This section includes information for installing the SAP Java Connector, SAP Java Base IDoc Class Library, and the SAP Java Connector IDoc Class Library. The SAP libraries must be installed and configured as the underlying connection transport to access an SAP instance.
The following steps are for running the Third-Party Installer with default settings. If you are running the Installer for specific instantiations of NetBeans or GlassFish (separately), you must specify each specifically when running ant (for example, ant install-glassfish or ant install-netbeans).
Install the Third-Party Library Installer and set up the environment, as described in Setting Up the Third-Party Library Installer.
Navigate to the location of the Third-Party Library Installer.
Customize the build.properties file with at least the following. For more information on build properties, refer to To Configure the Build File.
Remove all values from the product.name property except sapaleadapter or sapbapiadapter
Modify the sapbapiadapter.thirdpartyfiles or sapaleadapter.thirdpartyfiles property by adding the full paths and filenames to the SAP Connector third-party libraries.
For example:
On Windows: sapbapiadapter.thirdpartyfiles=C:\Projects\SAP\JCO_jarfiles\sapjco.jar;C:\Projects\SAP\JCO_jarfiles\librfc32.dll;C:\Projects\SAP\JCO_jarfiles\sapjcorfc.dll;C:\Projects\SAP\JCO_jarfiles\sapidoc.jar;C:\Projects\SAP\JCO_jarfiles\sapidocjco.jar
On Solaris: sapaleadapter.thirdpartyfiles=/home/sapuser/SAP/JCO_jarfiles/sapjco.jar;/home/sapuser/SAP/JCO_jarfiles/librfccm.so;/home/sapuser/SAP/JCO_jarfiles/libsapjcorfc.so;/home/sapuser/SAP/JCO_jarfiles/sapidoc.jar;/home/sapuser/SAP/JCO_jarfiles/sapidocjco.jar
Shutdown the instances of Java CAPS NetBeans and GlassFish.
Invoke the Third Party Installer by typing ant.
Restart the Java CAPS NetBeans instance.