on 03-27-2006 4:38 PM
Can I use connection pool to call a RFC from my R3? I'm using SAP Enterprise Connector but I don't want to pass user/password hardcoded.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Am not aware of the Enterprise Connector that you have referred to, but this is the general procedure.
The general methodology followed to have RFC calls in webdynpro/java projects in as follows
1. Create RFC Destinations in 'Webdynpro Content Administrato'
2. Use Destination service to access the Webdynpro Content Administrator properties.
3. create a JCO.Client using the properties fetched in step 2.
4. Execute the RFC.
Regards,
Nagaraj
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Hi Kiran,
Yes I used SAP JRA and it works.
You need JRA deployed and configured on WAS, your basis guy can do it for you. The next step is download this PDF <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/ad09cd07-0a01-0010-93a9-933e247d3ba4">Accessing BAPIs Using the SAP Java Resource Adapter</a>.
Follow this document, it's very easy to do so.
Hello Daniel,
I was able to test SAP JRA myself too. It works great and so easy compared to JCO, which involves creating client stubs for the BAPI etc. But, since there's less documentation (I've read the one on help.sap.com and the pdf) I wanted to look at the JRA_FlightBooking.zip which is currently un-available (Downloads, but doesn't unzip).
Did you ever get to look at JRA_FlightBooking.zip?
Thanks
Kiran
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