Create and Test SAP Server Connection

Overview

In JBoss Fuse SAP Tool suite, the Edit SAP Connection Configuration dialog helps you to create and manage the SAP Application Server connections. This section describes how to create and test the SAP Server connection.

Procedure

To create and test the SAP Server connection, perform the following steps:

  1. Navigate to the global Configuration tab of Camel Editor and click Add.

    The Create new global element view appears.

  2. Under SAP, select the type of connection you would like to create. Choose the SAP Connection and click Ok.

    The Edit SAP Connection Configuration dialog appears. It allows you to create, edit and delete the Destination and Server Connection Configurations.

  3. To create a new Server Data Store, click the Add Server tab.

    The Create Server dialog appears.

  4. Enter a name for the Server in the Server Name field and click Ok.

  5. In the Properties dialog,

    1. Click on the Mandatory tab to configure the basic properties required to connect to an SAP server. In this tab, fill in the following property fields to configure the connection:

      • Gateway Host

      • Gateway Port

      • Program ID

      • Repository Destination

      • Connection Count

    2. Click on the Optional tab and fill in the following property fields to configure the connection:

      • SAP Router String

      • Worker Thread Count

      • Minimum Worker Thread Count

      • Maximum Startup Delay

      • Repository Map

    3. Click on the SNC tab and fill in the following property fields to configure the connection.

      • SNC Level of Security

      • SNC Name

      • SNC Library Path

    [Note]Note

    For more information about the settings, refer the SAP documentation.

  6. You are now ready to test the server connection. In the Edit SAP Connection Configuration dialog, right-click on the server name and select Test.

    The Test Server Connection dialog opens.

  7. The dialog uses the current server configuration settings to connect to the SAP Server Data Store. If the test is successful, you will see the following message in the status area:

    Server state: STARTED
Server state: ALIVE

    If the test fails, the server status is reported as DEAD.

  8. Click Stop to shut down the Test Sever.

  9. Click Close to close the Test Server Connection dialog.

  10. Click Finish. The newly created SAP Server Connection appears under SAP.