on 04-04-2009 7:14 AM
Hi All,
Can you please tell me What is the difference between NWDS and NWDI ?
Thanks,
Kiran.
Hi Ravi,
NWDS: NetWeaver Developer Studio
It is an eclipse based Java IDE, which is used for developing different kinds of SAP NetWeaver applications. It is an IDE, installed the developer's desktop.
NWDI: NetWeaver Development Infrastructure
It is a framework to setup a landscape and version management features, when Team - Devleopment of SAP NetWeaver applications is to be carried out. It is a kind of server, which has several tools and applications for setting up landscape (SLD), version management and central repository of the code (CMS & DTR) and central build of the development done by many developers (CBS).
You can search the SDN and help.sap.com for detailed explation of both the terms.
Regards,
Alka.
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Hi Ravi,
Check this you will get clear idea of NWDI & NWDS
NWDI
/thread/733827 [original link is broken]
/thread/668503 [original link is broken]
tracks in NWDI
/people/amit.bagati/blog/2008/11/03/track-design-for-parallel-development
NWDS
NWDS is a development environment. here u design and code a project that is created in NWDI (or) locally.
To create a simple application. we can just use NWDS. but the most powerful aspect of NWDI is that ANY project created by ANYONE on the same track is available for use and edit by everyone who can access the track. they could edit ur project or use urs, modify it and create a new one for their requirement.
And as pointed out above, you can also import a local project into NWDI, but it is sometimes shows up errors at build time. and i have never had luck in exporting a NWDI project to local.
Steps for NWDS Configuration :
NWDI Configuration and Creation Trace
1) Configure Content Maintence in SLD.
2) Configure Landscape Configator.
3) Creating Trace.
4) Import Trace.
5) Configure portal server in NWDS
6) Using Trace in NWDS.
7) Creating Development Component
1) Configure Content Maintence in SLD
Open url:- http://host:port/sld
Kindly follow Pic :- Attachment 1
Click Content Maintence.
Delete unnecessary file
Configure your SLD as below screen.
Click Save
2) Configure Landscape Configrator
Open url http://host:port/devinf
Click Change Management Service.
Click Landscape Logicator
Click Domain Data Tab
Update the CMS url http://host:port
Provide your Admin User
Provide your Admin Password
Update your SLD URL http://host:port/sld
Click Save Domain.
Click Update Domain.
3) Creating Trace
Click Trace Data Tab
Provide Trace Name and Description.
Provide URL for dtr http://host:port/dtr.
Update your CBD URL http://host:port/cbs.
Add SC and dependencies.
Click Save.
4) Import Trace
*Click Transport studio.
Click Development Tab.
Click Import Check.
Click Import.
5)Configure portal server in NWDS.
Open NWDS.
Click Windows-> Preference->Java Development Infrastructure
Click Development Configuration
Provide the URL.
6)Using Trace in NWDS.
Open NWDS
Click Development Configuration Perspective.
Loging Using Admin User ID.
Right Click on the Local DC and click Import Configuration.
Select remote.
Select your Development Configuration What you created.
Click Next and finish.
7)Creating Development Component
After Import successfully then
Right Click again and click Create new DC.
Assign the value
Click next.
Regards,
Anil.
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Hi
Refer these detailed outline for [NWDS|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/7ef5ad90-0201-0010-b2b5-b112ca87e421] and [NWDI|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/8a74199b-0701-0010-07a1-ebb5adafe2b1]
Best Regards
Satish Kumar
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NWDS is a developing environment
NWDI is server on wich tracks are created to delpoy developments created in nwds
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