on 08-05-2010 12:26 PM
Hi,
Does anyone know whether it is possible to connect multplie clients from the same ABAP system to a JAVA instance running ADS?
If so how do you setup the java destinations in Visual Admin and SM59 RFC connections?
Any help is appreciated,
Sander
Dear Sander,
this is always the case if you arrange the ADS connection.
You have to set up the RFC connection 'ADS' in ABAP side and this connection/destination is client independent. So you can use this from all clients of your abap system.
On Java side you have to arrange the already mentioned FP_ICF_DATA_<SID> destination. On the ABAP system and client (you specify in this destination) you have to maintain the user ADS_AGENT and your templates should also exist on this client. If there is no client defined, the default client will be used.
Regards
Istvan
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It is still not completly clear.
an exemple:
ABAP DEV system having client 200 and 210
The ADS RFC in sm59 in client independent
In the Java stack we have FP_ICF_DATA_DEV pointing to client 200 with user ADS_AGENT existing in client 200.
If we want to use the ADS functionality in cleint 210 , do we need and extra FP_ICF_DATA_DEV pointing to client 210?
Well most likely yes, you just need to maintain/create the connections in ABAP system, create the ADSUser, ADS_AGENT users in all clients. ICF destination if you are talking about is for a particular system i.e FP_ICF_DATA_<SID>. So there should be no need to create it again.
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