on 02-06-2015 2:51 AM
HI experts,
is anyone know about ECC IPC, I am going to use IPC with ECC standalone.
the url of call IPC is like: http://<hostname>:<portnumber>/ipc/admin/xcm/init.do
now I am using ECC6.0 EHP7 IDES system, when I launch the URL, it goes a 404 error.
I have activated the VMC according to note 854170. I searched from google, some says that the j2ee engine is needed, but some says that IPC has already included in ECC VMC.
can anyone tell me
1. do I need a additional NW AS JAVA server?
2. the URL is launched from ECC ABAP server or JAVA server?
3. How to configure the system to enable the URL valid?
thanks
William
1. do I need a additional NW AS JAVA server?
- the IPC itself does run in a VMC and not the Web-As. This one does not require a Web-As
However, the "/ipc/" application is a web-application. It is just a front-end, which does require the NW Java stack. You have to install the WebAS Java, deploy the IPC web-application and use the XCM to setup the connection to your ERP / CRM system (where the actual IPC is located)
2. the URL is launched from ECC ABAP server or JAVA server?
Java Server
3. How to configure the system to enable the URL valid?
Same answer as 1.
But the other question is, do you really need that application as it is quite outdated or do you just wanna calculate any prices and like to show those in another application? Because in that case you simply have to call the RFC function within ERP to get prices.
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Hi Andreas,
thanks for your answer.
by saying"the ipc itself does run in VMC and not JAVA-AS", do you mean that to use IPC, I don't have to install the AS-JAVA? than how can I configure the system to use it?
I just want to do the product configuration and also calculate or input its price in a more flexible way. I once heard that IPC is run on web UI and can do this, so I tried to setup such demo system to learn.
Do you have any goode ideas.
thanks
William
Hi William,
That's correct, IPC itself run in VMC and you don't require Java AS. In EEC 6.0, IPC is running in the VM Container in the ABAP stack.
NetWeaver Application Server is only required when you do have ISA or WCEM configured.
Please download configuration guide "IPC in SAP Ecommerce for MySAP ERP" from market place which will help you to configure.
Thanks,
Hamendra
HI Hamendra,
thanks for your answer.
I did the configuration according to the guide "IPC in SAP E commerce for MySAP ERP", but it seems that I still can not open the URL;http://hostname: port/ipc/admin/xcm/init.do?
how can I use IPC?
thanks
William
Hi William,
XCM Administration tool is only used to configure Web applications, once you have installed the Web components. You use it to make configuration settings needed at runtime for web based applications
You only have to set up XCM configuration settings for those Web applications that are relevant to the scenarios and processes you are using.The XCM user interface is used for Java-side configuration of the Web application.
If you are using any of the web based application then you have to have SAP NetWeaver AS and then you can access XCM (the URL which you have mentioned).
If you are not using any web based application then there is no role of XCM in your case.
Can you please let me know if my understading is correct.
Thanks,
Hamendra
Hi William,
As I mentioned above that XCM administration tool is used to configure Web Applications.
Please see the below scenarios where web allpications are used:
CRM E-Commerce
ERP E-Commerce
Selling via eBay in CRM and ERP
Channel Management
Interaction Center
Interaction Center WebClient
Interaction Center Workforce Management
Internet Customer Self-Service
.
.
etc
If you are using B2B/B2C Shop then you have to use XCM administration to configure IPC.
If you are not using above scenarios then I really don't understand the use to IPC.
Can you please share your requirement.
Thanks.
Hamendra
Hi William,
If you are using ECC e-commerce or ERP e-commerce then you should have NetWeaver AS installation.
XCM URL should be like
http://<host>:<port>/<web app name>/admin/xcm/init.do
<web app name> will not be IPC as you have mentioned above, it should b2b,b2c,...etc.
So URL may be like below, just giving an exmaple.
http://<host>:<port>/b2b/admin/xcm/init.do
it won't be below as you mentioned
http://<host>:<port>/ipc/admin/xcm/init.do (it is not correct).
Can you please check and please respond back.
Thanks,
Hamendra
HI Hammendra,
I installed the NW AS JAVA, but when I launched the URL of http://host:port/b2b/admin/xcm/init.do,
it went with an error "404 Error:requested resource does not exist".
Do I need to deploy the B2B application on AS JAVA additionaly? if so, where can I download the B2B applications.
thanks
William
XCM Administration tool is only used to configure Web applications, once you have installed the Web components. You use it to make configuration settings needed at runtime for web based applications
Close. XCM was originally designed for SAP E-commerce to enable a configuration the application instead of fighting with static properties files. The XCM was thereafter re-used by few other applications - just a few and not all of them. So far I can see, they have all somehow some common history to the e-commerce solution like IPC, shopadmin, b2b & b2c shop. Even Biller Direct / UCES does have it, but more because somebody copied the e-commerce code quickly to build that product.
Hi William,
An URL which you have mentioned above for XCM. It is used to set up the user interface (JSP-UI) as part of an XCM scenario. In this case you have to have NetWeaverApplicatin Server.
But as I understood your scenario, you don't need this.
Please have look of the below SAP help.
Configuration Engine in mySAP ERP - Variant Configuration (LO-VC) - SAP Library
Thanks,
Hamendra
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