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Consistent Release Management with WAS in a mixed ABAP/J2EE Env.

Posted on Apr 07, 2004 at 12:33 PM 16 Views

Hello there,

does somebody know whether WAS >=6.10 allows a consistent release management in a mixed ABAP/J2EE- Environment ?

Suppose a release for a WebService consists out of ABAP- and J2EE-components - is there a way to include both components into a single transport request for consistent upgrade to new releases and consistent rollback to old releases of the WebService ?

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Joerg from Zuerich

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  • author's profile photo Benny Schaich-Lebek
    Benny Schaich-Lebek
    Posted on Apr 08, 2004 at 11:54 AM
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    > does somebody know whether WAS >=6.10 allows a

    > consistent release management in a mixed ABAP/J2EE-

    > Environment ?

    First of all, 6.10 does not contain any J2EE - if we substract the possible old InQMy product. There is not the slightest integration of release management.

    > Suppose a release for a WebService consists out of

    > ABAP- and J2EE-components - is there a way to include

    > both components into a single transport request for

    > consistent upgrade to new releases and consistent

    > rollback to old releases of the WebService ?

    Transport system is only available from 6.40 on and called there JDI (Java Development Infrastructure). It is not possible to do a Java and ABAP transport in the same request. It could be that we deliver two transports together, but you defionitely have to invoke both of them.

    Regards,

    Benny

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