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SAP online help 26.04.2000

Installing the Internet Pricing and Configurator: CRM 8 2

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• NT operating system 4.0 service pack 5 is installed.

• Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Server is installed.

• MS Virtual Machine (Java) version 5.00 3193 or higher is installed. (See the Microsofthomepage for the latest version.)

msjavx86.exe version 5.00.3193 is supplied with the Internet Pricing andConfigurator, but is not installed automatically

• CRM system, Release 2.0B is installed.

• Internet Transaction Server (ITS) is installed.

This is supplied with CRM Release 2.0B. For more information, see thedocumentation on installing the ITS for CRM.

To install the SAP Internet Pricing and Configurator (IPC), run Install.exe, selecting Then restart your computer.

The standard Internet Pricing and Configurator installation directory is

After installing the Internet Pricing and Configurator, access the Internet Pricing andConfigurator by choosing the menu. The following services are available:

− lets you configure the database connection, and provides default

parameters and header attributes for documents created with the Internet Pricing andConfigurator.

− determines the source database on a R/3 system, the target databasewhere the IPC performs their operations, and the scope of data for download (seeThe Internet Pricing and Configurator’s Data Loader [Ext.]).

− is the actual application.

− activates the Internet Pricing and Configurator server.

To enable communication between the Internet Pricing and Configurator and your CRMsystem, you need to define the following RFC destinations in your CRM system:

SAPCRM_SPC_SVC RFC Service for the SPC module provider. Reads SCE master data inCRM, when showing and printing configuration data, for example.

SAPCRM_SPC_ITS Defines how to start the ITS/Servlet UI from CRM.

SAPCRM_SPC Dummy destination that contains information on how to connect theJava IPC server.

These RFC destinations are also described in the (file FAQ.htm in folder C:\Program Files\SAP\spc\doc). The section belowdescribes how to define an RFC destination for an explicit host. Service SAPCRM_SPC_SVCmay be started on an application server or a frontend workstation, rather than an explicit host.





1. Log on to your CRM system, then choose Tools→ Administration → Administration →

Network → RFC Destinations (transaction SM59).

2. Choose

3. Enter the following data:

−

An as shown in the table above.−

− A as shown in the table above.

4. Choose

5. Under choose then choose Enter data for eachdestination as shown in the following table (examples are given to help you), leavingfields blank as shown:

SAPCRM_SPC_SVC <path of RFC service programson target computer>

This name is set by the SAPinstallation.

<name of host thatruns RFC service>

<(*)IPaddress>

Address ofthe targethost

SAPCRM_SPC_ITS <IPC start URL>

This URL can be changed incustomer systems. (In CRMRelease 1.2, this string is fixed.)

<name and port ofhost>

The port may not berequired.

SAPCRM_SPC <name of host thatruns RFC service>

(file debug_guide.html in folder C:\ProgramFiles\SAP\spc\doc)





6. In the case of SAPCRM_SPC_ITS, go to step 7.

In the case of SAPCRM_SPC_SVC and SAPCRM_SPC, choose → then enter the following data:

SAPCRM_SPC_SVC <hostname of target host> <hostname of Internet Pricing andConfigurator host>

SAPCRM_SPC <name of gateway service>

<port of Internet Pricing and Configuratorserver>

7. Save your RFC destination.

The logical RFC destinations you define in the procedure above are available to all clients.You also need to define a client-specific physical destination for each logical destination in

each relevant CRM client. To do this, choose → (transaction SM30) and enter data in table SMOFPARSFA for

example as follows:

000 SPC SAPCRM_SPC_SVC SAPCRM_SPC_SVC

000 SPC SAPCRM_SPC_ITS SAPCRM_SPC_ITS

000 SPC SAPCRM_SPC SAPCRM_SPC

For more information about the Internet Pricing and Configurator data loader, see The

Internet Pricing and Configurator’s Data Loader [Ext.].

1. Check that the IPC templates have been installed correctly by the ITS installation, asdescribed in the following example.

Find a file called in the ITS installation directory. There will

be several files of this name. If one has folder in its path (for

example, ,

the templates have been installed correctly. If none of the files found has this

folder in its path (no matter how many are found), the ITS user interface of the





Internet Pricing and Configurator does not work in CRM back office functions. Intemplates ISAB2B and ISAB2C, file must exist.

If you discover any problems, publish all the Internet Pricing and Configurator internetservices again (transaction SE80).

(file debug_gd.htm in folder IPC_DOCU)

2. Check that file ipc.srvc is installed correctly in folder ,

1. ~INITIALTEMPLATE ipc_loadKB

2. ~LANGUAGE EN

3. ~LOCALEXECUTE 1

4. ~TRACEDUMP 0

XGATEWAY sapxginet

The Web server directory must also contain an Internet Pricing and Configuratordirectory called InetPub\wwwroot\SAP\ITS\mimes\IPC.

3. Try to access the following web page:

ACTION=“http://<web server>/scripts/wgate/ipc/!

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