on 10-31-2006 3:28 PM
Dear Experts,
I downloaded the the Jave ee WAS and used the tutorial 'Developing your first Java EE 5 Application'. The issue I have is, it is asking for a logon UID and PWD in the 'Deployment' section of the tutorial and I am not sure what user id and password to use therefore I am unable to proceed further.
In addition, I am not sure what to substitute for the following... <host>:<http_port>
http://<host>:<http_port>/ConverterWEB/
Can you help me?
Thanks in advance.
Jennifer
Hi Jennifer,
to add to Borislav's post - the user name you should use in the Deployment dialog is <b>Administrator</b> with the master password as suggested by Borislav.
As for starting the application, you can do it even without knowing the host and port details. Just open the SAP MMC (the one you use to start the server), browse the tree on the left: Console Root -> SAP Systems -> JP1 -> <Instance_name> 0 -> J2EE Aliases. Then in the J2EE Aliases screen on the right locate the context root (i.e. ConverterWeb), double-click it and it should launch the application in a new browser window.
Hope that helps!
Message was edited by: Ivaylo Ivanov
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Hello Jennifer,
Try using the Master password that you've set during the installation of <b>Sap NetWeaver Application Server Java EE 5 Edition</b>
If you want to access the already deployed application from the same machine where you installed the engine, the host name and port should be:
http://localhost:50000/ConverterWEB/
Greetings,
Bobby
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Hi Jennifer,
> Thank you very much Bobby. I assume I don't have to
> enter a user id since I was not prompted of one
> during the installation.
The user that you should use, as Ivaylo stated below, is <b>Administrator</b>.
> I will try that tonight when I get home. Is there a
> way to reset the master password if I still have a
> problem?
You can change the password of any AS Java user in the NetWeaver Administrator tool. However, you'll still need to logon with the current Administrator password. And keep in mind that it will not change the DB user password. In this sense, the master password provided during installation cannot be fully reset. But I'm pretty sure you won't have any troubles with the deployment (unless you have forgotten the master password )
Cheers,
Vladimir
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