Defining Archives
Archives are mapped in the system by means of content repositories. Content repositories are logical units within your storage system. Your storage system may contain multiple content repositories. We recommend that you create a single content repository for your EDX
documents.
Access the Customizing activity to define content repositories. You do this in Customizing for SAP NetWeaver
under .
Use the content repository ED
, if possible. Enter the settings according to the following table:
Field |
Contents |
Comment |
|---|---|---|
Content Repository |
ED |
Name of archive |
Description |
EDX: EBPP Billing Consolidation for EBPP Archive Repos. |
|
Document Area |
|
|
Storage Type |
HTTP content server |
|
Protocol |
EDX |
EDX for EDX documents |
Version No. |
0046 |
Content Server version 4.6 |
HTTP server |
hs2086.wdf.sap.corp or 10.26.24.44 |
Your server ID for the archive |
Port Number |
1092 |
|
HTTP Script |
ContentServer/ContentServer.dll |
|
Transfer Directory |
For instance D:\temp |
The system stores the files temporarily in this directory |
Physical Path |
For instance D:\temp |
Note
The No signature
field must not be selected. Only then does the system archive the signed documents.
Choose Test connection
to check that access functions correctly.
Caution
It is important to test the connection in all cases because faulty connections could cause errors that are difficult for the user to trace (see Step 10).
If the connection worked correctly, you can introduce the repository to the server. To do so, first send the certificate to the server. Choose Send certificate
for this.
Navigate to Content Server Administration by choosing CS Admin
.
Switch to change mode of the Content Server Administration.
Activate the certificate you sent by selecting it on the Certificates
tab page and choosing Release
.
Activate the Check Signature
function by selecting the relevant field on the Detail
tab page.
Save your entries.
Check whether the Customizing settings for the content repository are correct. You do this by accessing the Overview
tab page and checking whether a green entry is visible for your repository.
Note
If the connection does not work in the business process, the message overview displays the error that the PDF file could not be found. In this case, the system was not able to store the document in the archive as a PDF file. Note that the message in the document is highlighted green because the PDF file was generated successfully but the file could not be stored because the connection failed.