on 03-31-2007 6:22 AM
Hi !!
I need a help regarding J2EE Engine. I have created an application in Webdynpro, but J2EE is showing N/A status. <b>Now the problem is I have configured the j2EE engine using steps windows --> preferences --> SAP J2EE Engine --> Message server Host: gsapepdev ; Message server Port: 3602. This particular configuration is working on my system but it's not working for my Colleague.</b> Can anyone suggest me the solution and reason why its happening. Is different system require different J2EE Engine settings ???
Hi Gianluca
Thanks for your kind help.
I tried out your solution as following.
<b>1]</b> <b>Proxy server</b>
I configured the proxy server successfully.
<b>2]</b> <b>J2EE Engine</b>
I have checked the J2EE Engine domain, which is same as mine.(As on mine
system the J2EE Engine is working properly).
<b>3]</b> <b>JDI --> Development Configuration Pool --> As we have Firewall installed i can't ping server.</b>
Can there be any problem due to Firewall ??
Please healp me.
Thanks and regards
Abhijeet
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Hi Alka
Thanks for your solution.
Now i tried the steps provide by you and Gianluca again and found the entry.
Thanks and here are your points
Regards
Abhijeet
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Hi Gianluca
Thanks for your solution.... This time you hit the bull's eye.
I got my error it was due to Firewall. My system was not identifying the system through it's name. Finally i provided the rules to Firewall / server communication. I am also using IP address of EP server.
Thanks
and regards
Abhijeet
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Hi Abhijeet,
On your friend's machine add the IP / Host address of the machine <b>gsapepdev</b> in the HOSTS file.
This file can be found under Start -> Run -> enter Drivers -> in the ETC folder access the hosts file.
Open it using Notepad and enter the entry for the server as:
<IP address>[tab]<Machine name>
Save it after entering a new line at the end...
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Alka
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Abhijeet,
go unser <b>Windows</b> -> <b>Preferences</b>:
under <b>Workbech </b>-> <b>Proxy Settings</b>, check if you have set any proxy;
under <b>SAP Enterprise Portal</b>, add as default your server with full qualified name (<protocol>://<server name & domain>, <web appl server port>);
under the <b>J2EE Engine</b> menu, check the domain of your host (also please check if you and your collegues are in the same domain);
under <b>JDI</b> -> <b>Development Configuration Pool</b>, set your server's URL and try the ping;
If your server host is in certain domain,you can simply adding the corresponding record to the file <b>%WINDIR"/system32/drivers/etc/hosts</b> on the IDE hosts, so that the remote host short name is known to the local host.
PS: Award points for good answers.
Best regads,
Gianluca Barile
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