On-Premise Environment Registration
Before configuring the SAP On-Premise Environment, you must first register the SAP On-Premise authentication credential. Use the link to complete the credential setup.
Registering SAP On-Premise Environment
To access the SAP On-Premise environment with ReleaseOwl, you must first register the SAP On-Premise system login credentials. Follow the steps below to add your SAP On-Premise Environment:
Go to Administration View.
Select Transport Domain Controller.
Click "Register Transport Domain Controller" to begin registration.
Transport Domain Controller Settings
Name (Required) – Enter a name for the Transport Domain Controller.
Proxy Type (Required) – Choose one of the following:
None
SAP Cloud Connector
If Proxy Type: None is selected
The following fields appear:
Application Server (Required) – Enter the application server address.
Port (Required) – Specify the port number as defined in SAP Logon. To find the port number, go to SAP Easy Access, enter transaction code SMICM, then navigate to the Goto menu and select Services. The HTTP port number will be listed there.
HTTPS – Check the box if HTTPS is required.
Client ID (Required) – Enter the Client ID of the Transport Domain Controller.
Transport Manager Credential (Required) – Select the automatically registered Transport Manager credential.
Enable Retrofit (Source) – Enable this option if transport retrofit is required.
Retrofit Domain Controller (Destination) – Define the destination retrofit domain controller, if applicable.
If Proxy Type: SAP Cloud Connector is selected
The following additional fields appear:
Proxy URL (Required) – Enter the SAP BTP Proxy URL from the destination configuration.
SAP Cloud Credentials (Required) – Select the automatically registered SAP Cloud credentials.
Destination – Enter the destination name from the Connectivity section of SAP BTP.
SAP User (Required) – Enter the SAP Username from the Destination Configuration in the Connectivity section of SAP BTP.
Client ID (Required) – Enter the Client ID of the SAP system.
Configure System Landscape
The System Landscape section allows you to define multiple systems within the transport domain.
Columns in the System Landscape Table:
System ID: A unique identifier for the system (e.g., system code or name).
Client ID: The client number associated with the system.
Description: A brief description of the system (e.g., Development, QA, Production).
System Type: The category of the system, such as Development, Production, or Test.
Type: Specifies the system’s role or function (e.g., Customizing, Test, Production).
Target Group: Defines the associated target group, if applicable.
Default Client : When a system contains multiple clients, Workbench Transport Requests must be imported into the system’s default client ID. Usually, this default client matches the source client defined in the Domain Controller. However, in some cases, the system’s default client ID may differ from the Domain Controller’s source client.
In such cases, this checkbox is used to explicitly specify which client should be treated as the default client for Workbench Transport imports.
Additional Configurations
If Virtual System, gCTS Generated, SAP Reference, or Non-ABAP System is selected, then the SAP User and Destination fields will be disabled.
Adding a System
Click the Add System button.
Fill in the required details in the new row.
Select the appropriate System Type and Description.
Click Save to register the system.
Fetching Existing Systems
Click the Get Systems button to retrieve predefined systems linked to the transport domain.
Deleting a System
Click the X button next to a system entry to remove it from the list.
Saving Changes
Click Save to store modifications.
Click Cancel to discard changes and exit the interface.
The newly created Transport Domain Controller gets displayed in the Transport Domain Controller screen.
Create the Project
To create a new project, follow the link and complete the setup.
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