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    SAP Spryng SMS Configuration Guide

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    This document provides instructions for configuring SAP SMS through HTTP to the Spryng platform. It describes setting up nodes in transaction code SCOT, configuring an HTTP virtual host via SICF, maintaining the pager service using transaction codes SA14 and SPRO, testing the configuration by composing a test SMS, monitoring the message queue using SCOT, and automating the process with background jobs.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring SAP SMS through HTTP to the Spryng platform. It describes setting up nodes in transaction code SCOT, configuring an HTTP virtual host via SICF, maintaining the pager service using transaction codes SA14 and SPRO, testing the configuration by composing a test SMS, monitoring the message queue using SCOT, and automating the process with background jobs.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring SAP SMS through HTTP to the Spryng platform. It describes setting up nodes in transaction code SCOT, configuring an HTTP virtual host via SICF, maintaining the pager service using transaction codes SA14 and SPRO, testing the configuration by composing a test SMS, monitoring the message queue using SCOT, and automating the process with background jobs.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring SAP SMS through HTTP to the Spryng platform. It describes setting up nodes in transaction code SCOT, configuring an HTTP virtual host via SICF, maintaining the pager service using transaction codes SA14 and SPRO, testing the configuration by composing a test SMS, monitoring the message queue using SCOT, and automating the process with background jobs.

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    SAP

    SMS Configuration Guide






    September 2014




































    The SMS messages can be transferred to Spryng both via HTTP and via (E)SMTP. This manual
    only relates to the HTTP channel. It will show you step by step how to configure SAP SMS
    through HTTP.
    Table of contents

    1. SCOT Configuration 3
    2. HTTP Virtual host Configuration via SICF 7
    3. Maintaining the Pager service 15
    4. TCODE SPRO (in configuration client) 16
    5. Check the configuration by Composing a SMS 17
    6. Monitor the queue using Tcode SCOT 18
    7. Automating the process 19



    2
    1. SCOT Configuration

    Go to T-code Scot

    Then click PAG -> Then click on create button.

    Select SPRYNG Node.

    Fill in the information as provided in the screenshot below.

    4

    Specify the address area for which the node is to be responsible.

    The node receives only those messages with recipient addresses that are within the node address
    area, from the SAP connect send process. Generic address areas can end or (only Internet addresses)
    begin with ‘*’.

    Provide * on field address area.



    Continue –> failed send attempt:

    If a node cannot be reached currently because of a temporary error, the system tries to send the
    message again for a period of time that is specified individually for each node (at the earliest, after
    10 minutes).

    Specify the maximum time period for this repeat send attempt procedure (in hours and minutes).
    These values are initially set to zero

    5

    Continue –> Specify if the HTTP node is active.



    A node that is not activated does not receive messages from the SAP connect send process.

    Continue –>

    6
    2. HTTP Virtual host Configuration via SICF

    –>

    Then go to logon data and provide user SPRYNG.




    Then go to the handler list and provide following handers.

    CL_HTTP_EXT_FORMTORFC
    CL_HTTP_EXT_XRFC
    CL_XMS_HTTP_HANDLER

    10


    Then save it and activate it.

    11


    If your network environment has a proxy, then provide the proxy setting to reach it to the given URL.

    12


    Proxy settings screen



    Provide credentials in HTTP log tab.

    13


    OK – >

    14
    3. Maintaining the Pager service

    Use Tcode SA14 (The best practice is to go to 000 client and do this).
    Provide detail as shown below – New Entry
    Pager Serv: SMS Service (Spryng)
    Use: SMS Service

    Or use as follow.

    15
    4. TCODE SPRO (in configuration client)

    Then provide following details

    Pager serv : SMS


    Pager service : SMS
    Use : SMS Service

    Now you are finished configuring the SMS though SAP.

    16
    5. Check the configuration by Composing a SMS

    Go to T-code SBWP.

    –> Send and check the mobile.

    17
    6. Monitor the queue using Tcode SCOT

    Your composed SMS can be seen on waiting queue. Click on process icon on top to send it.



    Then Start –>

    18
    7. Automating the process

    The SMS process can be automating though a background job.

    It can be done by clicking on job icon in same screen. Then double click on the SAPCONNECT PAG
    SEND.



    Then schedule the job.

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    Done !

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