Moving Local Web Dynpro project from Dev to Prod

Hi,
i have a scenario where there is a small application to be developed. And m the only developer to work on it.
I need to a create local web dynpro project for the same and deploy it to the deveopment server. and test it here. However, the client for whom i am developing this service, is based somewhere else. How do i deploy this local application on his production server?
I dont have JDI architecture here. Can i achieve this without JDI? and How? Which is more feasible - using JDI or not in my case ?
Regards,
Apeksha

Hi,
Genrally, it is recommended to work with JDI. But, as you said you have only project that needs to be deployed then you can change the server settings in your NWDS and make it point to the production server.
Windows>Preferences>SAP J2EE Engine--> <details of your remote production server>
NOTE: You should have sdm password to deploy this applicaiton.
Regards,
Murtuza

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Still project gets created but evenif I check out view , it does not allow me to edit it.
Also I have checked in and activated some changes but active copy in DTR is not reflecting those changes.
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Hi Beena,
.classpath file should not checked in to DTR(uncheck the Read only properties). It is local file it contains class path for local system.
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I have been working in Java Web Dynpro for last 1 month but not able
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Query related to Migrating non Dc Web dynpro project to DC.

Hi All,
I have the requirement to migrate a non DC Web dynpro project to DC.
I have a project which involves few models.The models are nothing but BAPIs released as web services. So, when I am trying to do what i intend to do, I am getting compile time errors and I am not able to deploy.
WHAT I AM DOING?
I am cerating an empty DC project. I am giving the Name and keeping the domain as basis which comes as the default one.
Later I am moving to the Navigator tab and trying to copy and paste the packages under src and the model folder.
Coming back to the web dynpro tab, i am trying to rebuild the newly created DC project. here i am getting thousands of compile time error.I have even tried changing the domain as enterprise portal while creating the DC project. But the result is same.
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Hi DK,
Follow this procedure to Migrate Local Web Dynpro to DC Component.
Creating a New Development Component
1. Create a new Web Dynpro DC Project [Page 5].
You create an empty container for a Web Dynpro DC that does not have
functions. The new DC should include all relevant development objects
project.
Do not check the newly created DC into the DTR yet.
1.Copying Packages from the Local Project
2. In the Web Dynpro perspective, switch to the Navigator view.
3. Select the local Web Dynpro project to be migrated and expand the project
down to the source folder: <My_Local_Project> src packages.
4. Select all packages and choose Copy using the right mouse-click.
Inserting Packages into the New DC Project
5. Now choose the DC project that was just created and expand the project structure in
the Navigator view, again down to the source folder.
6. Select the Packages node and choose Paste.
The Add Files to DTR dialog box appears.
7. Choose OK to confirm your selection.
8. Assign a DTR activity either by creating a new activity or choosing an existing one.
Execute Reload
9. Switch to the Web Dynpro Explorer.
10. Choose the project node of the DC project and select the Reload function.
11. In the displayed dialog box, again choose Reload.
Reload now also reloads Web Dynpro metadata into the new project.
Building the Project
12. Execute a local rebuild for the entire DC project. Choose the function Rebuild
project.
13. If there are no errors in the task view, execute a DC-based build by choosing the
function Development Component Build.
This build is identical to the central build tool and is required to take dependencies of
DCs among each other into consideration.
Result
You have migrated your local Web Dynpro project into a DC project. You can now deploy the
new DC into your local environment and test it before you commence checking the assigned
activity into the DTR.
After all these steps, when you reload your project, if you happend to see errors in your project. Check few things.
- All the model classes has been genreated or not.
- Close the project and open it again, sometimes it works fine.
- Findout what is the reason for errors, any thing is missing.
Regards,
Sridhar
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I have a requirement which i need to migrate the local Web Dynpro projects to NWDI to make it in central location.
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It seems you are using some DC references in your local DC which are missing on server...
Please refer :
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/42/c8204dd57f136fe10000000a1553f7/content.htm
specifically look for "Reload" in above link..
also refer :
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/4032dae5-b951-2b10-d380-f4f6bedbbf37?QuickLink=index&overridelayout=true

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Create an Dc of type external library which contains the BI Wrapper
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Move multiple Web dynpro projects to one DC

Hi all,
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Hello Linda,
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To my knowledge, it is not true that BSP web technology will be obsolete shortly.
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Hi, I'm trying to open a file saved in a new folder called (XSLT) created by me in a web dynpro project.
When I try to do this, the following exception is thrown:
...java.io.FileNotFoundException: F:\usr\sap\DEP\JC00\j2ee\cluster\server0\XSLT\sad.xsl (The system cannot find the path specified)....
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Add local Web Dynpro Projectts to NWDI/DTR

I have developed projects using NWDS. We have decided to use NWDI - Scenario 2 - Development Track to have version control and team development. I have never used NWDI before.
I did not use DC's when developing web dynpro projects. I just created a new web dypro project from NWDS and deployed ito Dev/Test systems using NWDS. Is it necessary to have Development Components when using DTR.
If so how do I convert my local project into DC project. Any Step by Step Documentation on adding existing projects to NWDI is greatly appreciated.
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check this links
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/9e/1c200ac164cf4a942f2dacdf3359e9/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/42/c8204dd57f136fe10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/b9/7e4b6220274f739e1a67d97617bc2b/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/2b/91ae42e0fac911e10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
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Edited by: Armin Reichert on Feb 18, 2008 7:29 PM

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1) Created a DC of type "External Library"
2) Added the necessary jars to the "libraries" folder of the External Library DC project (the jars that I added were jaxme2-rt.jar, jaxme2.jar, jaxmeapi.jar, jaxmejs.jar, jaxmepm.jar, jaxmexs.jar, xercesImpl.jar, xml-apis.jar all of which were pulled from the Apache JaxMe implementation download)
3) For each of the jars in the libraries folder I right-clicked, selected Develoment Component then clicked "Add to public part"
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https://websmp206.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_FRAME=CONTAINER&_OBJECT=012006153200000038152005
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Finally I went to the Web Dynpro application and included the J2EE Library Component DC as a Used DC at build time and run time.
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java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/xml/bind/JAXBException
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Jason

I created the JAR with the following class (structure):
com.sap.tc.webdynpro.tests.utils.TableSorter.class
I have followed the steps that was suggested in the forum:
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1) creating an Extneral library DC
2) import the JAR "com.sap.tc.webdynpro.tests.util.jar" to the libraries folder of the External Library DC project
3) Right-click on the JAR imported to the project and add them to the public part.
This DC is now ready to be used as a build-time reference that will allow CBS to build the "main" Web Dynpro application that will use the external libraries. Next, we have to create a new Web Dynpro DC to hold the class files here are the steps:
1) Create a new Web Dynpro DC
2) Create a new public part, selecting the "Can be packaged into other build results" option
3) Rename the JARs as Zip files and extrct the full content (folders and class files) to your root folder
4) Import the folders and files to the src/packages folder
5) Expand the public part node that was created and select the "Entities" node, right-click it and choose Edit
6) In the Entity Type list select the "Folder" option then in the selected entities tree pick each of the folders that you imported in step 5 (above)
7) Now do a DC build and a DC deploy of the project
Then check-in, activate, and release any activities you have associated with creating these two projects. In the DC perspective, refresh the Active DCs and Inactive DCs to ensure that both new DCs appear in the Active list. Now we have to setup the references to these DCs in our main Web Dynpro application. To do this, follow these steps:
1) Open the Web Dynpro perspective and right click the Used DCs node then choose "Add Used DC.."
2) Pick the public part of the External Library DC that we created (first) and set it to have a Build Time dependency
3) Again, right click the Used DCs node and choose "Add Used DC.." then choose the public part of the Web Dynpro DC that we created and give it a Run Time dependecy (weak) and click finish.
4) Now, due to what I think is a bug. You must right click on the Web Dynpro "used DC" that you just added in the previous step, and set the run time dependency again (it seems to revert to the default values for some reason)
5) Now do a DC build and a DC deploy on the "main" web dynpro application.
6) Check-in, activate, and release any activities associated with adding these references and then others on your team may use the classes in the external libraries within the Web Dynpro project.
However, when I executed, the following exception occurred:
===========================================================
Error stacktrace:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/sap/tc/webdynpro/tests/utils/TableSorter
at br.com.embraer.materiais.zdplmm001.view.Zdplmm001_0500View.wdDoModifyView(Zdplmm001_0500View.java:138)
What's missing????
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Robson Lima
Sao Paulo - Brazil

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