Can somebody tell me the differences between Netweaver and NWA? I guess Netweaver platform is for both Java and ABAP stacks. But Netweaver Administrator is only for Java. Can someone point some basic differences between the two?
The Netweaver Administrator is a set of tooling for Netweaver in which you can, for example, manage users on the Java stack. SAP Netweaver is the software layer on which it runs.
See more info for SAP Netweaver here:
http://scn.sap.com/community/netweaver-administrator/blog/2012/11/19/what-is-sap-netweaver
See more info for SAP Netweaver Administrator here:
https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce10/helpdata/en/45/2bdafff14003c3e10000000a1553f6/content.htm
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What do i need for setting up a connection to a local database in Eclipse to start developing in ABAP? I already installed the plugin for ABAP but i can't connect to a database. Any suggestions?
ABAP Development Tools (ADT) is an add-on to Eclipse to develop in ABAP, but it's only the frontend software, it requires another software, the "backend" (also called the ABAP-based system).
Did someone give you the credentials to an existing ABAP-based system, or did you install your own free trial system (SAP NetWeaver AS ABAP Developer Edition) or did you subscribe to a cloud-based ABAP non-free trial system?
If you have none of these three systems, then I recommend that you install the free version on your laptop, for instance the latest 7.52 SP04 version.
Unlike other development scenarios, ABAP development requires a backend repository.
Without an SAP Netweaver Stack (ABAP server) there is no repository.
The ABAP repository is where:
ABAP code is stored,
ABAP code is compiled
and where code is executed.
Eclipse is the only the IDE and it is constantly communicating with the ABAP server.
ADT works through RFC connection and requires some ICF services to be enabled on backend. Did you make some necessary configurations in backend? alike:
profile paramethers
S_ADT_RES, S_RFC authorizations
docu, toolsdocu ICF services
I would just like to know how HANA Studio communicates with a HANA DB? What kind of protocol does it use? Does it use JDBC or SQLDBC?
SAP HANA Studio uses JDBC for the majority of all communication with a SAP HANA server.
Features like the sapstartsrvc connection for starting/stopping the system or the landscape management use http-based protocols.
If the system landscape has HANA XS running in HANA DB, is it possible to deploy FIORI launchpad in the landscape?
All the necessary steps are described in the official SAP HANA XS Advanced Developer Guide
Basically you have to do following steps:
Enabled the SAP Fiori Launchpad Site Feature in the SAP Web IDE for SAP HANA
Create a SAP Fiori Launchpad Site Module in your MTA Application
Build and deploy the module
Assign your UI5/Web Application to the Launchpad Site via configuration (as described in the online help)
If Fiori Launchpad Site can be deployed on HANA XS directly from SAP Web IDE, then we do not need to install SAP Netweaver for Fiori Launchpad with HANA XS? Is my understanding correct?
If yes, then what would be the Fiori version and how can we use Notification center feature on HANA XS?
The notification center it's a functionality exclusive for SAP S/4 HANA, so there is no possibility yet to have notifications on SAP Fiori Launchpad sites from XSC or XSA.
Regards!
Matheus Goulart
I have created a SAP Hana One Instance for SPS11. But i never get any username or password to connect with SAP HANA Studio? Can someone help to connect SAP Hana One instance with SAP Hana Studio.
Do you have SAP Logon Pad installed on your local PC.
If you can see the SAP system in the local SAP Logon Pad, you can see the same SAP systems in SAP HANA Studio.
Please check how you can configure the saplogon.ini for SAP HANA Studio in Eclipse IDE here.
Probably the referenced saplogon.ini file is empty. You can copy and paste the file populated with SAP systems in your environment.
I had the problem so that I could not see any SAP systems and had to manually configure for all SAP systems to logon. The solution will help you too to logon with SSO
When you install SAP HANA server, you need to create a SYSTEM superuser. You can connect from HANA Studio using that credential.
To connect to a hana db you need to know the Hostname and Instancenumber of the hana db.
For hana 2 systems the port of the nameserver on system db is
313
On this server you can use the view M_SERVICES in the SYS_DATABASE schema to see the sql ports of the indexservers of your tenant dbs