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Activating WEBGUI in SAP System Installation without JAVA Component

Former Member
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Good Day,

we are curently implementing SAP CRM 2007 in our organization. One of the requirements of the SAP CRM system is to activate services in the R/3 Back-end which is an SAP IS-Oil ECC 6.0 system without a JAVA component (ONLY ABAP Installation). This is to enable webgui in the SAP IS-Oil ECC 6.0.

The following are the requirements of the functionalities

1: services should be activated in SAP ECC in transaction sicf

a: default_host  sap  bc

b: default_host  sap  ap

c: default_host  sap  public

2: Http services and port settings should be maintained in SAP ECC

3: The URL for launching SAP ECC transactions is provided below:

http://<sapecc6.0 server>:8000/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui/!?transaction=IC_LTXE&okcode=ICEXECUTE

Is it possible to activate these services without the JAVA component? Or do we have to install JAVA component in the current SAP ECC 6.0? IF it's possible to activate them without installing the JAVA component are there any existing procedure we could follow to do this?

thanks

-dennis

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Former Member
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Hi Denis,

Yes is possible the reason for this is that you are actualy activating services within your Web Application Server ABAP therefore you do not need Java for the case you are describing.

In SICF you can find this types of services that you can Activate just to name a few BSP's, Web Dynpro ABAP Internal ITS , create aliases etc..

If I remember corectly CRM 7.0 still using BSP's, take a look at this note::

Note 1115493 - CRM Web UI: Mandatory SICF services for CRM framework.

Take care

Best regards,

Juan Jose Alvarado

martin_juen2
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to be able to use the webgui you have to configure the icm (internal its) first

have a look at the sap documentation. there's a good description.

[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/86/ba813a19a2416de10000000a114084/frameset.htm]

regards,

Martin