Sap Gui Installation For Mac
To connect to SAP from your Mac OS, you can make use of SAP GUI for Java logon pad expert mode. Although Apple partnered with SAP recently, still there are many compatibility issues when it comes to using SAP in Mac OS. Therefore, many users and SAP experts might prefer running SAP using Windows OS in their Apple Mac. But there are a few of us who still want to use Mac OS for SAP runtime. With the introduction of SAP GUI For Java, now we are able to run SAP GUI on Mac OS.
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You can download it for free if you have S-user access to service.sap.com. To create connections to SAP systems using SAP GUI For Java, follow the steps below.
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Step 1: Open SAP GUI For Java and Add New Connection. Cyberduck setup to ssh files for mac. Select new connection. SAP GUI for java new connection Step 2: Maintain New SAP Connection Properties. Maintain system description and connection type, then select Expert Mode under Advanced tab.
SAP GUI for Java Logon Pad Expert Mode Step 3: Configure Connection String in Expert Mode Maintain connection string in format, conn=/H/ /S/32 You can even add additional information such as client and user name as below. /H/ /S/32 /&clnt= &user= Example:. Application server: 00.00.100.01. instance number: 00. client 200.
username: Isuruf Connection string: conn=/H/00.00.100.01/S/3200&clnt=200&user=isuruf Setup SAP GUI Expert Mode Connection String SAP GUI for Java.
Requirements:. SAPGUI for Java 7.20 rev.5 installer. Java for OS X 2014-001 installer. Pre-installed Mac OS X Mavericks 10.9.4. Steps:.
Uninstall currently installed Java version from mac OS X Mavericks. Restart mac and follow given instructions.
Open ‘system preferences’ ‘user & groups’ create ‘new account’. Logon to the new user. Download the mentioned version of “Java for OS X 2014-001”. Close all running applications/browser.
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Install downloaded “Java for OS X 2014-001”. Install SAP GUI (SAPGUI for Java 7.20 rev 5) (As per Apple support page, “Java for OS X 2014-001” includes installation improvements, and supersedes all previous versions of Java for OS X.
This package installs the same version of Java 6 included in Java for OS X 2013-005) – refer below screen-shot Restart your mac. Logon to the ‘new user’. Launch the ‘SAPGUI 7.20rev5.app’. Enjoy SAPGUI 7.20 on Mac OSX Mavericks Hope it will be helpful. Hi Matt, Thank you for your time to read the post, and I appreciate your inputs and question.
Let me try give you satisfactory answer. This guide is written with an intention to help those who are looking and trying to Install SAP GUI 7.20 in Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks platform and ended up with installing Windows OS in Mac machines due to limited or lesser information availability related to ‘Mavericks’ OSX & Java configuration. Please note I have used term Mac OS X Mavericks not Snow leopard Lion or Mountain Lion version 2. I’m already aware that support has been discontinued of the described SAP version (7.20) and also aware about the current release for MacOS X which is ‘7.30’ but in Mac OS X there are multiple versions too and I hope you are aware that Mavericks is very different than previous version which needs some different steps to run some JAVA based applications I think there are many people who only have availability of 7.20 but they have upgraded their mac from previous OS i.g. Snow leopard/Lion/Mountain Lion to Mavericks OS X and right after that started facing issues to run SAP GUI 7.20 agent. In Mavericks OS, SAPGUI 7.20 don’t get installed or launch due to Java version incompatibility, in my post there is a link given which redirects to ‘‘ page and shows how to upgrade java version which has been provided to Mac users.
Last but not the least, I don’t think so that there is any harm to share any experience which could help users. In the world of “Information technology” everything is a reference for betterment I hope my intentions will answer your queries. Please feel free to reply with your valuable advise/suggestions for my reference. Regards Zaheer.