BW toolbar add for BOBJ Integration for SAP..silent add

I have searched and searched but cannot find the command-line syntax for adding/enabling the BW toolbar in the BOBJ Integration for SAP installation. I need to do this to a few remote PC's. I know how to do this from the GUI..but would like to do it from a command line. Can someone please help?
Thank you!!
BusinessObjects XI Integration for SAP Solutions 12.1.0.890 SP2 Patch 2.9

Due to the patch level you have the easiest way is to first uninstall all BO components and then install them again.
You can use the -w command line parameter of setup.exe in order to record an installation script
eg. setup.exe -w myInstallScript.ini) in which you choose the BW toolbar option
You can use then the recorded script to do the silent installation on the workstation you want
eg. setup.exe -r myInstallScript.ini.
Do not forget to copy the recorded script.
The -w and -r flags work for the BI XI 3.1 and CR 2008 installers (setup.exe) incl. Service Packs and Fix Packs.
Regards,
Stratos

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You can integrate a number of objects and applications of SAP BW 3.5 into SAP EP 5.0.
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Applications are designated as Services in the Enterprise Portal.
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iViews are services that encompass an entire page in the portal. A portal page can consist of several iViews from different systems and sources (for example, the Web).
iView files are files with the ending .ivu that include a description of the iView in XML. You can import IView files without direct role migration into the portal.
Prerequisites
You have made the necessary settings in SAP BW 3.5 and SAP EP 5.0. You can find more information under Making Settings for SAP BW 3.5 and SAP EP 5.0.
Features
You can use the following BW services in the SAP Enterprise Portal 5.0:
·        BEx Web application
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For more information, see Integration Using Roles.
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For more information, see Integration Using iViews.
·        Integration of BEx Web applications using the function Publish ® In the Enterprise Portal 5.0 as an iView in the BEx Web Application Designer
For more information, see Integration Using iViews.
·        Integration of BEx Web applications using Create as External Service in the Portal
You can find additional information in the Enterprise Portal documentation in the SAP Help Portal (http://help.sap.com) ® SAP NetWeaver ® SAP Enterprise Portal ® EP5.0 SP6 ® Administration Guide ® iViews ® Java iViews ® Creating Java iViews ® Creating Java iViews for BEx Web Applications.
·        Integration of BW services using the iView Wizard in the portal
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The integration of BW contents into the Enterprise Portal ideally takes place using Web applications and queries that run in the Web browser. In some circumstances, you can also integrate other BW components, such as the Administrator Workbench or the BEx tools BEx Query Designer, BEx Web Application Designer, or BEx Analyzer into the Portal. For more information, see Integration of BW Components into the Portal.
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Afterwards, you have to assign the particular role to the user.
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See also:
You can find additional information about Roles and Role Migration in the Enterprise Portal documentation in the SAP Help Portal (http://help.sap.com) ® SAP NetWeaver ® SAP Enterprise Portal ® EP 5.0 SP5 ® Administration Guide ® Roles.
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Check
Under Content Admin ® iViews, you will find next to each iView a Preview link that enables the execution of an iView.
Result
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Select the BW system.
Choose SAP Transaction as the application type.
Choose WinGUI as the GUI type.
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Under Process first screen automatically?, enter the value True.
You can now assign the External Service to a role.
Calling the Business Explorer Web Application Designer
The Enterprise Portal is an application that runs on the Web. The BEx Web Application Designer is a Windows application. It is technically possible to start Windows applications in the Web browser but this is not recommended for security reasons. Instead, you call the Windows application BEx Web Application Designer from the Windows start menu.
If necessary, you can create an HTML page on a Web server that contains the link file://C:/Program%20Files/SAP/FrontEnd/Bw/wdbpwpub.exe.
Note that the path is dependent on the local installation directory. Single sign-on is not supported.
Calling the Business Explorer Query Designer
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As an alternative to the BEx Query Designer, in a Web environment such as the Enterprise Portal, you can use the BEx Ad-hoc Query Designer to create or change queries. You can insert the Ad-hoc Query Designer into a Web application and integrate it using the role migration, for example, or as an iView into the Enterprise Portal. For more information, see Functions of the Ad-hoc Query Designer.
If necessary, you can create an HTML page on a Web server that contains the link file://C:/Program%20Files/SAP/FrontEnd/Bw/wdbrlog.exe.
Note that the path is dependent on the local installation directory. Single sign-on is not supported.
Calling the Business Explorer Browser
The BEx Browser behaves like the BEx Web Application Designer or the BEx Query Designer.
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·        SAP BW 3.0B
·        SAP BW 3.1 Content
·        SAP BI Content 3.2 Add-On
·        SAP BI Content 3.3 Add-On
This section is valid for the integration of SAP BW 3.x and SAP EP 6.0 on Web AS 6.40, SAP BW 3.x and SAP EP 6.0 on Web AS 6.20 and the integration of SAP BW 3.5 and SAP EP 6.0 on Web AS 6.20.
SAP EP 6.0 on Web AS 6.20 does not include the necessary enhancements for the complete scope of functions regarding integration options that are possible with SAP BW 3.5. For this reason, SAP EP 6.0 on Web AS 6.20 cannot use the extensive integration options with SAP BW 3.5
Prerequisites
You have made the necessary settings in SAP BW 3.x and SAP EP 6.0. For more information, see Making Settings for SAP BW 3.x and SAP EP 6.0.
Features
The features of integration of SAP BW 3.x and SAP EP 6.0 correspond in part to the integration of SAP BW 3.5 and SAP EP 6.0. For this reason, you should carefully read the appropriate sections under features that are linked to here and note the following differences:
Integration from the Users Viewpoint
In the section Integration from the Users Viewpoint, there are the following restrictions:
·        Displaying Content from SAP BW in the Enterprise Portalsapurl_link_0002_0003_0016:
The display types Precalculated BEx Web Application as Document and BEx Web Application as Link in Knowledge Management are not supported.
·        Calling Content from SAP BW in the Enterprise Portalsapurl_link_0002_0004_0016:
Calling BEx Web Applications as documents and links in Knowledge Management in the KM Navigation iView is not possible.
The Business Explorer portal role does not exist.
·        Content from SAP BW in the Navigation Panelsapurl_link_0002_0005_0016:
In this section there are no restrictions.
Integration from the Viewpoint of Administrators and Authors
In the section Integration from the Viewpoint of Administrators and Authors, there are the following restrictions:
·        Overview: Integration- and Display Types of BW Content in the Portalsapurl_link_0002_0007_0016:
The following display types are supported:
¡        BEx Web Application As an iView
¡        BW Workbook As an iView
¡        BW Query As an iView
¡        Web-Interface As an iView
¡        Components from SAP BW
The following display types are not supported:
¡        BEx Web Applications as a document in Knowledge Management
¡        BEx Web Applications as an online link in Knowledge Management
¡        BW workbook as a document in Knowledge Management
¡        BW-Query as an online link in Knowledge Management
¡        BW query as a document in Knowledge Management
¡        Single BW document in Knowledge Management as an iView
¡        Multiple BW documents in Knowledge Management as an iView
The following integration tools are supported:
¡        Portal Content Studio
¡        SAP Role Upload (from SAP EP 6.0 on Web AS 6.40)
The following integration tools are not supported:
¡        BEx Broadcasting Wizard
¡        BEx Broadcaster
¡        BEx Web Application Designer
¡        BEx Query Designer
¡        KM Content
·        Displaying Content from SAP BW in the Enterprise Portalsapurl_link_0002_0008_0016:
Content from SAP BW can be displayed in the following ways:
¡        BEx Web Application or Query as iView in the Enterprise Portal
¡        BW workbook as an iView in the Enterprise Portal
¡        Web Interface (from BW BPS) as iView in the Enterprise Portal
¡        Components from SAP BW
·        Calling Content from SAP BW in the Enterprise Portalsapurl_link_0002_0009_0016:
Calling content from SAP BW is only possible using portal roles. For more information, see Calling with Portal Roles.
·        Content from SAP BW in the Navigation Panelsapurl_link_0002_0011_0016:
In this section there are no restrictions.
·        Generating Content from SAP BW for the Enterprise Portalsapurl_link_0002_0012_0016:
To generate content from SAP BW, you have the following: Integration Using the Portal Content Studio, Integration Using Role Upload and Integration Using the Role Menu and the Alert Monitors. Integration Using Role Upload will be supported starting with SAP EP 6.0 on Web AS 6.40.
Information Broadcasting in SAP BW 3.5 especially provides integration into Knowledge Management, which is not available in SAP BW 3.x. BEx Web Applications as documents and links in Knowledge Management are not supported with SAP BW 3.x.
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Regarding A2A And B2B Integrations in SAP XI

Hi Experts,
I want to Know the Difference Between the A2A And B2B Integrations in XI.
Any one Can Please Explain me In General Words Using One Real Time Scenario.
Helpful ANS Will be Rewarded.
Regards
Khanna

Hi Rajesh ,
Today's business world is infinitely more complex than it was a long time ago.
Modern companies have a large number of applications that take care of
running the business. Such diverse applications weren't a problem initially
because they were meant to provide stand-alone, independent, and
automated functions. The result of this diversity was a collection of stovepipe
applications rather than a unified network of linked systems. But now, the
companies are realizing the utmost need to integrate these independent data
silos to leverage the information stored in them across the various vertical
and horizontal domains as well as surmount the ever-increasing costs of
building new applications.
And this is where an A2A Integration solution comes into the picture.
1>A2A Integration
A2A Integration is a collection of processes, software and hardware tools,
methodologies, and technologies. When implemented together, they have the
aim of consolidating, connecting, and organizing all the businesses computer
applications, data, and business processes (both legacy and new) into a
seamlessly interfaced framework of system components that allow real-time
exchange, management, and easy reformulation of the company's missioncritical
information and knowledge.
2> B2B Integration
B2B Integration is fundamentally about coordinating information among
businesses and their information systems.
In today's world with companies operating in a global business environment,
B2B Integration is a pre-requisite for them to remain competitive. They need
to come out of their shell and interact with their suppliers, partners, and
customers distributed throughout the world. B2B Integration enables a
company to focus on its core competencies and offload other services to
partners to gain efficiency and reduce cost.
For B2B integration in SAP Xi refer the following links .
/people/shailesh.mane/blog/2006/06/27/b2b-configuration-part-i--creating-an-integration-scenario
/people/shailesh.mane/blog/2006/06/29/b2b-configuration-part-ii--creating-the-configuration-using-the-automated-configuration-tool
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Suvarna
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What technical components are needed for integration of SAP BI and BO?

Hello,
What technical components are needed for integration of SAP BI and BO?

Hi,
you need to setup a BOBJ server (eg. BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 3.1 or BO Edge 3.1) and then install the BusinessObjects integration Kit for SAP on the same machine your BOBJ server runs.
In order to build reports you can either use Crystal Reports (eg Install Crystal Report Designer 2008 V1 if you have an XI 3.1 server installed), WebIntelligence (Install the Business Objects XI 3.1 Client Tools in order to be able to build universes), BusinessObjects Voyager or XCelsius. Please note that you have to always install the BOBJ integration Kit for SAP (should be the same version as your server and client installation) on your clients AFTER you installed one or more of the above client tools.
Please take again a look at the following link for more detailed information (from Ingo) on this:
[https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/a00ee3b2-5283-2b10-f1bf-8c6413e0898f]
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