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Procedure

You are in your TMS domain controller. Perform the following steps:

  1. Call transaction STMS.

  2. Choose System Overview.

  3. Choose Start of the navigation path SAP System Next navigation step Create Next navigation step Non-ABAP System End of the navigation path.

    The TMS: Configure Non-ABAP System dialog box is displayed.

  4. Create the non-ABAP system with a system ID and a description.

  5. Select the CTS system as the communication system.

  6. When using NWDI with CM Services: If you want to transport Development Infrastructure objects (SCAs, SDAs, or DTR activities) with CTS and use CM Services, set the Create Development Configuration flag under Development Infrastructure.

    In addition to this, specify the URL for the System Landscape Directory (SLD) for the first system in your system landscape (which you use for NWDI) in the following format: http://<host of target system>:5<system number>00.

    Note You can only specify one SLD URL for each transport landscape. If you want to make changes to the URL for a specific system, then the changes also apply to all systems in the landscape.

  7. Make the following settings, depending on whether your system is a source system or a target system (or both):

    • Non-ABAP system as source system

      Under Source System Settings, select the Activate Transport Organizer flag and enter the client of the ABAP communication systems where you want to use Transport Organizer.

    • Non-ABAP system as target system

      1. Under Target System Settings, select the Activate Deployment Service flag.
      2. Select the required deployment methods.
        Note Only available if the CTS plug-in is installed in the SAP system: If you want to connect another application with CTS, then choose the deployment method Other. For more information, see Configuring Target Systems for Further Applications.
      3. In the Target Host field, enter the host of your target system in the format <host name> and the two-character system number in the System No. field. After saving your settings, the system automatically generates the complete URL to the target system from the values you entered.
      4. If you have selected the deployment method File with which you can transport any files, then you have to enter a path to a directory in the Directory field where the files can be stored.
      Note When using NWDI in connection with CM Services: For source systems of type Development Infrastructure (DI) (checkbox Create Development Configuration is selected) you also have to specify target system settings for the runtime system. This is necessary so that the runtime objects developed in NWDI are automatically deployed on the central runtime system. If you use Activity-based SDA transports, then only the development system is of type DI.
  8. Save your settings and confirm that you want to distribute the TMS configuration.

    The system now generates all required parameters and their values automatically by default. To display and modify these parameters, select your system in the system overview and choose the Transport Tool tab page.

    For more information, see Changing the Standard Settings for Source Systems and Changing the Standard Settings for Target Systems.

  9. Depending on the deployment methods selected, the system asks you for the users and passwords for the selected deployment methods. Enter them.

  10. If you selected the Create Development Configuration flag under Development Infrastructure, as described in step 6, the system starts the Development Infrastructure - Configuration Service UI. You can create your development configuration here.

    For more information, refer to Using the Configuration Service under Using CM Services in the Development Infrastructure administration documentation of the SAP NetWeaver Application Server Java.

Result

You have configured your non-ABAP systems and you can now check whether your settings are configured correctly (using the transport control program).

Your systems are ready to be included in a transport route in CTS. In TMS, proceed as usual for ABAP systems.

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