is running!

Any idea what this return code mean?

Do I have to maintain other RFC destinations in this case (no XI)?

What about the authorizations the user defined in SLDAPICUST must have? I do not have any XI roles in this case :'(

Best regards,

Xavier Vermaut

[Andrzej_Filusz]

Hi!!!

Use XILDUSER user in TCODE: SLDAPICUST to connect to SLD to read own Business System name. You can create your own user for this purpose, but remember to add him SAP_BC_AI_LANDSCAPE_DB_RFC role.

Regards,

Andrzej

[Former Member]

Dear Andrzej,

If I understand you correctly, I should adapt my user (SLDrfcdata instead of XILDUSER) on my J2EE engine running the SLD so that I get the 'SAP_BC_AI_LANDSCAPE_DB_RFC' role...

Now, the problem is... When I look at the roles I have in my J2EE engine, I can't find the 'SAP_BC_AI_LANDSCAPE_DB_RFC' one. The only ones I have are :

- Administrator

- NWDI.Administrator

- NWDI.Developer

- SAP_JAVA_NWADMIN_CENTRAL

- SAP_JAVA_NWADMIN_CENTRAL_READONLY

- SAP_JAVA_NWADMIN_LOCAL

- SAP_JAVA_NWADMIN_LOCAL_READONLY

- SAP_JAVA_NWMOBILE_ADMIN_READONLY

- SAP_JAVA_NWMOBILE_ADMIN_SUPER

- SAP_JAVA_SUPPORT

You are not speaking about the ABAP part, aren't you?

This user is meant to get connected to the HTTP webpage of the SLD server, isn't it?

Many thanks for your help, Andrzej !

Xavier Vermaut

[Andrzej_Filusz]

Hi!!!

You must create this user via standard Web AS ABAP user management transaction: SU01.

After a short time, the updated users are automatically replicated to the J2EE engine.

Regards,

Andrzej

[Former Member]

Hello Andrej,

Thanks for your reply...

The problem is : my J2EE engine is a standalone WEB-AS Java, so I do not have a WEB AS ABAP to create this user.

Regards,

Xavier

[Former Member]

Hi

1.)

Login into Visual Administrator it's located in

/usr/sap/O03/JC31/j2ee/admin/go .bat

go to cluster->server -.services->security Provider -> user Management

you can create the user and assign the roles also

2.) otherwise open the browser and type http:
<hostname>:<Java port No>

click on user administration

login with user J2ee-admin or Administrator fro their u can create the users,roles lock and unlock the users

I hope that this is enough solution for you for user creation .

If you have any queries please be feel free

With regards,

Shankar Reddy