How To Indtall CE71.1

INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER COMPOSITION
ENVIRONMENT 7.1 EHP1 - PREVIEW VERSION

NOV 2008
INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER

COMPOSITION ENVIRONMENT 7.1 EHP1
(PREVIEW VERSION)
A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
SAP NETWEAVER PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER CE 7.1 EHP1 PREVIEW 1
CONTENTS
Contents 1
Install&Configure SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1 EHP1 Preview Version – Beta 3.0 2
Installing and configuring the Loopback adapter 3
Installing the Composition Environment package 11
Installing the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio (NWDS) 26
Installing the Enterprise Services Repository (ES Repository) 36
Additional Settings in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator (NWA) 51
Additional Settings in the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio (NWDS) 55
Additional Settings in the Enterprise Services Repository (ES Repository) 57
INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER COMPOSITION 2
ENVIRONMENT 7.1 EHP1 PREVIEW
INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER COMPOSITION

ENVIRONMENT 7.1 EHP1 PREVIEW VERSION – BETA 3.0
This document describes in detail how to install and configure the SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1 EHP1 Preview
Version that is available on SDN download area (http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/downloads). This includes the installation of the
Java server as well as the installation of the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio. Before starting with the installation and configuration
steps, make sure that you have downloaded the CE server installation package and the NetWeaver Developer Studio installation
package.
This is what you should find in the respective folders.
Server:
NWDS:
Finally double-check whether your system fulfils the following requirements:
Windows XP Professional (Service Pack 2) or Windows 2003 Server (Service Pack 1), english only
This version runs on Windows XP (SP2) with password accounts and Windows Server 2003 (32bit), english only
NTFS file system
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, or Firefox 1.0 or higher
Min. 1 GB, recommended 2 GB RAM
7 GB free hard disc space
1.5 GHz PC or higher
Monitor 1024x768 pixels or more, 256 colors
Internet access (for CE online documentation)
Besides these requirements, make sure that you have removed a previously installed version of the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio
and the server software including the database from your system. Otherwise the screens and dialogs will differ from the ones
described in this guide.
For running the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio you need to install the latest Java Development Kit JDK 5.0. Where to find it is
explained in the Installing the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio (NWDS) chapter of this guideline. Do not use JDK 6.0.
If no DHCP server is available on your network (which dynamically determines the IP address) or your computer is not connected to
any network, you need to install the virtual interface adapter MS Loopback Adapter (described in detail on the next page).
If you want to learn more about SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment and the development of composite applications in
general, the following links might be useful for you:
SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment @ SDN: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/nw-ce

Composition in general @ SDN: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/nw-composition
Development of composite applications @ SDN: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/develop-ca
Forum for SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/forums SAP NetWeaver Composition
Environment
Installing and configuring the Loopback adapter
1. Note: Before you install

EHP1 for SAP NW CE 7.1 it
is recommended to install the
Microsoft Loopback adapter.
This is necessary if no DHCP
server is available on your
network (which dynamically
determines the IP address) or
your computer is not
connected to any network.
Go to Windows Start
Control Panel Add
Hardware
2. Click on Next.
3. Select the radio button Yes, I

have already connected the
hardware and click on the
Next Button.
4. Select Add a new hardware

device from the installed
hardware list and click on the
Next button.
5. Select the Install the

hardware that I manually
select from a list (Advanced)
radio button and click on the
Next Button.
6. Select Network adapters

from the Common hardware
types list and click on the
Next Button.
7. Select Microsoft from the

Manufacturer window.
Select Microsoft Loopback
Adapter from the Network
Adapter list and click on the
Next Button.
8. To install the new hardware,

click on the Next and Finish
button.
9. After the successful

installation, we have to
configure the adapter. First we
will provide the
corresponding IP address.
Right mouse click on the
Window’s Start button and
select Explore.
10. Right mouse click on the My

Network Places node and
select Properties.
11. Right mouse click on the

entry that was created for the
Microsoft Loopback
Adapter (Local Area
Connection 2 in the
screenshot) and select
Properties.
12. Select the Internet Protocol

(TCP/IP) entry and click on
the Properties button.
13. Enter the IP Address and

subnet mask shown in the
screenshot and click on the
OK button. With that the
loopback adapter has been
configured successfully.
14. Now you have to configure

the Host file. Right mouse
click on the Window’s Start
button and select Explore.
Navigate to the folder
C:\Windows\System32\drive
rs\etc and open the file hosts
with Notepad.
15. Enter the corresponding

computer name and loopback
address. The loopback adapter
installation and configuration
has been completed
successfully.
Installing the Composition Environment package
1. Open the folder where the CE

server installation package is
located and extract the RAR
file to your local drive.
2. Double click the start.htm

file.
3. On the right hand side click

on the System requirements
link to double-check the
requirements.
4. Next click on the Installation

link.
5. On the Installation page click

on the installer link (third
bullet point).
6. In the window that opens

double-click on the
sapinst.exe file to actually
start the installer.
7. On the first screen (Choose

Option) expand the SAP
NetWeaver CE Developer
Edition node and select
Custom Server Installation.
Click on Next
8. On the second screen (Define

Parameters) leave the
Typical radio button and click
on Next
9. The License Agreement

screen shows up. Read
through the agreement, scroll
down until the end of the
agreement, check the Agree
radio button and confirm it by
clicking on Next
10. Confirm the System ID CE1

by clicking on Next. Don’t
change it.
On the next screen you have to

point to the Java Cryptography
Extension Unlimited Strength
Jurisdiction Policy Files. If not
downloaded yet go to
http://java.sun.com/javase/downlo
ads/index_jdk5.jsp, scroll down to
the Other Downloads section and
select the appropriate link (see
screenshot). Save it somewhere in
your file system.
11. Navigate to the downloaded

ZIP in your file system, select
it and click on Next.
12. Next you have to provide the

master password for all users.
For our workshop take
abcd1234. Click on Next.
13. A Prerequisites Checker

might detect some unfulfilled
requirements. Click No and
ignore warnings. If you get
the same message as shown in
the screenshot and you want
to solve this issue, continue
with the following 3 steps.
Otherwise continue with step
17.
14. Open your computer’s system

properties (Start Control
Panel System) and switch
to the Advanced tab. Click on
the Settings button in the
Performance section.
15. The Performance Options

dialog box opens. Switch to
the Advanced tab and click
on the Change button within
the Virtual memory section.
16. Change the Custom size to

the required size and click on
Set.
17. Confirm the Parameter

Summary page by clicking
on Next. The installation
begins (can last up to 20
minutes depending on your
hardware).
In some installations
additional questions regarding
the MaxDB installation might
pop up. They are self-
explanatory. Confirm them
appropriately.
18. The installation has finished

successfully.
19. After some more minutes the

SAP Management Console
(SAP MMC) shows the
running processes.
20. In case the SAP MMC doesn’t

show up automatically,
proceed as follows: locate the
SAP Management Console
icon on the desktop. Double-
click it. The SAP MMC
opens.
21. You will see a list of SAP

Systems. The top node will be
the SAP instance that consists
of a database, a Java instance,
and a central services
instance. The number behind
the server name indicates the
instance number (in our case 0
for the Java instance and 1 for
the central services instance).
22. In some rare cases it happens,

that the database is not started
automatically. Verify this by
opening the Services dialog
box via Start Control
Panel Administrative
Tools Services
23. Scroll down until the

MAXDB: CE1 entry appears.
Make sure that the Startup
Type is set to Automatic. If
this is not the case, right click
on the entry and select
Properties from the context
menu.
24. The Properties dialog box

opens. From the Startup type
dropdown list select
Automatic. Confirm your
change by clicking on OK.
Start the service so that the
database is up and running.
Close the Services dialog box
and jump back to the SAP
MMC.
25. Gray indicates that the

instances are stopped. To start
the instance, first select the
instance and click on the
Start icon ( ).
26. You can leave the default

values and click on the OK
button.
27. Supply OS user credentials

and click the OK button.
28. Green indicates that the

instance has started. Please be
patient as this might take
several minutes. Yellow
indicates that the instance is in
the process of starting up.
Note that the database icon
remains blue.
29. Green indicates that the server

is started. To stop the server
click on the Stop icon ( ).
30. As an additional test whether

the installation was
successful, you can reach the
Java EE engine homepage via
local browser by entering the
following URL into the
browser address line:
http://localhost:50000 .
INSTALLING THE SAP NETWEAVER DEVELOPER STUDIO

(NWDS)
1. JDK 5.0
Verify that you have a JDK 5.0

installed on your PC. If this is not
the case download the latest
version of JDK 5.0 from
http://java.sun.com/javase/downlo
ads/index_jdk5.jsp
and install it. At the time of this
writing Update 16 was the latest
release. Do not use JDK 6.0!
2. Open the folder where the

NWDS installation package is
located and extract the RAR
file to your local drive.
3. After extracting the RAR file,

navigate into the IDE folder.
Hint: If you are interested in

additional information about
the installation process for
NWDS, open file index.html
within the IDE folder.
4. Locate the
NWDS_platform.zip ZIP file
and extract it to your local
drive.
5. A new eclipse folder appears.

Navigate into the folder,
locate the
SAPNetweaverDeveloperSu
dio.exe file and start the SAP
NetWeaver Developer studio
by double-clicking it.
6. Supply a workspace directory

when prompted. Accept the
default value and click on
OK.
7. You will be presented with

the message shown in the
screenshot only if you have a
unsupported JVM selected as
your default. Click OK. You
will then be prompted to
select a JDK 5.0.
8. Make sure to select the JDK

bin directory.
9. Select javaw.exe and click

Open
10. Click Exit when prompted.

The NWDS will shut down.
11. The NWDS_platform.zip file

contains the kernel of NWDS.
The kernel does not contain
the SAP features necessary to
develop SAP NetWeaver
applications. The SAP
features are installed with the
update manager. Start the
NWDS again by using
SapNetweaverDeveloperStu
dio.exe
It is recommended to create a
short cut on your desk top
pointing to the executable.
12. Confirm the location of your

workspace by clicking OK.
13. The update manager is

automatically invoked when
NWDS starts up. The update
manager asks you to select the
folder of the local site. The
local site is the folder in
which the
NWDS_platform.zip file was
extracted (see step 4 of this
installation). Navigate to this
folder and click on OK to
proceed.
14. Select all of the updates and

click on the Next button.
15. Accept to the license

agreement and click Next.
16. On the Optional Features

screen you can leave the
default selected values as is
and click on the Next button.
17. Confirm the installation

location and click Finish.
Please be patient as this could
take several minutes.
18. Click on Install All when

prompted with the Feature
Verification.
19. Re-start your NWDS by

clicking Yes.
20. Once the NWDS restarts you

will once again be presented
to confirm your workspace.
Optional: Select the checkbox

to confirm your default
workspace.
Click on OK.
21. Once NWDS has re-started,

open the Preferences dialog
(Window Preferences…)
to set the location of your
runtime system.
22. Select SAP AS Java.

23. Click on Add new SAP

System
24. Enter your hostname

(localhost) and instance
number. You can find your
instance number within the
SAP Management Console.
By default it is 0. Click on
OK.
25. Your new system appears in

the list.
INSTALLING THE ENTERPRISE SERVICES REPOSITORY

(ES REPOSITORY)
Before starting the installation make sure that the Java engine is running and the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio has been started.
1. Together with the server

installation, the archives for
the ES Repository have been
delivered. Double check their
location. Go to the directory
in which you’ve extracted the
server files (compare steps 1
and 2 of the server installation
description right at the
beginning of this document).
You will identify the directory
named Additional (see
screenshot). Within that folder
you will find the ESR_SCAs
folder, which contains the
archives we want to deploy
next.
2. For deployment, we move to

the already opened NWDS.
Click on Window Open
Perspective Other….
3. The Open Perspective dialog

pops up. Select the
Deployment entry and click
on OK.
4. The Deploy View opens.

Select the External
Deployable Archives node
and click on the Add element
button (green plus sign, ).
5. Navigate to the folder that we

identified during step 1, select
the three archives and click on
Open.
6. Leave all settings as they are.

Click on the Deploy button.
7. In case the dialog box in the

screenshot appears, make sure
that all three archives are
highlighted (see step 6). If this
is the case, continue with OK,
otherwise click Cancel and
select all archives or simply
select the root node External
Deployable Archives and
press the Deploy button again.
8. As we connect to the engine

for the very first time, we
have to provide the credentials
administrator as User and
abcd1234 as Password.
Check the Store user name
checkbox and click on OK.
The deployment starts.
Be patient as it might take

some minutes due to the fact
that the server will be
restarted (automatically)
during deployment.
9. An appropriate dialog
confirms the successful
deployment. Click on OK to
continue.
10. If you’d like to test the

successful installation of the
ESR, you can jump to chapter
“ADDITIONAL SETTINGS
IN THE ENTERPRISE
SERVICES REPOSITORY
(ES REPOSITORY)” at the
end of this document, page
57.
11. The software is successfully

installed on your server. Now
the time has come to
configure it. Fortunately
configuration templates will
help you. In summary we will
run through 4 of those
templates.
First we need the

configuration of the System
Landscape Directory. The
ES Repository requires it. In
your web browser open the
SAP NetWeaver
Administrator via the URL
http://localhost:50000/nwa
Logon with the credentials
administrator/abcd1234.
Click on Log On. Click on
Configuration Management
Scenarios. Click on
Configuration Wizard to get
to the configuration templates.
Note 1: What is a System

Landscape Directory? The
System Landscape Directory
(SLD) is a one stop location to
maintain information about
the state of your landscape. In
our context, it is important
because it has the list of
current software component
versions. If you already have
an SLD that you are using
with an existing ES
Repository, you can go ahead
and use the same. Otherwise,
you can setup an SLD locally
in the same system (it’s not
performance intensive!)
Note 2: For the execution of

all templates keep the
following in mind: due to the
long runtime of some
templates it can happen, that
the template cannot be
finished successfully (e.g. you
get an error message
comparable to the one
depicted to the right). In these
rare cases either click on the
Repeat Step button or restart
the template.
12. The Configuration Wizard

lists all available templates. In
the Configuration Tasks
section scroll down to the
Initial setup of functional
unit SLD entry. Select it and
click on the Start button.
13. Select the Typical

Configuration Mode and
click on the Next button.
14. Supply the Administrator

credentials: define the master
password abcd1234 and click
on Next.
15. Select the Setup a new Local

SLD Server radio button.
Activate the checkbox
Software will be developed
and delivered from this
system. Enter localhost in the
ObjectServerName field and
click on the Next Button.
16. Wait until the installation is

finished. Click on the Return
to Task List link in order to
start the next template.
17. From the list select the

Services Registry
Destination Creation entry
and click on Start.
18. Supply the administrator’s

credentials administrator
with the password abcd1234
and click on Next.


Connection Configuration to
Central Services Registry
entry and click on Start.
21. Enter host information where

the central services registry is
located. Enter the following
data:
Host: localhost
Port: 50000
User Name: administrator
Password: abcd1234
Click the Next button.


Configuration of ESR in CE
entry and click on Start.
24. Provide the administrator

password abcd1234 and click
on Next.
25. Select the Local SLD entry

and click on Next.
26. Confirm the dialog that pops

up by clicking on Close. We
ran that template already.
27. Provide passwords for users

that will be created for you.
You don’t have to change the
usernames. Just enter
abcd1234 for both users as
password and click on Next.
28. Provide a password for the

service user: we once again
choose abcd1234 as
password. Click on Next.

finished. As part of this
installation step, prepared
content will be populated into
the ES Repository. This may
take some time, so please be
patient.
With that the last wizard has

been executed and finished.
Click on the Home link to
move back to the SAP
NetWeaver Administrator’s
homepage.
30. For all exercises we want to

make use of only one user to
prevent jumping between
users. Therefore we have to
assign more rights to the
administrator. Within the SAP
NetWeaver Administrator
click on Operation
Management Users and
Access. Click on Identity
Management to get to the
user administration.
31. Search for the administrator

by entering adm* into the
Search Criteria field. Click
on Go.
32. In the table of found users,

select the Administrator row.
33. In the Details section

underneath the hit table, select
the Assigned Roles tab strip
and click on the Modify
button.
34. Enter *gp* in the Search

Criteria field of the Assigned
Roles tab strip and click on
Go.
Pay attention: there are two
Search Criteria fields on that
tab. Fill the field in the
Available Roles area and
NOT the one in the Assigned
Roles area!
35. Choose Select All from the

table selection menu of the
table in the upper left corner
of the table and click on the
Add button beneath the table.
36. Repeat the previous two steps

(entering search criteria, select
all hits, press the Add button
for the following search
criteria:
*CAF_*
*EDME*
*XI_AD*
*XI_DE*
*EVERY*
*VC*
*ENDU*
*EU_*
*AD_WR*
*VISUAL*
37. Finally click on Save to save

your changes.
38. Now that the administrator

account has been created, it is
a good idea to create a copy of
it, so that we will always have
a fallback account in case of a
locked account. In addition
during the exercises we will
work with the copied account
and not with the original
administrator’s account.
For copying an account select
the Administrator entry in
the table and click on the
Copy to New User button.
39. Fill out the General

Information tab as shown in
the screenshot. As initial
password enter abcd1234. We
will change it after the first
login. Click on Save.
Note: for the exercises of the

SOA Experience Workshop,
the dummy E-mail address
entered in this dialog is “good
enough”. However if you are
going to build more complex
scenarios, which allow the
sending of notifications via E-
mail, you might want to
consider a valid E-mail
address.
40. Click on Log Off in the upper

right corner to try out the new
account.
41. The logon screen appears.

This time you enter the new
account data demo as User
ID and abcd1234 as
password. Click on Log On.
42. The Change Password dialog

shows up. Enter abcd1234 as
the Old Password and enter
two times (in the New
Password and Confirm
Password fields) the new
password welcome123. Click
on Change to confirm the
password change. You will
then be logged in with the
new demo account.
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS IN THE SAP NETWEAVER

ADMINISTRATOR (NWA)
1. Within the SAP NetWeaver

Administrator click on SOA
Management Technical
Configuration. Click on SOA
Middleware Global Settings
to set some global parameters.
2. On the HTTP Proxy tab set

the parameters as they are
defined for your company.
3. On the WS Navigator tab

enter * in the Allowed Hosts
field and click on Save.
4. Click on Home to get back to

the NWA homepage. There
click on SOA Management
Technical Configuration.
Click on Destination
Template Management to
set a logical destination.
5. Click on New to define a new

entry.
6. On the first screen of the

wizard enter the following
values:
Destination Type: WSIL

Destination Name:
LocalWSIL
URL:
http://localhost:50000/inspec
tion.wsil
Leave the other entries as they

are. Click on Next.
7. The security settings are as

follows:
Authentication: HTTP
Authentication
Select the User ID/Password
(Basic) radio button
Click on Details.
Provide the credentials for
accessing the WSIL URL.
Enter administrator as User
ID and abcd1234 into the
Confirm Password field.
Click on Finish.
8. The new entry shows up in the

Destinations table. Click on
Home to get back to the
NWA homepage.
9. By default, the server

publishes all web services
deployed on it automatically
into the Services Registry. We
can avoid this by adjusting an
appropriate parameter. For
this click on SOA
Management Application
and Scenario
Communication. Click on
Publication Rules to set the
default publication rule for the
Services Registry.
10. You are in the Rules

Maintenance dialog. Select
the only rule available and
click on the Deactivate
button.
11. Confirm the dialog that pops

up by clicking on Yes.
12. A message confirms the

successful deactivation.
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS IN THE SAP NETWEAVER DEVELOPER

STUDIO (NWDS)
1. Start the SAP NetWeaver
Developer Studio (NWDS)
2. Navigate to the Preferences

dialog via Window
Preferences….
3. Navigate to the Network

Connections node and select
it.
4. Make sure that the Direct

connection to the Internet
radio button is selected. It
sometimes happens that
different company policies do
not allow direct connections
to the internet. In this case
you can set the proxy settings
for your company manually as
you did it for the server.
Simply select the radio button
Manual proxy configuration
and add the appropriate
settings.
5. Next select the Web Services

Enterprise Service
Browser node in the
navigation tree on the left
hand side. On the right hand
side provide the following
entries:
ESR System: CE1
ESR Host: localhost
ESR Http Port: 50000
ESR Https Port: 50443
Make sure to unselect the

Secure Connection (HTTPs)
checkbox!
Click on Apply.
6. Next select the Web Services

Services Registry node in
the navigation tree and fill the
fields in the dialog as follows:
Server: localhost
Port: 50000
Make sure that the Use

HTTPS checkbox is
unchecked.
Click on Apply and on OK to

close the dialog.
ADDITIONAL SETTINGS IN THE ENTERPRISE SERVICES

REPOSITORY (ES REPOSITORY)
1. Start the homepage of the ES

Repository via
http://localhost:50000/rep
On the homepage start the
Enterprise Services Builder
by clicking on the identically
named link.
2. When calling the URL for the

first time, an appropriate
message will appear telling
that the application will be
prepared. Close this window
and after a while repeat step 1.
3. Once the application starts,

enter the credentials
administrator and abcd1234
as password and click on
Login.
4. A new dialog pops up asking

you for the Usage Profile.
Select Unrestricted and
continue by clicking the
Choose button.
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INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER COMPOSITION

ENVIRONMENT 7.1 EHP1 - PREVIEW VERSION

INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER

SAP NETWEAVER PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

INSTALL&CONFIGURE SAP NETWEAVER COMPOSITION

Finally double-check whether your system fulfils the following requirements:

SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment @ SDN: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/nw-ce

Installing and configuring the Loopback adapter

1. Note: Before you install

3. Select the radio button Yes, I

4. Select Add a new hardware

5. Select the Install the

6. Select Network adapters

7. Select Microsoft from the

8. To install the new hardware,

9. After the successful

10. Right mouse click on the My

11. Right mouse click on the

12. Select the Internet Protocol

13. Enter the IP Address and

14. Now you have to configure

15. Enter the corresponding

Installing the Composition Environment package

1. Open the folder where the CE

2. Double click the start.htm

3. On the right hand side click

4. Next click on the Installation

5. On the Installation page click

6. In the window that opens

7. On the first screen (Choose

8. On the second screen (Define

9. The License Agreement

10. Confirm the System ID CE1

On the next screen you have to

11. Navigate to the downloaded

12. Next you have to provide the

13. A Prerequisites Checker

14. Open your computer’s system

15. The Performance Options

16. Change the Custom size to

17. Confirm the Parameter

18. The installation has finished

19. After some more minutes the

20. In case the SAP MMC doesn’t

21. You will see a list of SAP

22. In some rare cases it happens,

23. Scroll down until the

24. The Properties dialog box

25. Gray indicates that the

26. You can leave the default

27. Supply OS user credentials

28. Green indicates that the

29. Green indicates that the server

30. As an additional test whether

INSTALLING THE SAP NETWEAVER DEVELOPER STUDIO

Verify that you have a JDK 5.0

2. Open the folder where the

3. After extracting the RAR file,

Hint: If you are interested in

5. A new eclipse folder appears.

6. Supply a workspace directory

7. You will be presented with

8. Make sure to select the JDK

34. Enter gp in the Search