Local J2EE engine needed for NWDS

[stoffel_erasmus]

Hi Everybody,

I am new to NWDI. We want to use NWDI to make changes to ESS applications. The NWDI is installed with the Portal installation on the server.

I installed the Netweaver Developer studio on my Laptop. I didnu2019t install a local J2EE engine only the JDK. My question is do I need a local J2EE engine before I can start using the NWDI. I want to create a track and import the development into NWDS.

Edited by: Stoffel Erasmus on Aug 25, 2009 3:48 PM

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Local J2EE engine is something nice to have but not mandatory. You can directly use the Dev system tied to NWDI track and check out and check in the changes->activate to see your changes. In NWDI create the track with the required Software components and bind the run time system to Dev>Consolidation>Test>production.

[Former Member]

Stoffel,

It's not necessary to have local j2ee engine.

to setup access to NWDI from NWDS go to windows-preferences - SAP J2EE Engine - select remote and give the host and port

go to widnows - preferences - java development infrastructure - development configuration - give the sld path

go to DTR perspective - create a DTR client by giving some name and DTR url and workspace

go to Development Configurations perspective - right click on Local Development- Import configuration

Thanks

Bala Duvvuri