Configuring ADS - NWA 7.1 With EHP1 - Adjunto

Configuring Adobe Document
Services for SAP NetWeaver

Composition Environment 7.1 with
EHP1
Applies to:
SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1 with EHP1 with Software component ADSSAP 7.11.X
Technical Operations
Summary
This paper describes, with screenshots, the complete procedure used for configuring Adobe Document
Services in a SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1 with EHP1 system. This paper assumes that
ADS was selected during installation of the system or that ADS has already been deployed.
Author: Shitij Bagga

Company: Accenture
Created on: 13 May 2010
Author Bio
Shitij Bagga is an SAP Basis Consultant with Accenture, India. He joined Accenture in 2009
and prior to joining Accenture, he spent 4 years with TCS as SAP Basis Consultant. He has
worked on numerous SAP support and implementation projects in his career and has
exposure to multiple SAP solutions like EP, PI, BI, CE, DI, etc.
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Configuring Adobe Document Services for SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment 7.1 with EHP1
Table of Contents
Creating a User in AS Java for Basic Authentication ...................................................................................... 3
Setting Up Basic Authentication in a Java Environment ................................................................................. 5
Checking the JAVA Connection with ADS ..................................................................................................... 7
Checking by using the Web Services Navigator ......................................................................................... 7
Checking the existence of Adobe document services in inspection.wsil .................................................... 10
Installing Reader Rights Credential ............................................................................................................. 11
Order Reader Rights Credential File from SAP ........................................................................................ 11
Install the Reader Rights Credential ......................................................................................................... 11
Related Content .......................................................................................................................................... 14
Copyright .................................................................................................................................................... 15
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Creating a User in AS Java for Basic Authentication

This user is required for the secure communication between the Web Dynpro for Java application and the
Java system where the Adobe document services are installed.
To create a user in AS Java and assign the SAP_ADSCALLER role:
...
1. Navigate to http://<server>:<port>/useradmin to start the User Management.

<server> is the AS Java that hosts the Adobe document services and <port> is the HTTP port of
the AS Java.
2. On the Identity Management tab select the Search Criteria as Group.
3. Click on Create Group to create a group called ADSCallers and enter the required data.
4.
5. Then Search for User.

6. Click on Create User and enter ADSuser for the user name.
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a. Type a password. You need to confirm the password.
b. Under Security Policy choose Technical User. (If you choose Technical User, the password
won’t expire.)
c. Go to the Assigned Roles tab. In Available Roles, search for the role SAP_ADSCALLER
and press Add to assign it to the user ADSuser.
(The SAP_ADSCALLER role was created when your system was installed. You should not
assign this role to users other than the user that you will use for accessing Adobe document
services)
7. Save your changes.
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Setting Up Basic Authentication in a Java Environment

This procedure applies for the scenario of Interactive Forms in a Web Dynpro for Java application. It
describes you the configuration steps to set up basic authentication between the Web Dynpro runtime and
the Adobe document services.
To set up basic authentication in a Java environment:
...
1. Navigate to http://<host>:<port>/nwa to start the SAP NetWeaver Administrator.

<host> is the AS Java where the Web Dynpro application is installed and <port> is the HTTP port
of the AS Java.
2. Choose SOA Management  Technical Configuration  Destination Template Management.
3. To create a logical Port choose New.
4. Choose WSIL as Destination Type.

5. Enter ConfigPort_Document in the field Destination Name.
6. In the field URL enter http://<host>:<port>/inspection.wsil
<host>is the AS Java where the Adobe document services are installed, and <port> is the HTTP
port of the AS Java.
7. Click Next.
8. Choose HTTP Authentication in the Authentication group box and select the User ID/Password
(Basic) indicator.
9. Click on the Details button. Enter ADSUser in the field User ID and the password in the Password
and Confirm Password fields. You must specify the same password as you did in the task: Creating
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a User in AS Java for Basic Authentication.
10. Click Finish to save your entries.
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Checking the JAVA Connection with ADS
Checking by using the Web Services Navigator

You should check the availability of the Adobe document services by calling the Web Services Navigator.
1. Enter the following URL in your Web browser: http://<host>:<port>.
You have to enter the host name and the port number of the AS Java that runs the Adobe document
services.
2. Choose Web Services Navigator
3. In the list, choose

com.adobe/AdobeDocumentServces_com.adobe_AdobeDocumentServicesVi
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4. Choose rpData and click on Next.
5. Choose Next without entering any parameters.
6. Enter the user name ADSUser and the password and press OK.
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7. If the configuration is correct, the system displays the version number of the Adobe document
services in the response area.
You can ignore the message required stream: "PDFDocument" not found.
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Checking the existence of Adobe document services in inspection.wsil

...
1. Call the URL http://<host>:<port>/inspection.wsil

2. In the dialog box, enter ADSUser and the appropriate password.
3. The system displays an XML file listing all available services.
4. Search for the string Adobe to see, if Adobe document services are available.
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Installing Reader Rights Credential
Order Reader Rights Credential File from SAP

1. Raise an OSS message with SAP requesting the credential file. Follow SAP Note 736902 for this.
2. SAP sends a zip file containing the credential file. Extracted it and you will find a .pfx file in it.
Install the Reader Rights Credential

..
1. Copy the credential file (<filename>.pfx) to the following directory of the system that hosts the Adobe
document services:
/<DIR_GLOBAL>/AdobeDocumentServices/TrustManagerService/trust/credentials
2. Navigate to http://<server>:<port>/nwa to start the SAP NetWeaver Administrator.

<server> is the AS Java where the Adobe document services are installed and <port> is the
HTTP port of the AS Java.
3. Choose Configuration Management  Infrastructure Management  Adobe Document Services
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4. Select Credentials from the list and choose Add New Object. The dialog box Create New Credential
appears.
5. In the Alias field, enter the alias of the credential you installed. Enter ReaderRights.
6. From the Type field, select the type of credential you are configuring (P12, HSM or MSCAPI). Select
P12 in this case.
7. For a P12 File, select the credential from the list.
8. If you entered ReaderRights in the Alias field, you must not make any entry in the sha1 field.
9. In the Password field, enter the password you received together with the credential you installed.
10. Confirm the password, and then Save. The page refreshes and the list of registered credentials at
the top of the page includes the credential you just added.
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11. Restart the AS Java.
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Related Content
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce711core/helpdata/en/45/bf03b55b9847f2e10000000a114a6b/content.htm
SAP Note # 834573 at https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/834573
Visit SDN Forums at http://forums.sdn.com for further queries on ADS configuration on CE
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Creating a User in AS Java for Basic Authentication

1. Navigate to http://<server>:<port>/useradmin to start the User Management.

2. On the Identity Management tab select the Search Criteria as Group.

5. Then Search for User.

a. Type a password. You need to confirm the password.

Setting Up Basic Authentication in a Java Environment

1. Navigate to http://<host>:<port>/nwa to start the SAP NetWeaver Administrator.

4. Choose WSIL as Destination Type.

a User in AS Java for Basic Authentication.

10. Click Finish to save your entries.

Checking the JAVA Connection with ADS

Checking by using the Web Services Navigator

3. In the list, choose

4. Choose rpData and click on Next.

5. Choose Next without entering any parameters.

Checking the existence of Adobe document services in inspection.wsil

1. Call the URL http://<host>:<port>/inspection.wsil

Installing Reader Rights Credential

Order Reader Rights Credential File from SAP

Install the Reader Rights Credential

2. Navigate to http://<server>:<port>/nwa to start the SAP NetWeaver Administrator.

3. Choose Configuration Management  Infrastructure Management  Adobe Document Services

11. Restart the AS Java.

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