Activating adobe services in java stack (portal)

hi,
any one plz help me how to activate adobe services in java stack (portal) (or) do we have to seperately apply a add-on for adobe services .
thanks,
rahul

Hi,
I will jot down the points in a nutshell.
1) Do you have the ADS server ready. Otherwise deploy ADS related SC's to your j2EE engine
2) Connect your R/3 to the ADS server
3) mainatain entries in the j2EE engine
4) Other steps like ADS user creation etc. too needs to be done
It is quite tedious;as Juan said, better to read the whole stuff before starting.
Do let know if you face any issues in between.
Regards,
Hemanth

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