Configuring Runtime Systems
Use
When you configure runtime systems, you add systems to the development track. You can then import software changes into these systems automatically and test the software under runtime conditions.
Prerequisites
You are in Landscape Configurator.
You have configured a domain.
You have installed one or more Web AS Java that you can use as runtime systems.
Procedure
To configure runtime systems in a development track, proceed as follows:
Configuration with the Configuration Wizard
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In the track list, select the track for which you want configure runtime systems.
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To switch to change mode, choose Change .
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Select the Runtime Systems tab page.
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Under Selected Runtime Systems , select the runtime system that you need for your track.
The Runtime System Configuration Wizard dialog box appears.
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Enter the required data. See Configuring Runtime Systems in NWDI .
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Choose Next . CMS connects to the message server of the runtime system and determines the deployment tool of the runtime system, and the valid deploy port. This information is displayed in a dialog.
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Enter the authorization data for the deployment in the runtime system.
- (Optional) If Deploy Controller is used you can specify whether you want the deployment to take place over a secure P4 connection. To do this, select the checkbox Use secure connection. If the checkbox is selected make sure that the Deploy Port is the P4S port and that secure communication between CMS and the target server is possible. For more information on the P4 port and configuring secure connections, refer to the information in the More Information section.
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Select the options Disable Automatic Deployment and Integrate runtime system into Update/Upgrade Scenario, if this is required for your configuration.
For more information on the options, see Configuring Runtime Systems in NWDI.
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Choose Finish . The data for the runtime system is copied to the runtime system configuration.
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Repeat the procedure for all runtime systems that you want to configure.
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( Optional ) Expand the View/Edit Deployment Substitution Parameters .
The CMS gets the data for the deployment substitution variables from the appropriate deployment tool and displays them in the table. In the table, you can modify the variables or add extra deployment substitution variables. You must save any modified deployment substitution variables by choosing Save Variables ...
You can use the Read Substitution Variables function to get the substitution variables again. You might need to do this if you could not connect to the SDM at the first attempt.
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After you have configured all the runtime systems and entered the parameters for a new track, choose Save .
Configuration Without Configuration Wizard
If you already know all the configuration-relevant data of a runtime system, you can configure it without the wizard:
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In the track list, select the track that you want configure runtime systems for.
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To switch to change mode, choose Change .
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Select the Runtime Systems tab page
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Under Selected Runtime Systems , select the runtime system that you need for your track. The Runtime System Configuration Wizard dialog box appears.
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Choose Configure RTS Without Wizard . The wizard exits and you can enter the configuration data directly in the appropriate fields.
- (Optional) If Deploy Controller is used you can specify whether you want the deployment to take place over a secure P4 connection. To do this, select the checkbox Use secure connection. If the checkbox is selected make sure that the Deploy Port is the P4S port and that secure communication between CMS and the target server is possible. For more information on the P4 port and configuring secure connections, refer to the information in the More Information section.
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Save your data.
Result
In the selected track, you have added or deleted one or more runtime systems.
More Information
- Where-Used Check for Runtime Systems
- Configuring Runtime Systems in NWDI
- For more information on secure connections, search for Configuring the Use of SSL on the J2EE Engine or Using SSL to the AS Java via the ICM in the Transport Layer Security section of the Security Guide for SAP NetWeaver at http://help.sap.com/netweaver.