on 06-02-2009 8:16 PM
Can any one tell me some example applications developed using the JAVA stack of WEBAS.
I am confused on DTR, CMS, CBS and Tracks what are all these
Also i would like to know if anyone can draw a comparison between CMS and CTS (ABAP)
Also how easy is it for a person who worked with BASIS ABAP landscape to pick up activiities on the
JAVA landscape.
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DTR - Design Time Repository used for storing the code and maintaining the versions of the code.it is similar to CVS in java terminology.
CBS - Component Buid service used to build an application .similar to ANT tool.
CMS - Change Management system used to transport the code to different systems eg: from dev to QA to Prod
In order to make use of above features you need to create a track and change the code,build the code and transport the code and all these components are part of NWDI
Thanks
Bala Duvvuri
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thanks all
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Hi,
CMS --> Change Management Service (CMS) is part of SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI). It is used to configure development landscapes and transport software changes for JAVaA projects
CTS is the similart concept in the ABAP system. You can organize, perform, and monitor transports between your SAP Systems using the Transport Management System (TMS).
All information about NWDI can be found @
Regards,
Thulasi
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Yes we define the transport route in CMS.
check this link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/07/499a1c97fc4440bd6312d93d4010e9/frameset.htm
Thanks
Bala Duvvuri
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