Configuring ABAP Proxy Runtime

Posted on Aug. 18, 2010 at 09.40 AM - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

There is always question from PI developer, on how to set up the integration between SAP PI and SAP back end systems using ABAP proxy. Herewith are the basic configuration steps which are required both at SAP PI and SAP back end side.

Configuration at SAP PI:

    1. Make sure that Java services SLD_UC, SAPSLDAPI, LCRSAPRFC are registered in PI gateway, check it out with transaction SMGW.
    2. Correct the SM59 destinations SLD_UC, SAPSLDAPI, LCRSAPRFC of type TCPIP to point to PI gateway.
    3. Maintain PI system as the primary SLD host using transaction SLDAPICUST
    4. Check that there is no entry in transaction LCRSERVADDR. If there is, delete it
    5. Perform SLD check using transaction SLDCHECK to make sure that SLD connection is done properly
    6. Register ABAP PI to Central SLD using RZ70
    7. Make sure PI integration engine is of type 'Integration Server' using transaction SXMB_ADM
    8. Register and activate inbound and outbound queues using transaction SXMB_ADM
    9. Make sure SICF is active in PI using program RSXMB_ACTIVATE_ICF_SERVICES

Configuration to be done both at the SAP backend systems:

    1. Correct the SM59 destinations SLD_UC, SAPSLDAPI, LCRSAPRFC of type TCPIP to point to PI gateway.
    2. Maintain PI system as the primary SLD host using transaction SLDAPICUST
    3. Check that there is no entry in transaction LCRSERVADDR. If there is, delete it
    4. Perform SLD check using transaction SLDCHECK to make sure that SLD connection is done properly
    5. Register ABAP stack to Central SLD using RZ70
    6. Create <INTEGRATIONSERVER> of type so that they point to your current PI training system.
    7. Configure local integration engine to point to PI integration engine using transaction SXMB_ADM
    8. Register and activate inbound and outbound queues using transaction SXMB_ADM
    9. Make sure SICF is active in PI using program RSXMB_ACTIVATE_ICF_SERVICES

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