To be able to use business systems for process integration and to address them as the sender/receiver of messages in the Integration Directory, you must first define and configure them in the System Landscape Directory (SLD).
You need the following role: LcrInstanceWriterAll.
To define a client of an SAP system as a business system, proceed as follows:
Call the Process Integration start page.
For more information, see: Working with the Development Environment
Start the SLD.
On the SLD start page, choose Business Systems.
The browser displays the Business Systems screen.
Choose New Business System....
The browser displays the screen Business System Wizard – System Type.
Choose AS ABAP.
Choose Next.
Select the SAP system and the client, and then choose Next.
Specify the name of the business system, and then choose Next.
Select all the installed products that are involved in the planned business process. Choose Next.
Select the role of the business system.
For more information, see: Displaying/Changing Configuration Data
To save the business system, choose Finish.
The SLD server registers the specified client as a business system.
To register a standalone Java system as a business system, you proceed in a similar way as for registering an SAP system. However, note the following differences:
You do not need to enter a client for the selected system.
You do not need to specify which products are installed in the selected system. Only one product runs in a standalone system.
A standalone Java system cannot act as an Integration Server. You must specify an Integration Server for the selected system.
To register an external system as a business system, you proceed in a similar way as for registering an SAP system. However, note the following differences:
You do not need to enter a client for the selected system.
An external system cannot act as an Integration Server. You must specify an Integration Server for the selected system.