Enable the Secure Agent to operate as a whitelisted host in SAP (Optional)

1. 1To configure the JVMOption property in Administrator to define the Secure Agent as a host that you can add in the HTTP_Whitelist table of the SAP system, perform the following steps:
1. aSelect Administrator > Runtime Environments.
2. bOn the Runtime Environments page, select the Secure Agent machine that runs the mapping.
3. cClick Edit.
4. dIn the System Configuration Details section, from the Service list, select Data Integration Server.
5. eEdit any JVMOption field to add the following value:
-Dsap_whitelist_check=1
6. fClick Save.
7. gRepeat steps b through f for every Secure Agent that you want to define as a host in SAP.
2. 2Create an entry for the Secure Agent in the SAP HTTP_Whitelist table using the transaction SE16. To create an entry for the Secure Agent, perform the following steps in the SAP system:
1. aGo to transaction SE16.
2. bConfigure properties to define the Secure Agent as a host in SAP.
The following table describes the properties that you need to configure:

Property	Description
MANDT	Required. SAP client number.
ENTRY TYPE	Required. URL type to be compared with this entry. Enter 01 to indicate that the URL is a CSS theme URL.
SORT KEY	Required. Unique value to be used as the primary key. You can enter numbers and alphabets.
PROTOCOL	Protocol that SAP must validate. Enter HTTP or HTTPS. If you do not enter a value, SAP does not validate the protocol.
HOST	Host machine that SAP must validate. Enter the IP address of the machine that hosts the Secure Agent.
PORT	Port number that SAP must validate. Leave the Port field blank to indicate that SAP does not need to validate the port.
URL	URL that SAP must validate. Enter * to indicate that SAP does not need to validate the URL.

Note: If you do not perform step 2, mappings and tasks that run on SAP fail.
3. 3Repeat steps 1 and 2 for every Secure Agent that you want to configure as a whitelisted host in SAP.