Downloading and Installing SAP JAR Files and DLLs

Before you begin

You must have an SAP User ID and password to enter the SAP Support Portal to download the files.

About this task

In order to connect to an SAP system, you must install SAP DLLs and JAR files onto your development environment.

To download and install the SAP jar files and DLLs:
  1. Contact SAP Technical Support to obtain the zip files for the following SAP Components:
    • If the secure connector is running on Windows:
      • SAP 32 bit JCo version 3.0.10 or later versions - Windows
      • SAP Java IDoc Class Library 3.0.10 or later versions
    • If the secure connector is running on Linux:
      • 32 bit SAP JCo 3.0.10 or later versions - Linux (for Intel compatible processors)
      • SAP Java IDoc Class Library 3.0.10 or later versions
  2. Unzip the SAP JCo zip file:
    • Double-click the sapjidoc30P_x-1000xxxx.zip file.
    • Use the decompression tool to extract the contents of the compressed file to a temporary directory. This zip file contains another zip file sapjco3-NTintel-3.0.x.zip. Extract this zip also to a temporary directory, for example, in Windows: C:\temp\sapjco3-NTintel-3.0.x. This directory contains the required libraries sapjco3.jar and sapjco3.dll. For example in Linux: /tmp/sapjco-linuxintel-3.0.x. This directory contains the required libraries sapjco3.jar and libsapjco3.so.
  3. Unzip the SAP IDoc JCo zip file:
    • Double-click the sapjidoc30P_x-1000xxxx.zip file.
    • Use the decompression tool to extract the contents of the compressed file to a temporary directory, for example, C:\temp\sapjidoc30P_x-1000xxxx. This directory contains the required library sapidoc3.jar.

Procedure

  1. Log on to the Management Console and select System > Connectors. The Connectors page is displayed.
  2. Click Update Libraries. The Update Connector Libraries window is displayed.
  3. Select SAP in the Connector column.
  4. Click the plus (+) button and repeat the following substeps until you have imported all the jar files you just downloaded.
    1. Locate one of the jar files you just downloaded.
    2. Click Open to import the jar file. The file displays in the Files to Add column.
  5. Click Update.

    The files that display in the Files to Add column are not committed until you click Update. If you click Reset before you click Update, the Management Console does not add the files you uploaded. If the Management Console times out before you click Update and commit the added files, repeat the last two steps.

Results

You can now run SAP projects.




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