WebSphere Adapter for SAP

Creating the adapter project in WebSphere Integration Developer

The first step of deploying the adapter is to create the adapter project. You create the project by importing the RAR file that was copied to your local file system during installation into the WebSphere Integration Developer.

You must have installed WebSphere Adapter for SAP Software, and you must have the information (such as a user ID, password, and IP address) to gain access to an SAP server.
You create a project (called a connector project in WebSphere Integration Developer) to . . . WHAT?
  1. To launch the WebSphere Integration Developer, click Start > Programs > IBM WebSphere > Integration Developer 6.0.
  2. If you are prompted to specify a workspace, accept the default value.

    The workspace is a directory where WebSphere Integration Developer stores your project.

  3. To switch to the J2EE perspective:
    1. Click Window > Open Perspective > Other.
    2. Click J2EE.

      If J2EE is not displayed, select Show all and then click J2EE.

    3. If you see the following window, select Always enable capabilities and don't ask me again.
    4. Click OK.
  4. To import the RAR file, right-click Connector Projects and click Import > RAR file .
  5. To find the RAR file on your local file system, click Browse and navigate to the directory in which Adapter for SAP Software was installed.
  6. Accept the default CWYAP_SAPAdapter for Connector project.

    The connector project has the same name as the RAR file. You can change this to another name, if you prefer.

  7. To indicate which server the adapter will be deployed to, accept the default value in the Target server field, or select another processor.
  8. Clear Add module to an EAR project .

    Notice that the EAR project field becomes unavailable after you remove the check mark.

  9. Click Finish.
A new J2EE Connector project, named CWYAP_SAPAdapter, is created in the workspace.


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