Tuesday, December 23, 2008

Last steps for PI configuration

So, it's been a long time but now i thought of finishing with the last steps of configuring usage type PI, and in future posts walk you through some simple PI scenarios..


We last configured the RFC Java destinations; moving on...:


Step 7

The next step is to create a HTTP connection in the Java environment required for Process Monitoring Infrastructure .

a. This is done easily by going to Cluster --> Server --> Services --> Destinations in the Visual Administrator tool.
b. In the HTTP node of the Runtime tab create a New destination named "pmistore". (lowercase does matter). You must enter at least the following details :

- the URL : http://[pi_host]:[ABAP_Port]/sap/bc/spi_gate (usually the port is 8000; you can find the port in tcode SMICM under Goto --> Services)
- select Basic Authentication
- username : PIRWBUSER and its password
- Save


Step 8

1. On your Integration Server host, call transaction SXMB_ADM.

2. On the Integration Engine: Administration screen, choose Integration Engine Configuration.

3. Choose Edit and Change Global Configuration Data.
4. In the Global Configuration Data box, select Integration Server as Role of Business System, and leave the other fields empty.
5. Save your settings.


Step 9

I hope you didn't close the Visual Administrator, because now you must go to Cluster --> Server --> Services --> Deploy and after checking the Application checkbox, restart the application com.sap.aii.af.cpa.app to trigger the SLD self-registration of the Central Adapter engine

Step 10

Now we must import PI content; this step isn't covered by the configuration wizard also and i think it is quite useful to know. You need of course an SAP_XI_ADMINISTRATOR or SAP_XI_CONTENT_ORGANIZER role to import / export content for PI.

XI content can be found on the SAP marketplace under Downloads --> Support Packages and Patches --> ESR content (XI content). Files are usually ZIP files and always contain both previous objects and the changes and enhancements delivered in the support package.

a. Download the files and unzip them; the actual export files have the extension .tpz

b. Copy the export files into the import directory for the Integration Repository (\xi\repository_server\import).

c. Open the Integration Builder start page by calling it either from your user menu or with transaction SXMB_IFR, choose Integration Repository, Tools --> Import design objects to import the XI content.

After a successful import, the Integration Builder moves the imported TPZ files into the directory /xi/repository_server/importedFiles.

Step 11

If you have configured corectly PI, then execute transaction SLDCHECK and it should show nothing but green.


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3 comments:

IQBAL said...

Dear sir,
I follow each and every single step of yours but i would like to ask few questions hope you don't mind and reply me as soon as possible.
1) What is the purpose of client 800.
2) How do i use client 800.
3) Please tell me the set of configuring SPROXY as i am getting error when i do test connection
i) Integration builder data not understood
2) Also saying that maintain the address in SPROSET.

Could you please tell me how do i update PI 7.0 which comes with ECC6 to PI 7.1.

Finally could you also tell me how do i do the FILE --> XI --> IDOC scenario in ECC6 PI7.0.

waiting for your reply on

muiqbal2008@gmail.com

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