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SAP WorkManager Push question

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(first time posting)

 

SAP Work Manager push: would there be a problem if the sap erp instance, SMP runtime and WPF client reside on the same machine? Currently this is my testing scenario. We have a Windows 2012 server that is running an SAP erp server, SMP  Runtime Server, and a wpf client.

 

 

We have SAP work manager 6.2.1 installed/configured on the SMP RT instance. (yes I am aware that work manager 6.3 is out), and all of the application on our SMP RT instance have different HTTP ports configured for their specific app in the Syclo/SAP configuration panel.  The out of box push functionality generates the appropriate http header as well as pushed object.

 

 

While using Wireshark I tried listening to the http ports that were configured in the Syclo/SAP Configuration panel, but had no luck. (this could be a different issue). Even if the environment is self-contained, should I still see a SAP HTTP request on the port I am listening to with Wireshark?

 

 

In Agentry I have observed that the http-xml message received service event thread reads: that it opened and closed right away.   In the prod def load loop thread, I am observing that there is a dialog saying " Opening listen socket on port 8285 (default port: 80)".

 

I have not debugged the out of box Java yet, but I am almost positive that the out of the box java is correct.

 

 

Is it a problem that the SAP system and the SMP system run on the same box (windows 2012)?

 

 

Versions:

SMPRT: 3.0.9.3

Editor: 70.9.0.6

Eclipse: 4.5

Client: WPF, 70.8.1.23

 

 

Any advice and/or tips would be appreciated.

 

 

 

 

 

Patrick Jones


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