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Jul 09, 2009 Download PDF Create Custom PDF. Unpack the installation package for the SAP Cryptographic Library using sapcar.exe, which you can find for example on your. One of the softwares i know that can be used to extract.SAR files is SAPCAR. So the next step for me was to download the latest version of SAPCAR from Service Market Place. Screenshot below. The resultant download was a SAPCAR73.EXE file. Now i wanted to extract SAPJVM81.SAR using SAPCAR73.EXE. Extract the software using SAPCAR. The downloaded file is a.sar file and the utility SAPCAR is needed to extract it. SAPCAR can also be downloaded from Software Downloads. The command to extract a.sar file is shown below. The command options are extract, verbose and file. SAPCAR101.EXE -xvf IMDBCLIENT2002083.SAR.
This blog post informs you about usage of SAP Customer Checkout together with SAP JVM (Java Virtual Machine).
Recently we got some questions in our SAP Community page with regards to usage of Oracle Java SE 8 together with SAP Customer Checkout.
The possible cause of these questions are some potential changes in the licensing policy of Java. General answers to the usage of Java in SAP products can be here (SAP Note 2700275)
In this blog I talk about SAP Customer Checkout. Java is a pre-requite for running SAP Customer Checkout. And we support for the releases which are currently in Service Market Place(Release SAP Customer Checkout 2.0 FP05, 2.0 FP06 and 2.0 FP07) both SAP JVM 8.1 and Java SE 8 (Oracle).
So partners and customers can download SAP JVM 8.1 from service market place and use it. There are no additional costs with regards to using SAP JVM together with SAP Customer Checkout. Below i also share with you the steps i followed to download SAP JVM 8.1 from Service Market Place(SMP) and use it successfully together with SAP Customer Checkout.
And if Partners and Customers wants to use Java SE 8 (Oracle), then they need to check which version of Java they are using and the terms and conditions of the software usage accordingly to the provider. Of-course i cannot comment on those terms and conditions.
SAP Customer Checkout 2.0 FP07 together with SAP JVM 8.1
For SAP JVM 8.1 both 32 bit and 64 bit versions for various platforms are available. The steps remains the same. However below i explain the steps that i performed with SAP JVM 8.1 for Windows on X64 64 bit.
I downloaded the latest Patch Level of SAP JVM 8.1 for “Windows on X64 64 bit” for Service Market Place. Screenshot below.
Sapcar.exe -xvf imdbclient2000586.sar chmod u+x sapcar./sapcar.exe -xvf imdbclient2000586.sar. SAPCAR (older version was called CAR) is a compress utility (similar to winzip, tar, zip, gz, etc.), that is used by SAP to compress and decompress nearly all delivered files and executables.
The resultant download was a SAPJVM8_55-80000211.SAR file.
One of the softwares i know that can be used to extract .SAR files is SAPCAR. So the next step for me was to download the latest version of SAPCAR from Service Market Place. Screenshot below.
The resultant download was a SAPCAR_721-20010453.EXE file.
Now i wanted to extract SAPJVM8_55-80000211.SAR using SAPCAR_721-20010453.EXE
Hence i copied both the files in a common folder. In command prompt, i nagivated to that folder and executed the below statements to extract the files. Ofcourse you need to change the names of the files based on how your files are called. Also basic statements for SAP CAR you can easily find online.
SAPCAR_721-20010453 -xvf SAPJVM8_55-80000211.SAR
As a result, along with other folders, an extracted folder with the name sapjvm_8 was created.
Since i downloaded SAP JVM for Windows on 64bit, I copied this extracted sapjvm_8 folder in my program files and also created a environment variable “CCO_JAVA_HOME” so that i am sure that
SAP Customer Checkout will use exactly this version of Java(sapjvm_8) and not any other Java versions which i might have installed for other purposes. The below screenshots helps you explain these steps. 1st the copying of the sapjvm_8 to program files and next setting the environment variable.
After this i am all ready to use SAP Customer Checkout together with SAP JVM. Just follow our normal installation steps. After installation of SAP Customer Checkout it is very easy to verify that the intended version of Java is used by SAP Customer Checkout. The below screenshot shows you how to verify this information in SAP Customer Checkout.
Incase you are running SAP Customer Checkout with standard SAP SE 8 and want to now switch to SAP JVM. You do not need to change anything in SAP Customer Checkout. You need to follow the same steps, and your environment variable “CCO_JAVA_HOME” should point to SAP JVM. After that when you re-start (not logout but re-start) SAP Customer Checkout then it uses SAP JVM.
Now lets talk about SAP Customer Checkout manager
The same information is also completely valid for SAP Customer Checkout manager as well.
I explain below the steps that i performed and also solution for an issue that i faced. My assumption is that you might face the same problem.
One pre-requisite for SAP Customer Checkout manager is a web-server and we support tomcat.
So while installing the right version of tomcat, i selected the SAP JVM and finished the installation procedure. Screenshot below.
After installation, the tomcat service for me did not start. Hence i had to go to tomcat installation folder and start the Tomcat8_SAPJVMw. Spongebob games free online. exe, select sub-tab “Java” and remove from the “Java 9 Options:” the options provided and make the whole field blank. Then “Apply” and “OK”.
After this change, the tomcat service started successfully again and the rest of the installation procedure can continue as described in our documentation.
After installation/deploying of SAP Customer Checkout manager it is very easy to verify that the intended version of Java is used by SAP Customer Checkout manager. The below screenshot shows you how to verify this information in SAP Customer Checkout manager.
Incase you are running SAP Customer Checkout manager with standard SAP SE 8 and want to now switch to SAP JVM. You do not need to change anything in SAP Customer Checkout manager. You need to follow the same steps, and for tomcat properties, tab Java in the field Java Virtual Machine, set the right version of Java and remove the Java 9 Options as high-lighted in the previous screenshot. After that when you re-start your tomcat service, it uses SAP JVM.
Trouble shooting:
- When trying to run SAP Customer Checkout with the Java provided by SAP (SAP JVM) you may encounter an issue that Customer Checkout aborts the startup process.
Cause
The Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable Package is lower than version 2013.
Resolution
SAP JVM 8 starting from 8.1.042 requires the installation of the “Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable Package” – or higher – which can be obtained from the Microsoft website. See note 1367498.
This is all that i wanted to share with you.
In this blog, you have learnt that SAP Customer Checkout also supports SAP JVM. Also a detailed step by step instructions was provided regarding how to use SAP Customer Checkout together with SAP JVM.
Hope you enjoyed the blog. Best of luck with your SAP Customer Checkout journey.
Feel free to comment and give feedback about the blog.
About me:
My name is Bikash Bansal. I work for SAP SE, Germany. My current role is of Product Owner for SAP Customer Checkout.
You can find more blogs from me about SAP Customer Checkout here .
What is a Kernel?
- The Kernel is a central program which acts as an interface between SAP application and operating system.
- The Kernel consists of the executable programs that reside under the path '/sapmnt/<SID>/exe' (UNIX) or usrsapSIDSYSexerun (Windows)
- These files help startup the R/3 system, initialize the memory, create buffers and start managing the requests from users and effectively utilizing of hardware resources.
- The kernel is also responsible for starting and stopping all the application services like dispatcher, message server, collector etc.
Why Kernel Upgrade?
- SAP Kernel is the core of the application. Like all other applications, the Kernel contains the executable files (.EXE files for stating various processes in SAP).
- The Kernel is the heart of the operating system. It contains those files which are used to run every event in SAP. E.g.|: starting database, shutdowns of the database, starting sap, shutdown of sap, saposcol, to uncar the sap files etc.
- That's the reason why when a Kernel upgrade is done it means new versions of the various EXE files replace the older versions.
How to check Kernel Version?
There are many ways to check the Kernel Version -
Method 1) Logon to SAP system and go to SM51 à Release Notes
Method 2) Logon to SAP system and go to System tab in the menu bar and select Status
Method 3) Logon in operating system, switch to user <SID>adm and give the command disp+work
You can also give disp+work –version
Download Kernel from Service Marketplace
- Go to 'SAP Service Marketplace. ' (https:service.sap.com) You will need your OSS ID and password.
- Then go to Downloads à SAP Support Packages -> Entry By Application Group -> SAP Kernel 6.00 64 Bit -> Select your OS (LINUX/WINDOWS/SOLARIS/AIX) -> Database Dependent and Database independent Kernel Patch.
- Two SAR files SAPEXE.SAR and SAPEXEDB.SAR are downloaded from Service Marketplace.
Database Independent
Database Dependent: ORACLE
Kernel Upgrade Steps:
Step 1: Create a new Directory at OS level with enough space. Name of Dir can be 'exe_new<ddmmyy>'.
Step 2: Transfer these SAPEXEDB.SAR & SAPEXE.SAR files which you have downloaded to the new directory at OS level.
Step 3: Change your current directory to path .SAR files are created (cd /sapmnt/PR2/exe_new20122006). Check the directory path with command 'pwd' to ensure you are in the same dir (exe_new<ddmmyy>).
Step 4: Now uncompress these. SAR files by sapcar exe. The command used for the same would be
Step 5: Now create one more directory in that path with the name 'exe_old<ddmmyy>'. Take the backup of existing kernel.Copy (only copy not move) the existing kernel from exe directory to 'exe_old<ddmmyy>'
Step 6: Now stop the SAP application. (For kernel upgrade the shutdown of database is not essential but we need to stop the SAP application)
Step 7:
Step 8: This will copy / replace all the files in the existing kernel directory with a new kernel files.
Then check the kernel version from OS level by the command disp+work. It should show that the patch number has been increased.
Step 9:
Step 10: This script assigns the correct permissions to all the executable programs in the kernel such br* file etc..
Step 11:
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Step 12: Now you can also check the kernel version level from SM51 or by selecting system à status