ABAP and Java Edition on a same Machine ?

Hi all
Is it possible to install SAP ABAP (with DynPro Edition ) and Full JAVA Edition 2004s on a same Computer ?
Please let me know the Pros and Cons of having it on the same machine !!!!
Thanks
Jack

I am closing this Thread since the question was dealt in the following Thread.
abap on java stack.
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Hi all,
I have installed Java Sneak preview first and after I installed ABAP Sneak in the same box.
Everything is working fine but I noticed a little detail.
My jcontrol.exe service disapeared from SAP Management Console.
I mean before installed ABAP Stack my MMC had 2 divisions in my J2E instance:
server 1 with 2 Process msg_server.exe and enserver.exe
server 0 with 2 Process jcontrol.exe and igswd.exe
After installed ABAP Stack, my server 0 became part of NSP Instance and jcontrol process is not displayed anymore anywhere.
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Does anyone have a nice explanation for this?
Regards,
Mauricio

Hi mauricio,
I was installing Netweaver sp15 both Java and ABAP version on one PC. But it seems they are working.
Can you please tell the procedures to follow, to have good installation?
If I load java version first and then ABAP i get error at step 11.
Did you parttition the drive in to 2 or you installed on the same partition?
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ABAP and Java HTTP Port same - PI 7.1 EHP1

Hi,
I have installed PI 7.1 EHP1 system.
I realize that both ABAP and Java HTTP Ports are same.
Is there any official note reg this or any info from SAP on the change.
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Hi,
>>I realize that both ABAP and Java HTTP Ports are same.
the changed happened in 7.1 already as far as I remember
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Individual business system for ABAP and Java Stack

Hi All,
I need to send message from a system to XI via ABAP proxy and Java proxy. The sender's ABAP and Java proxy use the same message interface to communicate with XI. Should I create one business system for the ABAP stack and one for Java stack of the sender system?
Thanks + Best Regards
Jerome

Are you sending same message type from ABAP proxy and Java Proxy to XI?
If you have ABAP proxy, why do you need Java Proxy? Actually you cannot create any Java proxies on ABAP bases systems. What kind of system sender is? Java proxies are created for pure Java based applications.
Let me know if I didnt understand your question correctly. If so, please explain in detail why you need both proxies and what is your sender application.
--Archana

ABAP or JAVA edition of the sneak preview sap netweaver ??

Hi we want to install a local enviroment to test sap netweaver, in particular, sap portals.
We have seen that there are two edition and I have some questions:
1.-What's the diference between the ABAP and JAVA edition of the sneak preview sap netweaver? The abap does not include the portals, true?
2.-is possible to install both, ABAP and JAVA edition of the sneak preview sap netweaver?
3.-Are there installation guides and how-to of the sneak preview sap netweaver?
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards

1) The ABAP side is more of the SAP basis platform which R/3 runs on top of. You have ABAP programs, Data Dictionary, Function modules, etc. Portals does NOT run on this side. If you are just looking for portals, then just install the java stack.
2) Yes it is possible.
3) There are a few weblogs on the subject.
/people/sugree.phatanapherom/blog/2005/08/17/a-visual-installation-guide-on-sneak-preview-sap-netweaver-04-abap-edition
/people/sugree.phatanapherom/blog/2005/08/01/a-visual-installation-guide-on-sneak-preview-sap-netweaver-04-java-edition
/people/gregor.wolf3/blog/2005/09/24/a-visual-installation-guide-on-sneak-preview-sap-netweaver-04-java-slim-edition
Please award points for helpful answers. Thanks.
Regards,
Rich Heilman

ABAP and JAVA testdrive on same server

Hi
In some threads I can read that it's possible to install an ABAP testdrive and a JAVA testdrive on same server and in other threads I can read that its not possible.
I have tried it myself without succes.
Has anyone actually done this?
Best regards
Thomas

I haven't tried is myself, even though standard SAP should allow you to. I assume the versions ABAP exclusive and JAVA exclusive are created in a way you cannot combine them. That is a pitty.
ON THE OTHER HAND, though, there is a version available for LINUX that has ABAP and JAVA stacks available on the same installation.
Check on <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/downloads">https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/downloads</a>
Good luck and let me know your findings.
Leonardo De Araujo

WebDispatcher on ABAP and JAVA on serperate Servers

Hi all,
i read a lot of hours trough post concerning issues about web dispatcher, but i didn't find anything that suits my problem.
We have a MSCS-Cluster. One Node has the db which is for ABAP and JAVA (different schemas).
Than we have an SCS for ABAP and one for JAVA.
So the ABAP and JAVA-Instances are physically separated.
Now we want to use a web dispatcher to pass the requests to the right destination.
But i am not sure how to set it up. Do we need 2 dispatcher, or can one handle the requests. How does the dispatcher knows, where to redirect the requests ?
Is that done with the parameter icm/HTTP/redirect_<xx> ?
in hope of any advise to this problem
yours
BjoernTrabes

So, i tested around a little bit.
i am not clear with the function of the dispatcher.
When i bind the ABAP Dispatcher, than all requests to /sap/ are handled by the ABAP-Stack an are working, but when i browse to an Adress like /irj/portal/ the dispatcher says that the Adress is noch reachable.
When i bind the dispatcher to the Java-Stack, than all Java-Adresses work, but the /sap/ not, which is the ABAP Stack.
so, i don't know exactly where my fault is.
How knows the Dispatcher, where the ABAP or JAVA-Stack is.
On an other Machine where the java is an add-in, it works quite well, but on this server the abap and Java Servers are physically separated.
greets
Bjoern
Edited by: Björn Trabes on May 18, 2009 10:59 AM

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Hi Jayson,
I never tried to install SAP on XP myself... only heard that someone had issues with it, and it is not officially listed in PAM.
For separated ABAP and JAVA systems, you can install them in any order.
For ABAP+JAVA, you have to install ABAP first, or both at the same time.
All installation guides are available at https://service.sap.com/instguides
Best regards,
Victor

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Hello, I successfully installed NW ABAP 7.01 and NW JAVA 7.1 in the same machine and both installations work ok, but what I really want to do is to call some RFCs on the abap side from a web dynpro in the java side. I know i have to do something with the SLD, System Landscape Directory but I just don't know how to do the configurations, can anyone help me please?

Hi
Basically ABAP and Java patches would be inpendent of each other except the Kernel.
You can apply them together as Java patches are to be applied through JSPM and ABAP patches through SPAM, but it is usual practice to apply ABAP patches first and go ahead with Java stack. Because Applying them together would use considerable amount of system resources.
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ABAP and JAVA stack together?

Hello Friends,
I wanted to install the ABAP stack SP12 with JAVA stack SP09. I am downloading the last file of the stacks. Is it possible to install them together on one OS(I have W2K Enterprise Edition)?
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Best Regards,
Fatih Koekce.

Hi
Basically ABAP and Java patches would be inpendent of each other except the Kernel.
You can apply them together as Java patches are to be applied through JSPM and ABAP patches through SPAM, but it is usual practice to apply ABAP patches first and go ahead with Java stack. Because Applying them together would use considerable amount of system resources.
Hope this is helpful.
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Rahul

ADS in ABAP and JAVA on different servers

Dear community,
I need to run ADS with ABAP and JAVA on different servers but after read and apply every step on The ADS Configuration Guide, still getting doubts and problems. Those steps work succesfully on a server with ABAP+JAVA on same server. Those are the problems:
When I perform the report test FP_TEST_00 i get this error:
ADS: com.adobe.ProcessingException: Problem accessing d(200101)
I haven't found a a detailed procedure to set on ABAP and JAVA on different servers...
Do you know any procedure to set this scenario??
As a result, I don't know which role i must assign to adsuser on Java UME because i did not found any SAP_ADSCALLER role as i have ridden on some forums or blogs...
I try to set ADS on ABAP+JAVA on different servers by this official guides:
The ADS Configuration Guide:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/30a9630b-4f89-2a10-6fab-e311b3ffd9a6
The ADSConfiguration Guide for Print Scenarios
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/a04ef746-4c89-2a10-0f8e-eb2b3460fb7c
Thanks in advance
Kind regards
Scottie

HI again,
ADS_AGENT now has sap_all but still same problem:
Creating or Changing the Destination Service, On Visual Administrator/Destinations/HTTP/ FP_ICF_DATA_<SID>
When I set the URL http://<hostname>:<HTTP_port> i am getting error Received HTTP response 502
- If I paste the http://<hostname>:<HTTP_port> +
- Enter the appropriate client number of the system, where the service user ADS_AGENT exists into the client field. Keep the other fields System ID and Language empty +
- Under Logon Data, choose BASIC in the Authentication field. +
- Enter ADS_AGENT in the Username field and enter the same password as given for this service user in the SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP in the Password field
- Choose Save and Test and Received HTTP response 502 appears.
But if I paste on Explorer http://<hostname>:<HTTP_port>/sap/bc/fp/form/layout/fp_test_00.xdp, request User (ADS_AGENT) +Pwd and work ok, so error only appears by Visual Administrator...
Anybody knows how can resolve this doubt?
Thanks in advance

Level of Knowledge in ABAP and Java?

Hi All,
I am seeking a career in SAP Netweaver Process Integration - XI and would like to know what level of knowledge would i need to have in ABAP and Java. If i should have any what are the area's that would be expected. Please Clarify.
Your advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Ajay C Indukuru.

Hi Ajay
in addition to chirag's comment
We use ABAP Proxies in case of we are dealing with the ABAP Based Applications
We use JAVA Proxies in case of we are dealing with the JAVA based application
in SAP XI We have two ways of connectivity
1) adapter
2)proxy
in applications based on WAS 6.20 or above we can directly communicate to XI through Proxies
while application based on below WAS 6.20 you have to use adaptyer to communicate to XI
proxies seperate business application logic from the integration logic of integration logic
proxy generation converts non language specific interface description in WSDL into executable interface
Java proxy is generated from the WSDL description opf interface and this is generated as a JAR file in IR
while ABAP proxy is generated by transaction SPROXY
on Application server based on WSDL description of message interface
PROXIES have same mode and direction as Interfaces have
To learn Java you should know only basic concepts of java means you must have basic java programmin skill
Java proxy can be generated through wizard also this is an inbuild functionality of SAP XI
to lear java follow this link
java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
To learn ABAP you should know beginner level ABAP4GL
ABAP is very simple language and coding is like that you are writing simple english sentence so you would be feeling comfortable withABAP with a little practice
GO to T CODE se24 and start developing
learn ABAP with this link
http://www.itquestionbank.com/sams-teach-yourself-abap-4-in-21-days.html
for more advance version you may follow SDN
in my opinion nothing is so hard to learn
i hope this may assist you
if helpful kindly reward points
Regards
Sandeep Sharma

MDM with separated ABAP and Java Instance

We installed SAP ERP system with SRM server and Portal as Java instance.
We use Oracle and have 2 oracle schemas/instances: ABAP and Java.
After mounting of MDM server and DBMS configuraiton (to Java instance) we have the following oracle objects:
Oracle Schema A2I_XCAT_DBS
2 oracle users: A2I_XCAT_DBS (owner of the schema) and MDMADMIN
2 tablespaces A2I_A2I_XCAT_DBS.DBF and A2I_A2I_XCAT_DBS_IX.DBF within the main dbs directory E:\oracle\<sid>\102\database
The used tablespace was set to PSAPTEMP
Questions:
1) How can the DBMS configuration will be removed, because the oralce path E:\oracle\<sid>\102\database was wrong
Unfortunately we would like to avoid merge MDM and Portal data in one and the same tablespace PSAPTEMP
2) Where can we find the oracle configuration for MDM with Java Schema, but using their own tablespace?

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If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks,
Mark

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Hello everybody,
I have installed forms 5 and IDS 10g in one machine and both the versions of the forms were working simultaneously. Now I have un-installed both the versions of the forms and re-installed in the same machine. Installation was successful. but I am not able to connect to the database in forms 5. It shows TNS could not resolve service name. TNS is created in both the versions with same name as well as different name. The IDS is working fine. Please help.
Thanks and regards
Sukanta sarkar

Sukanto,
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE => SOFTWARE => ORACLE => HOME? (where ? represents the number of the Oracle Home, eg., 0-9).
In your example, Forms 5 should be in HOME0 and IDS 10g should be in HOME1. Open each home and add a new "String Value" and name it: TNS_ADMIN. After you have added the new String Value entry, edit the String Value and enter the path to the copy of your TNSNAMES.ORA that is working. Then do the same thing with HOME1 and exit the Registry. You should be able to connect to your database with Forms 5 and IDS 10g. Normally, changes to the registry do not require you to reboot your computer, but I have seen where this is necessary - though not very often.
Note: Always ensure you have a BACKUP of the Windows Registry before you make any changes. If you uncomfortable modifying the Windows Regisitry, then I don't recommend you make this change.
Hope this helps.
Craig...

ABAP and JAVA sync issue

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Thanks

Hi,
Tha ABAP stack consists of the Integration Server which in turn contains your Integration Engine and Business Process Engine.
The J2EE stack contains the Adapter Engine and your IR and ID run on the J2EE engine.
Ever wondered how and where the XI pipeline gets executed? It happens in the ABAP stack.
All messsages picked by the Adapter Framework running on the J2EE engine are passed to the Integration Engine, which does the routing. The mapping program again gets executed on the Java stack and the rest of the pipeline servies are executed again on the ABAP stack and so on.
Take a look at the XI overview doc to understand this better,
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/a3d3c390-0201-0010-c490-bd85917138c8
Regards,
Bhavesh

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