on 09-25-2012 5:02 AM
hi,
i have installed a SRM 7.0 EhP 1 system and i'm trying to perform an SLD CHECK for which ii'v e to maintain entries in SLDAPICUST. in SLDAPICUST it asking for connection in other systems but inSRM its not asking for any such thing. the RFCs SAPSLDAPI and LCRSAPRFC are TCP/IP type RFCs. in SLDAPICUST it isn't givining me any option to choose a HTTP type connection. how to go about it?
Regards
Deepthi
Hi,
is your SRM EHP1 and dual-stack system? I believe it should not? and you want to use the SRM EHP1 as your SLD server?
If you just want to fetch the data to your SLD server, you can simply do it via transaction code RZ70.
Cheers,
Nicholas Chang
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Hi Deepthi,
For sldcheck you must configure the following:
1) TCode SLDAPICUST: enter the URL of the SLD and a SLD user and
password (you may have to delete an existing password before you
can enter new user credentials).
2) Also necessary for the SLD ABAP API is a JCo destination which is
preferably created on the Java Server on which the SLD runs.
Typically the JCo destination is called "SAPSLDAPI_<SID>" and is
created in the Visual Administrator (-> Service: JCo RFC Provider).
<SID> could be the SID of the Java system on which the SLD runs,
or it could be the SID of the ABAP system whose gateway has been
specified in the JCo destination.
The number of processes should be between 3 and 10.
3) Additionally, in TCode SM59 there must be an RFC destination
"SAPSLDAPI" which uses the name of the JCo destination above
(i.e. SAPSLDAPI_<SID>) as registered program ID.
4) In this RFC destination "SAPSLDAPI" you must specify a gateway
host and gateway service. These gateway parameters must be exactly
the same as the gateway parameters used in the JCo destination
SAPSLDAPI_<SID>.
Regards,
Vipin
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