on 07-05-2007 7:16 AM
Dear folks,
I got the following with me.
1. A PDA of O2 make of model XDAII
2. I got the login for the MI webconsole.
3. I found in the webconsole that the administrator has already uploaded several mobile components.
4. I have activesync on my notebook and my O2 PDA.
What do I do next in order to get all the required stuff into my PDA and start making the MAM application work on my PDA? Please let me know if you require any other details to help me.
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Ok. Some developments since I posted the message..
I was given a URL from where I could download the MI client. I logged into it and selected the language and selected that i needed that JVM. The next screen on my PDA says "No installation exists yet for selected component.
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thanks
Bala
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Bala Aluru
Hi Bala,
Did you install creme which is the JVM for pocket devices...Before installing the MI Client required creme with correct version is to be installed on the PDA.The creme is available from nsicom.com...
You can know required creme version for your OS from the following SAP notes
notes 720225
1051370
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Hi,
thanks for your answer.
I have installed the CreMe and the MI client. I got a new item in the start menu of my PDA. It is ""Mobile Infrastructure". I clicked on it. When I click on that menu option it is trying to open a URL with port 4444. But there is no resulting page.
Is there anything more I am supposed to install before I can start it? Don't I need the MI client patch, DB2e? And only then can I expect to connect to the MI server and access the MAM?
Any clues pls?
thanks
Bala
Hi Bala,
The technical prerequisites for implementing the Mobile Asset
Management scenarios is:
<b>Backend:</b>
R/3 4.6B SP41
R/3 4.6C SP33
SAP R/3 Enterprise Core 4.70
R/3 Plug-In 2003.1 SP05 for Mobile Asset Management 2.0 (Additional)
<b>Middleware:</b>
Web AS (6.40 Basis/ABA SP10) or Web AS (6.40 Basis/ABA SP10)
See composite note 788913 for related notes to install on support package 10
Additional:
Mobile Engine 2.5 SP10 Server Component and the SAP Mobile Asset
Management 2.0 middleware components (Sync BOs)
<b>Client:</b>
Operating system of the device must support JVM (Pocket PC 2003, Win32)
Disk space: Minimum 64 MB
JVM (CrEme)
Mobile Engine 2.5 SP10 client Mobile Asset Management 2.0 WAR file
In addition to these technical prerequisites, orders and notifications must be available in the
backend system for downloading, and this data must in turn be assigned to the field technician.
Refer the note: 617494 (Central note for Mobile Asset Management 2.0)
refer this guide to understand the Best Practises
Hope this helps
Regards
Divya
For getting MAM to work your PDA you require a CrEme which can be downloaded from nsicom website. You also need the MI client software. This should be provided to you by the people doing the installation of the MI server. Next, save this MI client (it's a cab file) into your PDA and click on it. That will install the MI client. Then make the settings of the MI server in you PDA and run the synchronization. Before running synchronization specify which applications you want to run on you PDA. Like Mobile sales or MAM etc.. This is specified in the MI web console.
Create orders in E.C.C. and run synchronization and see them on ur PDA. Vice versa.
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Dear all,
I first installed the CrEme file CrE-ME412_ARM_CE42_PPC.exe on my PDA. The hardware of my PDA is
CPU: Intel PXA263.
Speed:400MHz
RAM: 128MB
Then I got the file MI25Tom_en.CAB. I believe this is the MI client for PDAs. I installed it through activesync.
Now, based on my understand from several blogs and other reading materials I came across, I clicked on the link which was created in the start menu of my PDA after I installed the MI25Tom_en.CAB file. PocketIE starts to open a URL http://127.0.0.1:4444
But I get the error "page not found". What went wrong where? I dont think the CrEme is a wrong version I installed because I think I could start the Cube game.
Any clues pls?
thanks
Bala
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Hi Bala,
On a PDA, the runtime is java so you need to have JVM (CrEme). generally CrEme 3.29 is suggested.
Will the MI client not work without the DB2e?
You will not need this until you are working on any database based application.
it is better you have it for any future application developments. Not a compulsory for MI.
Hope this helps
Divya
Hi Divya,
A small clarification here:
There is nothing like a database based application. MI is an offline mobile framework meaning that all MI based applications will run on the framework in an "offline" mode. Its vital for offline applications to have access to data when they are not connected. This is the place where the database on the MI client fits in.
MI offers file persistence as the default database to all MI applications but using a standard DB engine like DB2e is always preferred. From the application point of view, it need not care whether file or DB2e persistence is used - the APIs exposed by MI for persistence is always same. Whenever you need better transactional safety and data security, you can go in for DB2e for your application.
Best Regards,
Sandeep
Hi Siva,
thanks for the earlier thread you gave me. Finally, the MI client worked! I now have synchronization problems. But before that there is one thing I wanted to confirm. Like you said I waited for about 1 minute for the Tomcat server to start. It did not seem to have. Also, I checked the jscpout file and there was no message like "MI started" etc.. Then I had almost lost hope thinking there was a problem in my PDA. Just as a freak try I opened the cube demo in the CrEme folder and it started an applet in which the demo game played. I tried the MI link again and it opened the 127.0.0.1:4444 link successfully.
However, after logging in entering the server details in the settings I got synchronization errors. I will come to that again with more info soon. But first I wanted to confirm with you if there was a chance that Tomcat started only when I opened that demo?
Sandeep,
thanks for that useful info.
Divya,
thanks to you too. I replaced the CreMe with the 3.x version as u said. And I believe that this partly was the reason for things reaching till here.
thanks
Bala
Hi all,
as I said earlier the MI client's working but not able to connect to the server. The following is the log.
synchronization Log
Synchronization started
Connection set up (without proxy) to: http://<server>:<port>/meSync/servlet/meSync?~sysid=xxx&;
Connection to server failed.
Error: cannot connect (java.io.FileNotFoundException: http://<server>:<port>/meSync/servlet/meSync?sysid=xxx&client=NNN&~language=en&ACKNOWLEDGE=&)
What could be the reason? Pls help.
thanks
Bala
Hi Bala
Have you created the property file in your J2EE Visual Admin as mentioned in link http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/92/0d603d13b5c72ee10000000a114084/content.htm. If not create it and perform a sync.
Best Regards
Sivakumar
Hi Bala,
This a very common exception that people get. If you seacrh forum on "Sync FileNotFoundException" you will see quite a few threads.
Two most common problems:
1. MJC services are not configured properly or not activated.
2. You specify a wrong port in the settings. (ABAP, not java)
To check services:
1. Start transaction SICF.
2. Enter MJC as the service name and choose Execute. The path default_host/sap/bc/MJC is opened.
3. Open the node MJC and right click the service mi_service, check whether it is activated. After this check for mi_host, whether it is activated.
Cheers,
Larissa Limarova
Thanks a lot Larissa. We activated the MJC services and I could connect with the MI server. I also did the first synchronization. I faced some errors but finally I got the "synchronization completed" message. I created maintenance orders in the backend and I ran sychronization again. I also did the relevant config in the MAM section of Plant Maintenance in IMG. But the orders are not appearing in my PDA.
Any clues? Does it have anything to do with the SyncBOs? What is the typical path to see the SyncBOs?
thanks
Bala
Actually when I am now clicking on the MAM application on my PDA it is just running and there is no output. I waited for 30 mins and still nothing has come! My understanding is that if there are no orders the application should show an output without any orders. But right now the application is running endlessly.
Message was edited by:
Bala Aluru
Hi Bala,
This is a third issue you raise in the same thread.
I would advice you to search SDN for your new problem - you will find plenty of clues (ex. cascading issues) and if you still don't have an answer - open new thread. Because and by now current subject does not reflect you real problem your question might not be viewed by people who can help.
Regards,
Larissa
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