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Introduction

  • The SAP Connector
  • HANA Platforms

Configuration

  • Configuring the Central and Satellite Systems
  • Installing SAP JCo
  • Configuring an SAP System for Process Automation
  • SAP RFC User Privileges
  • Assigning SAP Authorizations to the RFC User
  • Connecting to SAP Systems
  • Connecting to SAP Systems with the Wizard
  • Connection Details for the ABAP Stack
  • Intercepting SAP Jobs
  • SAP Job Interception Configuration
  • Interacting with SAP Events
  • Configuration Details on Interacting with SAP Events
  • Parsing Log Files to set Status of SAP Jobs
  • Understanding the Different XBP Interface Releases

Importing SAP Objects

  • Importing Objects from SAP Systems
  • Importing ABAP Programs
  • Importing ABAP Program Parameter Definitions
  • Importing Archive Objects
  • Importing Batch Events
  • Importing SAP BusinessObjects Processes
  • Importing SAP Calendars
  • Importing SAP CCMS Jobs
  • Importing Communication Channels via PI/XI
  • Importing External Commands
  • Importing and Running Mass Activities
  • Importing Output Devices
  • Importing Process Chains
  • Importing Process Chain Definitions
  • Importing Recipients
  • Importing Variants
  • Importing Variant Definitions

SAP ABAP

  • Handling ABAP Programs
  • Controlling Batch Input Sessions
  • Handling Variants
  • Creating and Modifying Variants in Redwood Server
  • Maintaining Variants Manually
  • Maintaining Variants Automatically
  • Maintaining Variants Automatically (Advanced)
  • Using Temporary Variants
  • Default SAP Process Definitions

Business Objects

  • Main
  • Interface Configuration
  • Crystal Reports
  • Web Intelligence
  • Data Services
  • Triggering Events
  • Crystal Reports REST
  • Web Intelligence REST

Process Chains

  • Handling Process Chains
  • Running Process Chains
  • Monitoring Process Chains
  • Restarting Process Chains

SAP PI/XI

  • SAP Communication Channels with PI/XI
  • Controlling Communication Channels with Redwood Server via PI/XI

Adaptive Computing

  • SAP Adaptive Computing
  • Controlling SAP Adaptive Computing

SAP Monitoring

  • Integrating SAP Monitors
  • Configuration Details for Integrating SAP Monitors
  • Sending Monitoring Data to SAP Systems
  • Configuration Details for Sending Monitoring Data to SAP Systems
  • Monitoring Redwood Server Availability in CEN
  • Active XMB Monitoring
  • Active IDoc Monitoring

Advanced Configuration

  • Connect to an ABAP System via SAProuter
  • SNC connection to an SAP System
  • The SAP Cryptographic Library
  • Tuning Redwood Server

Legacy Systems Support

  • Enable XBP 2.0 or 3.0 Functionality
  • Enhanced SAP Interfaces with Redwood Transports
← Sending Monitoring Data to SAP SystemsMonitoring Redwood Server Availability in CEN →

Configuration Details for Sending Monitoring Data to SAP Systems

note

SAP XMW support has been deprecated.

To be able to send Redwood Server monitoring data to an SAP System, the recipient SAP System must have an ABAP stack with CCMS monitors or Solution Manager, the latter is preferred.

You first need to configure the connection details for the ABAP stack.

Setting up Connection Information

See the Connection Details for the ABAP Stack section of the documentation for details on how to set up a connection to the ABAP stack.

Specifying XMW-specific Settings

TabFieldDescription
XMWClient numberSAP client number as a three digit number.
XMWUsernameThe RFC user name. This user needs certain authorizations in the SAP System, as described below in the Reference section under Required Authorizations of the Remote System User Of course it is possible to use here the same user as for XBP and XAL. In this case the user needs all authorizations required by these interfaces.
XMWPasswordPassword of the RFC user.
XMWCheck Connection SettingsAllows you to check that the RFC Connect String, Client Number, Username and Password are correct.
XMWAudit levelThe XMW audit level of the interface, and is an integer with the value range of 0-3.
XMWSAP LanguageThe that the SAP process server uses to connect to the SAP System.
XMWDescriptionThe description of the rule. If this is not set the description is <Client Number>/<Username>.
XMWMax. RFC connectionsSpecifies how many RFC connections the SAP process server opens for this client. If omitted, the number of connections is not limited. The SAP process server internally uses a connection pool, so the open connections are reused, and also closed if they are idle for a certain amount of time. This setting can be left empty as it is only of minor importance, since only one RFC connection per SAP process server is opened for the XMW interface.
XMWInterface VersionThe version of the XMW interface that the SAP process server should use. If this field is left on automatic, the highest available interface version is used.

See Also

SAP Systems

← Sending Monitoring Data to SAP SystemsMonitoring Redwood Server Availability in CEN →
  • Setting up Connection Information
  • Specifying XMW-specific Settings
  • See Also
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