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How to implement the security notes in Java System.

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Hi All,

For the ABAP systems we use RSECNOTE to implement the security notes, but how do we do that in Java systems?

Any reference or guidance will be of great help.

Thanks,

Akash.

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Hi Akash,

You can use the Java Support Package Manager (JSPM) to apply support packages on deployed software components.

Search with JSPM on SAP Help and there is a lot of information.

~Sri

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RSECNOTE is for ABAP only, and I dont think there is any equivalent for Java.

For Java , security note will guide you on how to implement.

It could be manual changes or via SDM or JSPM.

Regards,

Pinkle

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mvoros
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Hi,

on service.sap.com/SecurityNotes you can define your systems and get security notes related to your systems. I know that you can't schedule it as background job.

Cheers

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Former Member
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RSECNOTE is for ABAP system, in Java systems security notes guide us how to implement and we can do it manual changes or via SDM or JSPM.

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You can do this automatically from Solution Manager, also for the Java Stack component patches.

This feature was recently introduced and more infos are available in this SDN blog --> [Get an automatically calculated recommendation which SAP notes to apply on a system|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/24227] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken];

Very cool

Cheers,

Julius

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Thanks All for the responses

Regards,

Akash.