Prerequisite : SAP SLD (Remote or local) should be configured and its up and running fine. Steps :1.Log into your java system by following below mentioned path If it’s a enterprise portal system you can use below link http://<Hostname>:<5XX00>/irj/portal > Content Administration > Web Dynpro If it’s a Java system with no EP components,use below mentioned URL http://<Hostname>:<5XX00>/webdynpro/welcome > Content Administrator You will get Content administrator (Shown below)  2.Now click on "Create JCo Destination" button start the JCo creation Wizard.Once you get to below screen , enter the JCo name . Give some logical name.  You can leave other parameters as it is , You can also use "Copy it from Existing JCo Destination " option to copy the JCo from some other existing JCo. 3. On next screen, select the J2EE engine where you want to assign the JCo , by default you should assign it to the local engine.  4.On next screen you have to select the JCo type , in our example we are creating a Meta data JCo . Check with your portal developer if you are not sure about type of JCo.  5. Here provide the connection details . From the Message Server drop down you can select system details (fetched from SLD), or you can enter the details manually.  6. Below screen will give you option to select Authentication method . Generally for Meta type JCo we use User/password option and for Model type JCo we use SSO(Ticket). In our example we are creating a Meta type JCo so we will select User/Password option.  The defined user should be a technical user without any dialog permissions. On the backend this user needs the permissions to access all DDIC function modules. After entering user details , press Finish. |
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