Setting up an SAP RFC server connection

Last updated: 2/11/2026

An RFC destination must be created on SAP Side. You need to perform the following SAP RFC server configuration by modifying the tsap-rfc-server.properties file and the SAP connection configuration file.

Note: Refer to Configuring a Talend SAP RFC Server for information about setting the parameters listed in this topic.

Procedure

Enable IDoc reception by setting the feature.idoc.enable parameter to true in Feature section.
- feature.idoc.enabled=true
Configure gateway by setting the following three parameters.
- jco.server.gwhost=##SAP Gateway Host##
- jco.server.gwserv=##SAP Gateway Service##
- jco.server.progid=##SAP Program ID##
Configure JCO client by setting the following parameters.
- jco.client.ashost=##SAP Host##
- jco.client.client=##SAP Client##
- jco.client.lang=##SAP Language##
- jco.client.user=##SAP Username##
- jco.client.passwd=##SAP Password##
- jco.client.sysnr=##SAP System Number##
Enable traces by setting the jco.server.trace parameter.
- jco.server.trace=1
Launch the RFC daemon.
The following message appears if the RFC daemon starts successfully.

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