HPOS 3.5 SAPConnect

HP Output Server 3
SAPConnect
Configuring HP SAPconnect Server
The following is a sample saprfc.ini file.
DEST=DZL_RFC_DESTINATION
TYPE=R
PROGID=host.dzl_sapcond
GWHOST=SAPhost
GWSERV=sapgw01
RFC_TRACE=0
DEST=SID
TYPE=A
ASHOST=SAPhost
SYSNR=01
RFC_TRACE=0
ABAP_DEBUG=0
USE_SAPGUI=0
DZL_DEST=C00
DZL_CLIENT=001
DZL_USERNAME=DZLFAX
DZL_PASSWORD=password
DZL_LANGUAGE=E
DZL_RFC_TRACE=0
NOTE: In most instances, the numeric values for the SAP gateway (GWSERV) and the SYSNR
should be the same.
To deliver the same sample saprfc.ini file from the command line, enter the following:
config_server -x"-sapcon-server-sid DZL_RFC_DESTINATION
-sapcon-logical-fax-dest fax1 -server-uses-syslog false
-server-log-level all" -t sapcon
HP Output Server defines the options that begin with the prefix DZL, in addition to the original definition R/3
provides for these options in the saprfc.ini file.
The first DEST option is the name of the RFC server within the SAP R/3 server. The second DEST option must be the
same as the value for DZL_DEST. This is the R/3 system ID that the HP Output Server uses. PROGID is the host with
the HP SAPconnect server. GWHOST should be the same as SAP host if SAP gateway is not used. DZL_CLIENT
represents the client on which the CPI-C user exists and DZL_USERNAME identifies the CPI-C user.
The saprfc.ini file assumes that the SAP gateway is running on the same server. If your HP SAPconnect Server
and R/3 system are running on different machines, refer to your R/3 documentation for information about using
SAProuter to communicate between servers.
Creating an RFC destination
This section identifies the steps that are necessary to create an RFC destination. To create an RFC destination,
complete the following steps:
1. Start the SAP GUI.
2. In the R/3 command field, enter /nsm59.
3. From the menu under RFC destinations, select TCP/IP connections.