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Web Application Server ABAP Configuration issues.

former_member192818
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Hello,

I am trying to get the business package for CRM up and running.

I have a CRM 4.0 system. It has the basis/web application server version 610.

I have been trying to get the fully qualified domain name for the ABAP WAS using the instructions at

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/67/be9442572e1231e10000000a1550b0/content.htm

But alas, I have run into problems.

So here goes....

How do I configure the ABAP Web Applicatin Server into the portal?

What are the requirements for the ABAP Web Application Server?

Is the WAS 610 enough?

I opened SE80 and could not create an ABAP WebDynpro application. Does that mean I have to upgrade the CRM server with something to make the ABAP WebDynpro to work? If so what kind of upgrade should I be doing to my CRM system to have the portal integration.

In the WebApplicationServer ABAP there are four properties to be set.

1. WAS Description

2. WAS Hostname

3. WAS Path

4. WAS Protocol

As mentioned in https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/pub/wlg/2974. [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]

How do I determine what my ABAP WAS Hostname/port number is?

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Thank you for your help.

Cheers,

Sumit.

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achim_hauck2
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Sumit,

1. WAS Description: free of choice

2. WAS Hostname: <host>:<port>

3. WAS Path: depends on your application

4. WAS Protocol: http / https

go in your abap system, call SMICM, select "goto / Parameters / Display" and check the parameters:

icm/server_port_<x> to get the protocol & port

icm/host_name_full to get the hostname (should be a full qualified name, with domain, if not, you should change it in RZ10)

kr, achim

former_member192818
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Achim.

Thank you for your quick answer. Helped me a lot.

What do you mean when you say

3. WAS Path: depends on your application

I am trying to configure the CRM Business Package. How do I know what my applicaiton is.

The reason I ask is that there is a connection test for the application server. It fails because I do not know what to configure here.

Sumit.

achim_hauck2
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Sumit,

for example for Web Dynpro applications, the path would be: "/webdynpro/dispatcher".

but as far as I know, the iviews in the Business Package for CRM4.0 are all BSP/RFC based. In this case, to my knowledge, the WAS path parameter is not used.

What exactly is the error message in the connection test?

kr, achim

former_member192818
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Achim,

You are right, the IViews in the Business Package for CRM4.0 are all BSP/RFC based. I configured according to your settings and this time I did not get an error. The test was successful.

Thank you so much again.

Have a good evening in Germany. And dont forget to watch Barcelona versus Milan.

Sumit.

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