on 12-26-2003 7:04 PM
Hi,
I have two doubts.
1) I am building a web application which hasan SAP system as backend .The web application basically delivers a web front end for some of the underlying SAP transactions. The web application utilises the SAP JCO to call the backend BAPIs. Can I create a pool of RFC connections by supplying only a single userid and password and use that pool for multiple users logged into the web application.
2)In another case I decide to log in to the web application with an SAP userid and password ,user validation done against SAP backend. I would like to use these individual userids and passwords to create pooled connections to backend. Would this mean that if there are N users N pools needs be created .
Kindly clarify
Regards
Pran
Hello Pran,
Regarding your questions (I suppose it is regarding JCO outside of the Web Dynpro world, right?):
1) Yes, this is possible, a pool is always bound to ONE userid and password meaning that all connections taken from this pool will also always use these credentials. It is a peculiarity of a SAP connection that it is always bound to a SAP User-ID and a SAP Client number.
2) Yes, you are right, you have to create N pools for N different users. If you will need only one connection per user it would be easier not to create a pool but creating a JCO.Client directly.
More documentation is available within the download files for the JCO. Please take a look at
the Service Marketplace http://service.sap.com/connectors -> SAP Java Connector -> Tools & Services. FAQs are available here as well.
But there is also some documentation available with a Web Dynpro based JCO Connection Service. If you are interested in that also, please let me know.
Best regards,
Karin
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Thanks Karin...that was right to the point .
Yes I would like to know how connection handling is done in the Web Dynpro world or please direct me to some documentation.
Are there any license implications in sharing a single connection pool(based on single userid and password) for multiple web users
Regards
Pran
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