To create an authentication alias, display the WebSphere® Process
Server administrative console and specify the user ID and password you use
to access the SAP server. The user ID and password are then associated with
the authentication alias.
- Launch WebSphere Integration Developer by clicking .
- If you are prompted to specify a workspace, accept the default
value.
The workspace is a directory where WebSphere Integration
Developer stores your project.
- When the WebSphere Integration Developer window is displayed, close
the Welcome page.
- Switch to the Business Integration Perspective by clicking .
Then click Business Integration (default) and click OK.
- Display the administrative console.
- Click the Servers tab.
- If WebSphere Process Server v6.0 does
not show a status of Started, right-click WebSphere
Process Server v6.0 and click Start.
- Right-click WebSphere Process Server v6.0 and
click Run administrative console.
Figure 1. Selecting Run administrative console for the WebSphere
Process Server
- Log in to the administrative console by typing admin and
clicking Log in.
- In the WebSphere Process Server administrative console, click .
Figure 2. The Security item on the administrative
console
- Under Authentication, click .
Figure 3. The Authentication
section of the administrative console
- If an alias named SAP_Auth_Alias does not
already exist, create it now.
- Determine from your SAP administrator whether the authentication
alias is case-sensitive (for example, whether the alias must be entered in
uppercase).
- Click New.
- In the General properties window, type SAP_Auth_Alias in
the Alias field.
Note: If your SAP server
requires that the alias be entered in a specific format (for example, all
uppercase), type the alias according to that format.
- Type the user ID and password that are required to connect to
the SAP server.
Note: If your SAP server requires that the password
be entered in a specific format (for example, all uppercase), type the password
according to that format.
- Click OK.
Figure 4. The list of aliases, including the newly created SAP_Auth_Alias
Make note of the name as it appears in the Alias list. In the
example, the name is widNode/SAP_Auth_Alias. This name
is the one you will use in subsequent configuration windows.
- Click Save.
Result
You have created an authentication
alias, which you will use when you configure the adapter properties.
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