CMS setup

[Former Member]

I tried to setup the CMS according to the configuration guide, but never made it to work.

Configured the http://localhost:<port>/exchangeProfile according to the configuration guide.

created a Name Server for SLD in sld administration.

The next step is to create a domain, but when I tried to access http://localhost:50000/devinf, the web page is failed with 404 Not Found, The requested resource does not exist.

Could you please help me.

[Former Member]

the problem "You are not authorized to use CMS. you need the "Display" authorization..."

The user account you are using when you have that authorization issue does not have the correct roles.

ABAP:

SAP_XI_CMS_SERV_USER

SAP_SLD_ORGANIZERS

UME (User Management Engine):

Using the SAP NetWeaver Java Development Infrastructure PDF in SAP Service Marketplace

httP;//service.sap.com/instguides -> SAP NetWeaver -> Release 04 -> installation -> Dev Env "Installation Guide - SAP NetWeaver JDI

In the guide it will help you set up some user profiles and groups to assign to user accounts (these are pre-steps, they may be what problems you are experiencing with authorization).

[Former Member]

In addition to adding the roles to the user on AS ABAP (equal to adding them as groups in UME of AS Java):

SAP_SLD_ORGANIZER

SAP_XI_CMS_SERV_USER

... it is important to know that you have to wait for some time before your changes take effect if AS ABAP is the data source for your user management data. It worked for me after one night. You probably have to wait at least 30 minutes, as the user management data is transferred from AS ABAP to AS Java only every 30 minutes.

[Former Member]

I have added all of the suggested roles, and still I get the dreaded "You are not authorized to use CMS. You need the "Display" authorization. Please contact your system administrator"

I have added:

SAP_SLD_ORGANIZER

SAP_XI_CMS_SERV_USER

Any other suggestions that might help me on this would be much appreciated.

Thanks..

Dave Hobson

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David Hobson

[andreas_stolz]

Hello Mary B,

the CMS is part of the NetWeaver Java Development Infrastructure (JDI). Please refer to the following Documentation:

JDI Installation Guide

http://service.sap.com/instguidesNW04 --> Installation

CMS How-To Guide

http://service.sap.com/NW04 --> Media Library --> How-To Guides

Kind regards,

Andreas Stolz

[deidre_logan]

Hello,

I have followed the documentations for installing the JDI via the SDM. I have the pieces. I have gone through the Installation Guide for the JDI. I have looked at the How to ... Use XI with CMS. When I go to the url http://<server>:5xx00/devinfo and click the Change Management Service I get the error message

"You are not authorized to use CMS. you need the "Display" authorization..."

What am I missing. I installed the JDI on the development XI server that is at XI 3.0 support pack 9.

Deidre

[Former Member]

Hello,

To be honest, I would not bother with CMS unless you have lots of developers working on the same objects in XI.

If not, I would recommend using the export/import of objects by software component. It is far easier and works like a dream if controlled properly.

We have tried on various occassions to get CMS working properly but still can't get it to work as SAP say it should and we are on SP11. We gave up and took the easier route and have never had any issues.

Kind regards

Colin.

[deidre_logan]

We need a process that is Sarbanes Oxley compliant. We need business sign offs, IT sign offs before anything can go into production. We also need an audit track of who did what, and when the actions occurred. We have to avoid Segregation of Duty issues and we have a limited basis staff with too much happening already. We have an automated workflow solution for the abap stack that we use in our 4 SAP application landscapes. We were hoping to use the JDI/CMS to handle the objects on the Java side. We have to move all the SAP Xi objects. Plus this system will be used world wide and We do not want to be up in the middle of the night moving stuff for Europe.

I think I will try again to get it to work and let you all know what I find out.

Any suggested would be great.

Dede

[Former Member]

I have CMS working on SAP XI3.0

Make sure you use SAP XI 3.0 SP11 configuration guide (CMS section) and use SAP help http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e9/c7cb6545a3446b92eff4f9ba876072/frameset.htm

Regards,

Simon

[Former Member]

Dede,

I think we at Pantheon can help you with your problem; our solution Odyssey helps you become Sarbanes-Oxley compliant, helps you with getting sign-offs from business and IT before deploying into Production environment and can help you move SAP Xi objects.

Please send me an email on sunil@pantheon-inc.com or call me on 703-988-0048 extn. 309 for more information. Alternatively you can visit http://odyssey.pantheon-inc.com for more information.

Thanks

Sunil Anand

[Former Member]

I found the following info through search posted by Kurt Rasmussen.

In SDM you must have the three components:

SAP_BUILDT

SAP_DEVINF

SAPDEVINFF

They should all be deplyed on your J2EE.

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I tried to find the above objects in SDM with no luck.