Sun Microsystems SAP BAPI manual Index

Index

Index

A

alert codes 20

Application Server Group 36 Application Server Hostname 33, 35, 113 architecture, eWay 7

authorization objects 67 Automap 90, 114

B

binding

dialog box 86, 109 building

business logic 39 business logic

building 39

C

Character Set 34, 113 Client Number 34, 35, 113 Collaboration

editor 73, 95

commandline codegen requirements 41 configuring

SAP 48

configuring SAP BAPI eWay 23 connection retry settings, outbound 37 Connector settings, outbound 35 conventions, text 13

D

Deployment EAR File 22

Deployment Profile Automap 90, 114

distribution model 54, 57

E

EAR File

deploying 22

Enable ABAP Debug Window 30, 89

Enable RFC Trace 26, 28, 88, 111 enabling 30, 89

load balancing 30, 89 eWay Connectivity Map 23, 25 eWay environment properties 30 eWay plug-ins, installing 19 external properties, eWay 31

G

Gateway Hostname 32, 36, 112 Gateway Service 33, 36, 112

I

IDoc OTD creating 41

Importing sample Projects 71 installation 15–20Installing

eWay plug-ins 19 migration procedures 17 Repository on UNIX 15 sample Projects and Javadocs 17 SAP BAPI 15

installing 15 introduction, SAP eWay 7

J

Javadocs, installing 17

L

Language 34, 35, 113 load balancing 30, 89 logical system name 54

M

Maximum TID Database Rows 30, 89 Middleware

sapjco.jar 40 migration procedures 17

N

Number of RFC Servers to create 26, 111

O

objects, authorization 67 OTDs, IDoc 41

eWay™ Adapter for SAP BAPI User’s Guide 122 Sun Microsystems, Inc.