on 03-18-2005 12:03 PM
I am trying to develop the sample Web application as given in the .Net Connector pdf. To add a proxy, I am using Server Explorer...Add Application Server.. I need to enter Hostname of Sap Server, Client Number etc. From where can I get this information as per my local setting. I mean how the connnection string will be constructed?
Please Help
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Message was edited by: Mark Finnern
Please note that the PDF you mention is intended for SAP .NET Connector Version 1.0. For 2.0 the documentation is contained as Visual Studio integrated help.
The connection parameters in the dialog box you mentioning is the same you usually use to connect to SAP. Please ask your administrator.
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Thanks for the reply.
I have installed the SAP WAS 6.4 on Windows 2003, which installed J2EE engine, MAXDB and Net Weaver. I feel this is sufficient to develop a sample Web Applicatin in Dotnet. Now how to configure the connection string. When I select Add Application Server, it asks for the some logon information to generate the string. I want help to enter this information.
All applications are installed on the same machine.
Thanks
Sneha
Please note that SAP WAS 6.40 is available in two flawors: ABAP and Java (and also both). SAP .NET Connector is intended only for ABAP. If you want to communicate with Java, you best use WebServices.
In the case you have installed ABAP WAS, you should be able to connect with the following settings:
Custom Settings
ApplicationServer: localhost
SystemNumber: 0 (typically, check WAS documentation)
UserName: Check documentation, could be "SAP*".
Password: Check documentation.
I don't know if you can download it, but you can order it in the SAP Knowledge Shop.
https://pgwshop.sap-ag.de/scripts/wgate/ww20/?theme=66&okcode=start&zzkunnr=1040875&selected_area=1&ostore=doku02en&language=en&login=ITS-ww20-01
-> General -> NetWeaver -> WAS -> 6.20.
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