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How to find in existing EP server which kind of installation it is...

Former Member
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Hi,

i am new to EP server. i just got one EP server installed one. is there any tool or path which can tell me which kind of installtion woud have been done on this server i.e. ABAP SYSTEM, JAVA ADDIN FOR ABAP, JAVA SYSTEM,.

Thanks and Regards

Dheeraj Thareja

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Former Member
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Hi,

i could see according to your suggestion. Please correct me if i am wrong in the following.

i can install both JAVA WEB AS system and ABAP WEB AS system on same server.

or i can choose ABAP WEB AS system and j2ee addin for ABAP

if i am rite then what is big differnce in both above installation please guide me.

Regards

Dheeraj

Vlado
Advisor
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Hi Dheeraj,

In the first case you'll have two different and independent systems. In the second case you'll have just one system that "understands" both ABAP and Java.

Best regards,

Vladimir

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Former Member
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Hi,

Mean to say for second ABAP WEB AS system and j2ee addin for ABAP. i need to install first ABAP WEB AS system and then j2ee addin for ABAP then it wil become

ABAP WEB AS+java Add-in for ABAP.

is above correct any inpurt highly appricaited.

Regards

Dheeraj Thareja

Vlado
Advisor
Advisor
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Correct.

Regards,

Vladimir

Former Member
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Hi,

Thanks i could install it.

Regards

Dheeraj Thareja

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Vlado
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Hi Dheeraj,

Look in the /usr/sap/<SID> directory.

if (JAVA SYSTEM) {
  there is a JC<number> directory and a SCS<number> directory
} else if (JAVA ADDIN FOR ABAP) {
  there is a DVEBMGS<number> directory and a SCS<number> directory
} else if (ABAP SYSTEM) {
  there is only a DVEBMGS<number> directory
}

Hope that helps

Vladimir