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Creating XML Schemas for SAP
BEA WebLogic Adapter for SAP User’s Guide 3-9
The Security tab contains the following fields:
• Logon ticket (SSO2). If you are using a Secure Network Communications (SNC)
adapter with SAP, enter the name of the SSO2 logon ticket you are using.
• Logon ticket (X509). If you are using an SNC adapter with SAP, enter the name of
the X.509 logon ticket you are using.
Note: Depending on the SAP system release, logins using Single-Sign-On (SSO) or
X.509 certificates are being supported.
For SSO specify the user to be $MYSAPSSO2$ and pass the base64 encoded ticket
as the passwd parameter.
For X509 specify the user to be $X509CERT$ and pass the base64 encoded
certificate as the passwd parameter
For more information regarding SSO or X.509 configuration, see your SAP system
documentation.
• SNC mode. By default, SNC is disabled. To enable SNC, select 1 from the
drop-down list.
• SNC partner. Enter the name of the RFC server or message server (load balancing)
that provides the SNC services.
• SNC level. Select the version of the SNC library from the drop-down list.
• SNC name. Enter the name of the SNC library you are using.
• SNC library path. Enter the path to the SNC library.
SNC provides protection for the communication links between the distributed
components of an R/3 System. Using SNC, SAP R/3 can support products which adhere
to the GSS-API Version 2 standard. SNC supports application level (end-to-end security),
Smartcard authentication, and single sign-on.
6. After you provide all the required information for your target, click Finish .
The SAP target (SAPTarget) appears below the sap node in the left pane as shown in the
following image. You are now ready to connect to your SAP target.