===== 1. ABAP =====
==== Purpose ====
  * With an ABAP connector, you can connect to a system via the message server or via one of the application server.\\
  * Only one ABAP connector is necessary to monitor a whole ABAP system. It will give access to all components that can be monitored by the ABAP monitors\\
  * To create connector, there are two steps:
    * Create a user profile in SAP and register it in Pro.Monitor
    * Create and set connector parameters

  * Pro.Monitor will use **RFC protocol** to connect to the ABAP stack
  * **Note:** It is mandatory to install **SAP JCO** library if you want to connect to an ABAP stack syste

==== Create user profile ====
  * User profiles can be reached via  Systems->SAP users
  * Create a new profile using the “Add” button
  * Once created, the user profile can be selected in the connector form
  * Note: A user profile is by default associated with a company . You can explicitly set a profile to be cross companies. The effect is that it will be selectable from connectors of any companies.
  * The corresponding user must be created in SAP as well with the appropriate authorizations
  * Use SU01 and PFCG transaction to do so. You can download the authorization profile in Admin->Admin configurartion->Upload/Download

==== Create connector ====
  * Select the system in the Systems tree and select “Add connector” in its contextual menu, choose ABAP type.
  * The default ABAP connector form will let you configure a connection to the message server.
    * Host: the hostname or IP address of the ABAP message server
    * Group: the logon group (can be set to SPACE by default)
    * Client: The client in which you want to connect (We suggest 000)
    * User: The user profile to use for the connection
    * MS Port: The port of the message server (Usually 36XX)
Press Save & Test to save the profile and check the connection is working

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