Upgrade JAVA Support Stack With JSPM
Upgrade JAVA Support Stack With JSPM
Upgrade JAVA Support Stack With JSPM
JSPM
Upgrade JAVA Support Stack with JSPM
Summary
Java Support Package Manager (JSPM) to apply support packages on deployed software
components. JSPM connects to the SDM server to deploy support packages and software
components. The SDM server performs additional validation of the support packages and software
components for deployment.
JSPM is integrated with the SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI). JSPM detects
SAP software components that have been modified and allows you to apply support packages to
them. You can also deploy SAP and third-party software components to which you can then apply
support packages and patches.
1. Introduction
o 1A. Download Java Patches
o 1B. Approve Patches in Solution Manager
o 1C. Upload Java Patches
2. Apply Java Support Stack
o 2A. Starting JSPM
o 2B. Updating JSPM & Apply SPS
3. Common Errors
o 3A. Reset SDM Password
4. Related Content
1. Introduction
In current document I will demonstrate how to apply patches for JAVA Stack. JSPM connects to the
SDM server to deploy support packages and software components. The SDM server performs
additional validation of the support packages and software components for deployment.
JSPM is integrated with the SAP NetWeaver Development Infrastructure (NWDI). JSPM detects
SAP software components that have been modified and allows you to apply support packages to
them.
On right hand select your SAP Version. In my case I will choose SP Stack SAP NetWeaver 7.0 In
next popup window select your current version of SP Stack and Select Target SP Stack.
In next screen select the component for which you want to download stack. In my case I will
select Application Server Java. In next selection screen you select operating system and proceed to
next.
Once you select the components click on Add To Download Basket. These objects are
with .SCA extension. You can download components from download basket by using SAP
download manager. For some of the components you will have to confirm from Solution Manager.
It is advisable to upgrade JSPM to its latest version and will be explained in Section – 2A
The Maintenance Optimizer leads you through the planning, download and
implementation of support package stacks, which contain a set of support packages for your
systems. You can also install enhancement packages or put them into an upgrade to SAP ERP 6.0
(previously SAP ERP 2005), using the Maintenance Optimizer.
Patches added to download basket in service market place needs to be approved from
solution manager. To approve patches your maintenance optimizer in solution manager needs to
be configured. I presume solution manager is configured and will proceed further.
To approve patches login into solution manager and enter transaction DSWP. Select the
solution and create new maintenance transaction.
A pop will be opened in browser. Select the system to which you want to approve patches and
click on continue.
Check file would like to confirm and you can download approved patches from SAP Download
Manager.
Patches downloaded .SCA needs to be uploaded to /usr/sap/trans/EPS/in. From this inbox JSPM will
collect all patches and will update the system.
JSPM is located at /usr/sap/SAP-SID/Instance No/J2ee/JSPM. This folder consists of following files
and scripts needed to start JSPM. Executing script go will launch JSPM tool. Enter login credentials for
SDM and login into tool.
When JSPM is started it automatically starts its GUI on the local machine, that is the machine
JSPM is running on. If SAP system is on UNIX and a Windows PC is used as a client this requires
some kind of X server software to run on the Windows PC to display JSPM GUI.
The update of JSPM does not require a restart of the J2EE Engine and does not affect the
system operation. To update JSPM select JSPM and proceed further. In Same way for applying
other components select New Software Components and proceed to further.
JSPM will check if any dependencies
This procedure helps to recover lost SDM Passwords or to just change SDM password. As SDM is
default in Integrated Mode, first you have to take it to Standalone Mode and after changing password
take it back to Integrated Mode.
1. Access (Telnet, SSH, DT, XWindows) system with <sid>adm user.
2. Open Terminal Window
3. Go to SDM Root folder with : cd /usr/sap/<SID>/JC<no>/SDM/program
4. Take SDM to Standalone Mode: sdm.sh jstartup mode=standalone
5. Change SDM Password: sdm changepassword
sdmhome=/usr/sap/<SID>/JC<no>/SDM/program newpassword=<newpassword>
6. Take SDM to Integrated Mode: sdm.sh jstartup mode=integrated
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