1. Check first the system requirements.
System Requirements
Operating System:
Windows 2000 (Service Pack 3); Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 1) or Windows Server 2003
NTFS-File systems
Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher or Firefox 1.0 or higher
At least 1 GB RAM, 2 GB are recommended
Intel Pentium III/1.1 GHz or higher (or compatible)
14 GB free hard disk space (8.6 GB for the installed software and 4,9 GB for the installer software)
High-resolution monitor (1024x768 or higher, 256 colors)
Sun Microsystems J2SE SDK version 1.4.2_08 or 1.4.2_09 (Sun JDK 1.5 not tested)
Please navigate to J2SE SDK version 1.4.2_09 installation archive site if you need to install this software.
If you have already installed SAP products on your computer, you must ensure that none of the systems are called "J2E".
The file C:\WINNT\system32\drivers\etc\services (Windows 2000) or C:\Windows\system\32\drivers\etc\services (Windows XP) must not include an entry for the ports 3601, 3201 and 50100 to 50130. A possible entry can be excluded by using the hash symbol (#).
If no DHCP server is available on your network (which dynamically determines the IP address) or your computer is not connected to any network, you need to install the virtual interface adapter MS Loopback Adapter.
To use Interactive Forms based on Adobe software, you must install the necessary credential file and activate it using a unique password. Download the latest credential and password from SDN.
2. If necessary, install the SUN J2SE SDK version 1.4.2_09.
3. Start setup.bat from the directoy where you unzipped this installer software to.
4. In SAPInst, use the values as followed:
Wizard page name Actions to be done on this page
Welcome to SAP NetWeaver 2004S SR 1 Sneak Preview Full Edition Choose Installation, click Next
License Agreement Read, and if you agree, scroll down, check the 'I have read...' checkbox, click Next
Java System > Java Development Kit Enter the location of your local JDK installation (e. g.: C:\j2sdk1.4.2_08)
SAP System > General Parameters (Optional, appears only if no sapmnt or saploc file share is set up in the system already.) Choose the drive for the engine files (Database files will be defined on a subsequent page)
SAP System > Master Password For some features to work as preconfigured, leave the default, abcd1234
SAP System > Windows Domain (Optional, only if no SAP system user accounts exist already in the system) Choose Local installation. You need to have Administrator privileges with your current user account.
SAP System > OS User Passwords Default is abcd1234, ie. the master password. If the password does not match you Windows password policy (eg., 10 letters, at least on digit), installation will fail.
SAP System > Database Parameters Leave the default, J2E
MaxDB > Installation Drives Choose the drives where the database parts are to be installed.
Prerequisite Check The installation routine will complain if the OS is not MS Windows Server 2003 Server Enterprise Edition. However, MS Windows XP Professional (at possibly others) should work either.
MaxDB > Database Users Leave the default password, abcd1234, ie. the master password you specified
MaxDB > Database Parameters Leave the defaults
MaxDB > Log Volumes Choose the drive for the log area of the database, leave the log size (1000MB) as is
MaxDB > Data Volumes Define the drives for the two data areas of the database. Leave the sizes as are (1300MB).
MaxDB > Java Database Schema Password Leave the default, abcd1234, ie. the master password you specified
SAP System > Secure Store Settings Leave the default, abcd1234, ie. the master password you specified
MaxDB > Create Database Statistics Leave the default
SAP System > SCS Instance Leave the defaults
SAP System > Central Instance Leave the defaults
SAP System > SDM Leave the default, abcd1234, ie. the master password you specified
SAP System > Unpack Archives Leave the defaults
Parameter Summary A last chance to change installation parameters. Click Start to finally start the installation procedure.
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6. For your convenience and to minimize system resources the server must be started manually using the SAP Management Console:
 find shortcut for "SAP Management Console" on your desktop or in "Start" -> "All Programs"
 open the SAP Management Console
 in the left panel expand SAP Systems node, you will find the installed system (J2E)
 right-click on J2E and "Start" the system
This process takes about 45-100 minutes depending on your system. You might check the status by expanding the nodes. A green dot indicates a successful start. If the status turns to “stopped” you might try to right-click on J2E -> Stop, wait for all processes to be stopped and repeat the steps above.
Installation of SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio
Start the Installer and choose Run this program from its current location in the upcoming pop-up window and follow the instructions.
Installation of MaxDB Database Manager and SQL Studio
For database maintenance, the included MaxDB Database Manager can be used. The installation file can be found at <zip_extract_folder>\MaxDB_7.6.0_RDBMS_Installations_Build_18__ID__51031711\MAXDB_WINDOWS_I386\SETUPS. At the same location you'll find the MySQL MaxDB SQL Studio.
Getting started
Whenever you are asked for authentication use the following username and password combination
 username: Administrator
 password: <master password as specified during installation>
MaxDB's Database Manager Operator login values
 username: control
 password: <master password as specified during installation>
The MaxDB J2E database user is
 username: SAPJ2EDB
 password: <master password as specified during installation>
To test the installed NetWeaver 2004S Web Application Server and Enterprise Portal use following steps:
 Open an Internet Explorer and browse to http://localhost:50100/
The main Web Application Server window appears.
 Debugging port and some other interesting info can be found at: http://localhost:50100/sap/monitoring/SystemInfo
 To log into the Enterprise Portal browse to this URL: http://localhost:50100/irj/. The Enterprise Portal login page appears.
You can log into the system using username: admin password: admin
Note: This username password combination applies everytime the Enterprise Portal login dialog is displayed.
 A brief test to examine whether Adobe Document Services are running can be accomplished using the URL: http://localhost:50100/AdobeDocumentServices/Config
In order to use Adobe Document Services you need to install a valid credential.
For more information about Adobe Document Services credential please refer to Installing a credential for Adobe Document Services below.
 In order to use CAF browse to: http://localhost:50100/caf/
Guided Procedures Design-time can be found at: http://localhost:50100/webdynpro/dispatcher/sap.com/cafeugpuidt/AppWorkset
Guided Procedures Run-time: http://localhost:50100/webdynpro/dispatcher/sap.com/cafeugpuirt/WorkCenterRT
Additional information on the included Guided Procedures example Time-off Process is available at <zip_extract_folder>\NW04SneakPrevJavaSP15\DOC\Time-Off-Process.pdf
 Visual Composer is available at http://localhost:50100/VC . Adobe SVG Viewer must be installed on the client machine for the VC workbench to function.
The password for SDM deployment is: <master password as specified during installation>
Installing a credential for Adobe Document Services
In order to work with Adobe Document Services you need to install a valid credential. A preliminary credential is available at sdn.
To install a credential perform following steps:
 Extract the archive
 Copy the file filename.pfx to the directory <INST_DRIVE>:\usr\sap\J2E\SYS\global\AdobeDocumentServices\TrustManagerService\trust\credentials
Register the password for credential as described below:
 Log on to the Visual Administrator (<INST_DRIVE>:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\j2ee\admin\go.bat)
 On the Cluster tab, choose Server 0 -> Services -> Document Services Configuration
 On the Runtime tab, select Credentials
 Choose Browse to search for the name of the credential and then Select
 In the Alias field, enter the alias of the credential you installed, for example ReaderRights. (Entries for the name of the credential are case-sensitive)
 In Password field, enter the password you received together with the credential you installed (filename.txt in the archive). Confirm the password again and then click Add
 Restart the following services for the changes to take effect: PDF Manipulation Module, Document Services Trust Manager. To perform this, right-click on the repective service choose Stop and after the service has stopped, Start it again
 Restart also the application com.adobe/AdobeDocumentServices located at Server 0 -> Services -> Deploy (radio button Application)
An Adobe Document Services demo application is installed at:
http://localhost:50100/webdynpro/dispatcher/local/TutWD_OnlineInteractiveForm/OnlineInteractiveFormA...
Errorhandling
If your installation terminates before it is successfully completed, try with a restart of the installer.
To remove an installed system, see uninstall.
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