Setup SAP JCo V2 Connector and Boomi Runtime with SAP SNC Part 3 - Setup of your SAP JCo V2 Connector properties file in Boomi


Overview

There are four parts to the setup of SAP SNC between Boomi and SAP.  The steps are:  

Part 3: Configuring the SAP JCo Parameters in your Boomi SAP JCo V2 Connector

At the completion of this section, you will have successfully configured your SAP JCo V2 connection for SAP SNC support. The tasks are:

Prerequisites

The following information is required:

Steps

  1. Setup SAP JCO properties file for SAP SNC based on the prerequisites. Example shown below:
    # Required SAP JCo Parameters to support SAP SNC for SEND IDocs and EXECUTE operations  
    
    # SNC Mode is 0 – Inactive 1 – Active 
    
    jco.client.snc_mode=1  
    
    # There is a p: in front of the Distinguished Name in the line below 
    
    jco.client.snc_partnername=p:<SAP System Distinguished Name>  
    
    jco.client.snc_myname=p:<Boomi Runtime Distinguished Name> 
    
    # Options are 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 for snc_qop 
    
    jco.client.snc_qop=8  
    
    jco.client.snc_lib=<location and filename of your SAP SNC executable> 
    
    # Required SAP JCo Parameters to support SAP SNC for LISTEN Operation 
    
    # SNC Mode is 0 – Inactive 1 – Active 
    
    jco.server.snc_mode=1 
    
    # Options are 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 for snc_qop  
    
    jco.server.snc_qop=8 
    
    jco.server.snc_lib=<location and filename of your SAP SNC executable> 
    
    # There is a p: in front of the Distinguished Name in the line below 
    
    jco.server.snc_myname= p:<Boomi Runtime Distinguished Name>j
  2. Upload your properties file to the Boomi Runtime. Instructions can be found here as per naming of the sample file, deployment, etc.
  3. Configure your SAP Connection
    • Make sure to update the field 'JCo Properties Setting' with the properties file name (NOT the JAR file name). An example is shown below:
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     4. Restart your basic runtime/runtime cluster


Note: Once this is complete please proceed to Part 4 here