You have received the required details, such as Client, Host, and Port name, from your administrator.
You have configured the user settings.
Either you or your administrator can configure synchronization settings on the client device. Synchronization settings specify the parameters to connect to the Data Orchestration Engine (DOE) and the protocol to be used for synchronization.
The supported protocols are:
· HTTP
· HTTPS (for secure data transmission)
· Data Carrier Synchronization
This is used when connection to the DOE is not available or not possible. Data is transferred using storage devices such as floppy discs, CDs, DVDs, and USB drives. You can move the devices physically between the client device and either the DOE or another device that is connected to the DOE.
On the SAP NetWeaver Mobile Client homepage, choose Settings .
Choose
, and use the details in the following table as your next steps:
Field Name |
Action |
Secure |
Select this field for a secure connection (HTTPS) |
Host |
Enter the host name or IP address of the DOE |
Port |
Enter the port name of (or identifier for) the DOE |
Client |
Enter the SAP system client (for example, 100) |
Proxy Settings Enabled |
Select this field if you want to specify proxy settings |
Host (proxy) |
Enter the Proxy host name, if you use proxy for synchronization |
Port (proxy) |
Enter the Proxy port, if you use proxy for synchronization |
Choose Synchronization to enter the Data Package Settings, and use the details in the following table:
Field Name |
Action |
Data Packaging Required |
Keep this option enabled to allow transfer of data in individual packages at the time of data synchronization. If the connection breaks during synchronization and you need to synchronize again, only incomplete or missing packages in the target system are transferred. This option is enabled by default.
We recommend that you keep this option selected during data synchronization. |
Package Size |
Enter the size of the data package |
Choose
.Under Device Reset Settings choose Reset Device to reset your device.
The server sends a zap message, which deletes all the data and then re-sends the current data to the device.