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hi,friends,How to delete the deloyed applications

Former Member
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how to delete the application which was deployed in the local, Thank you.

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Former Member
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Hi Shen,

The SDM is one of the options to choose for undeploying an application. But I basically prefer using the J2EE Engine's visual administrator tool (it is more intuitive in my opinion). Here's how to deal with it:

1. Start the tool using the go.bat located in \usr\sap\<SID>\<Instance Name>\j2ee\admin folder

2. Log in with an Administrator user.

3. Under the Server node click Services-> Deploy.

4. In the runtime tab, on the right hand side screen click on the Applications checkbox. The list of all deployed applications appears.

5. Select the application and click on the Remove button.

http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/600/vaxu5.jpg

Undeploying using SDM

You can also undeploy the application using the SDM tool. Launch the tool by running the remotegui.bat from your usr\sap\SID\JC00\SDM\program. Enter your sdm password and then go to the undeployment tab. pick the application you want to undeploy and add it to the right hand pane and follow the steps in the wizard

Check this official SAP link for deployment and undeployment details.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/28/2c3c1bf823204c8370bfacbe54133b/frameset.htm

with regards,

Kanthi

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former_member187702
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Hi Shen

You can also use visual admin for deleting deployed applications

To UnDeploy.

Visual Admin -> server -> services -> Deploy

Choose Application(Radio Button)

It will have a list of applications deployed in the server.

->Webdynpro/Portal applications.

Select an application and stop it->Undeploy/Remove

Hope it helps

Regards

former_member182372
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Hi Shen,

Go to SDM (C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\SDM\program\RemoteGui.bat), select "Undeployment", select your archive and click "Start undeployment".

Best regards, Maksim Rashchynski.