Publishing a Service 
Use
Separate ITS
In order for an ITS service created in the Workbench to be executed, it must first be stored in the ITS file system. This is known as publishing the service. You can choose to publish the entire service or just parts of it. When you publish the whole service, the corresponding service file, the HTML templates, and any existing language resource files are placed in the file system of the AGate server, and the MIME objects are placed in the file system of the WGate server.
Integrated ITS
In the case of a separate ITS, templates and MIME files are published on the ITS server; the integrated ITS obtains this data directly from the database at runtime. However, the templates and MIME files must be published on the site INTERNAL. This process is necessary to activate changes to the templates (that is, the changed templates are only used at runtime after publishing).
Note that by
default, no entry is made for the ITS server on which the publishing is to
take place. When publishing, you are informed that you must first make a
selection for the SAP System. To do this, choose Utilities ® Settings and then, under ITS, enter the desired ITS
server. For further information, refer to 
User
Settings
Prerequisites
§ At least one ITS server instance must be assigned to the relevant SAP System.
§ In the user settings for the ITS, you have specified the ITS server instance on which you want to publish the service.
Procedure
To publish an entire Internet service from the tree display of the object list, proceed as follows:
1. From the object list, select the relevant service.
2. Choose Publish ® Complete service in the context menu.
If an error occurs while the system is publishing the service, a log is generated containing the relevant message texts.
If no errors occur, the system displays the message Object published successfully.
The current
status of the object changes after it has been published. For information on
how the status of a Web development object is determined, and how you can
display its publishing details, see
Statuses of Web
Development Objects
Result
Once you have published the entire service, you can start the service and thus the Web application.
See also:
·
User Settings for
Internet Services