How to deploy the application into Test system in NWDI

[Former Member]

Hi ,all

i hava some problems about NWDI, Could you help me ?

I hava defined the test system in runtime system of NWDI .

As a general ,it must be deploy the application into test system for test before transport the CR, is it right?

if so , how can i do to deploy the application into test system before assembly?

regards.

[ErvinSzolke]

Hi Zhijun,

TEST is a SUCCESSOR of CONS, and the assembly will always consider the CONS/active workspace.

After assembly, the assembled SCA file will be imported (and deployed) into the TEST system.

The development cycle must be followed, which is:

dev -- cons -- (assembly) -- test -- prod

What I want to say by this: you cannot import into test without having an assembly before.

Best Regards,

Ervin

[Former Member]

hi,Ervin

Thank you for your repay.

After assembly , can i deploy the application into test system by CMS?

I mean that if it can be done not through CR?

and what is the benefit of Dev system and Con system .

Edited by: Zhijun Wang on Sep 15, 2010 4:19 AM

[junwu]

dev is for the devloper to make sure change is checked in nwdi.

Con is for the QA guys to do the test

Test is for the final preparation for the Production.

you team have to define the development process, how ,who and when to transport ...

if not, those systems are meaning less to you, if you only know how to click the button to checkin, release and transport......

[ErvinSzolke]

Hi Zhijun,

Thank you for your repay.

You are welcome

After assembly , can i deploy the application into test system by CMS? mean that if it can be done not through CR?

Yes, you import the changes on the "Test" tab of the transport studio of the CMS webui. This will deploy the changes to Test (to the system you have specified in the runtime system configuration for this track)

and what is the benefit of Dev system and Con system

See the guide: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/b6/e6b9fc9ec00f4ca4a0d3e0645e87b5/frameset.htm

Best Regards,

Ervin