Hi,
http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Applications_GUI_Multimedia/HOW_TO_Run_SAP_GUI_On_LINUX_To_Connect_SAP_R3_Systems
Check above link, it is working well but with some small issues.
SAP client rpm for linux RHEL is included in sap cd or dvd only.
On Sep 12, 9:37 am, anil <
anillovel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi to all
>
> Guys i have downloaded the sap gui for linux and also tried to
> installed it but after first next it's not showing anything on screen.
>
Still more useful documents SAP on linux with RPM visit following
link
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http://www.acceleramus.de/de/SAP%20Web%20Application
%20Server/INSTALL
Text document of above page.
INSTALLATION NOTES
o) Linux Distribution
This demo version of SAP Web Application Server on Linux has been
tested on SuSE 8.1, 8.2, 9.0, Red Hat 9 and Fedora Core 1
oo) Pre-install configuration
- If your computer does not have a fixed IP address, configure
a dummy network device with a private IP address
(e.g. 192.168.x.y). Select dummy0 for the device.
- It is required that the command 'hostname' returns only the
computer name and not the fully qualified domain name (for
example "ls3012" instead of "
ls3012.wdf.sap-ag.de").
- The file /etc/hosts should contain at least the following
lines:
127.0.0.1 localhost
x.x.x.x <HOST> <HOST>.<DOMAIN>
- Download and install the Java Software Development Kit (j2sdk)
version 1.4.2 or higher from the Sun Homepage
1. Server Installation
The SAP System will be installed under /usr/sap, /sapmnt & /sapdb.
Reserve
at least 11 GB of free space on disk for the SAP system.
1.1. Login as root.
1.2. Mount the DVD-Rom ( Ex : mount /media/dvdrom ) with 'exec'
option.
1.3. Install the application server software:
Extract the rpm file:
/media/dvdrom/server/RPMS/i386/sapj2ee-srv-sapdb-6.40-1.i386.rpm.bin
<target-dir>
Execute :
Assuming <target-dir>=/tmp/
rpm -ivh /tmp/sapj2ee-srv-sapdb-6.40-1.i386.rpm
1.4. Install the database server software:
Extract the packages by calling:
/media/dvdrom/server/RPMS/i386/sapdb-7.5-1.i386.rpm.bin <target-
dir>
/media/dvdrom/server/RPMS/i386/sapdb-db-log-7.5-1.i386.rpm.bin
<target-dir>
/media/dvdrom/server/RPMS/i386/sapdb-db-files-7.5-1.i386.rpm.bin
<target-dir>
Execute:
Assuming <target-dir> as /tmp/
rpm -ivh /tmp/sapdb-7.5-1.i386.rpm
rpm -ivh /tmp/sapdb-db-log-7.5-1.i386.rpm
rpm -ivh /tmp/sapdb-db-files-7.5-1.i386.rpm
N.B. The database installation may take several hours.
1.5. Set-up the newly installed system:
Extract the following package by calling:
/media/dvdrom/server/RPMS/i386/sapj2ee-start-
sapdb-640-1.i386.rpm.bin <target-dir>
Execute:
Assuming <target-dir> as /tmp
rpm -ivh /tmp/sapj2ee-start-sapdb-640-1.i386.rpm
/tmp/updatedb.sh
After calling this script, your hardware key is reported on
command line.
Obtain a valid license from
http://www.sap.com/linux/eval/nw4/
You will receive a license rpm-package via e-mail that enables
the
SAP Web Application Server to run on your hardware. Install
this
rpm with 'rpm -ivh'.
If you lose your hardware key you can show it with
/usr/sap/NW4/SYS/exe/run/saplicense -get
During the installation the following operating system users
are created:
Username | Password | Description
-----------------------------------------------------------------
nw4adm | nw4adm | SAP System Administrator
sqdnw4 | sqdnw4 | SAP Database Administrator
sqd | sqd | MaxDB software owner
Each SAP system has a unique 3-letter name and an instance of
an
application server also needs an unique service number on the
server.
We picked NW4 as the system name and 00 as the system number.
1.6. Starting the SAP System
After completing the installation, the database will be running
but the SAP System
will not. To start (or later stop) the SAP System, you must log
on as the
SAP Administration user, namely "nw4adm". This user is
preconfigured with the
appropriate environment settings for these tasks. Now use the
command 'startsap'
to start your SAP System (this would also start the database,
when it is not running).
Note:
To switch to the SAP Administration user you can use the
command
'su - nw4adm', but do not forget the '-' for sourcing the
environment settings.
1.7. Stopping the SAP System
Log on as user "nw4adm" and use the command 'stopsap'.
This will stop the entire SAP system including the database.
Do not shut down your Linux system without having stopped the
SAP System
and the database before!
1.8. Deinstallation of the SAP System
Stop the SAP System, database and the SAP OS Collector with the
commands 'stopsap', 'x_server stop' and 'saposcol -k' as user
nw4adm.
As root remove the SAP System packages with:
rpm -e sapj2ee-start-sapdb sapdb-db-log sapdb-db-files sapdb
sapj2ee-srv-sapdb
1.9. The SAP J2EE server is reacheable on the TCP port 50000.
Start an Internet Browser and type the URL: http://<SAP Web
Application Server hostname>:50000
to logon on the server you can use the following user:
Username | Password
-----------------------------------
J2EE_admin | admin
J2EE_guest | guest
2. Client Installation
2.1. Install SAP Java GUI on Linux:
- logon as root
- mount the DVD ROM ( assume /media/dvdrom )
- rpm -ivh /media/dvdrom/client/RPMS/i386/PlatinGUI-
Linux-6.30-4.i386.rpm
To start the PlatinGUI, type the command 'guilogon' on the console.
After the start, press the "New" button.
Enter some text in the "Description" field.
Select the "Advanced" Tab.
Check the "use expert configuration" flag.
In the text box enter: conn=/H/<hostname>/S/3200
where <hostname> is the name of the machine (or IP address) where
you have installed the SAP WebAS
Press the "Save" button.
Press the "Connect" button to open a new connection. Soon you should
see the SAPGui appear.
To logon on the new system you can use the following user:
Username | Password
--------------------------------
developer | developer
ddic | ddic
sap* | sapstar
2.2. Install SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio on Linux:
Pre-Install:
Download Sun J2SDK version 1.4.2 or higher for MS Windows.
Download Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.
Download dcom95.exe.
- mount the dvdrom ( assume /media/dvdrom ) whith 'exec' option.
- Run the Crossover Installer (as your normal non-root user):
/media/dvdrom/client/
install-crossover-office-sap-2.3.0.sh
- when the install is completed, quit the Crossover Setup tool.
- copy the config to ~/.cxoffice/dotwine/ :
cp /media/dvdrom/client/config ~/.cxoffice/dotwine/
- install dcom95 using:
~/cxoffice/bin/wine --winver=win95 --dll ole32=n <download-path>/
dcom95.exe
- install IE from the cd:
~/cxoffice/bin/wine <download-path>/ie60/i386/en/ie6/ie6setup.exe
- copy needed system files from the cd:
cp /media/dvdrom/client/windows/NW4_IDE/system/MFC42.DLL ~/.cxoffice/
dotwine/fake_windows/Windows/System/
cp /media/dvdrom/client/windows/NW4_IDE/system/mfc42u.DLL
~/.cxoffice/dotwine/fake_windows/Windows/System/
- install j2vm for windows from the cd:
~/cxoffice/bin/wine <dowload-path>/j2sdk-1_4_2_03-windows-i586-p.exe
- install the NetWeawer Developer Studio with JDTSetup:
~/cxoffice/bin/wine /media/dvdrom/client/windows/NW4_IDE/
JDTsetup.exe
- finally, to start the IDE use:
~/cxoffice/bin/wine --winver=win98 --workdir ~/.cxoffice/dotwine/
fake_windows/Program\ Files/SAP/JDT/eclipse sapide.exe
2.3 Install SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio on Windows:
Pre-requisites :
Microsoft Windows 2000
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0
Sun Java 2 Software Developement Kit version 1.4.2 or higher.
- Insert the DVD in your DVD-ROM.
- Start [DVD-DRIVE-LETTER]:\client\windows\NW4_IDE\JDTsetup.exe
Nilesh J. Vaghela
ElectroMech