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. |