.Net Connector communicating to an RFC Server

[Former Member]

I am having problems with getting my .Net SAP Server connected and communicating with SAP. I have read the article about the SAP RFC Server Programming located here http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/7a/aac81c582c6c4ea42a8e2f4e626f31/frameset.htm

HOWEVER, I am still confused and have issues as the items explain the procedure but do not have very good detail. Therefore, if you are struggling along and do not know all the SAP speak then you get to where I am.

Here is what I have.

I have a .Net application that has the SAPProxy and the SAPProxy1Impl.vb and the SAPServerHost elements.

I have a remote enable function created in SE37 that is called in the .Net SAPProxy.

The issue is the documentation above does not even have the SM59 step in it which is needed to make the .Net application accessible as a destination. This is where I am having my troubles.

First of all, I do not know what to do to register my .Net app with the SAP Gateway.

Secondly, how do I create an TCP/IP RFC Connection to the .Net app.

I understand that after the TCP/IP RFC Connection is created I would use the CALL FUNCTION with the DESTINATION clause. The DESTINATION would be set equal to the TCP/IP RFC Connection that was created.

Please help me get the communication established between the apps.

[Former Member]

Answer per previous message

[Former Member]

With some help from my Basis people, as they found this blog article I was able to resolve my problem.

Found my answer by following the example in this article

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs;jsessionid=(J2EE3417100)ID1455639550DB11222540214636457733End...

It was found in the "Interoperability .Net" blog with the title of "Developing SAP .NET Server Application using NCo" just in case the url above does not work.