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Which path to use for add JARs into SAP PI Sever?

Former Member
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Hello,

I want to know where, into to the SAP PI Server machine, add apps JARs files for to use in scenarios with Java Mapping.

We know that we can add JAR libraries in the Integration Repository using the Importe Archive object, but the question is, if I don't want to create a Import Archive object and I want add the JARs into the SAP PI Server machine, which is the path?

Notes:

1. The SAP PI it is install on Windows 2008 R3 Server.

2. SAP PI version is: 7.3

Thank you in advanced.

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stefan_grube
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The import archive is necessary for at theast the main Java mapping class.

Additional llibraries can be uploaded the same way like libraries for JDBC or JMS adapter.

Check online help for details (JMS or JDBC adapter)

I recommend using an imported archive and add also the Java source to this, so a future developer will easily find the sources and can do trouble shooting.

When you add libraries to PI server, it is hard to find them later.

Former Member
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Thank you Stefan,

I deal with you, we can to say the best practices are using Import Archives.

I found any options using NWDS, I will try.

Thank you again and greetings.

--erva

Edited by: Esteban Vera on Nov 25, 2011 5:37 PM

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