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SAP AS JAVA

Former Member
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I have a basic (or a newbie) question about SAP AS Java. If you're running a Java only ECC instance (no ABAP stack), how do the end-users access the system and run the equivalent of the transaction codes (like in ABAP VA01, VL01 creating sales orders, delivery, invoices etc.).

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Hi

You can access those transaction only in the ABAP stack. ECC having only Java instatnce cant access these transaction.So you better to use the Ecc(Dual stack) both JAVA & ABAP stack.

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Atul Amrutkar

JPReyes
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Java only ECC instance (no ABAP stack), how do the end-users access the system and run the equivalent of the transaction codes (like in ABAP VA01, VL01 creating sales orders, delivery, invoices etc.)

If you have no backend ABAP system you simply can't call those transactions

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Juan

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So how would someone with only a Java stack running, use the ECC system for doing real business transactions? Or you must always install the ABAP stack (Java system alone doesn't mean a lot?). What is the use of having just the Java system only?

Edited by: Suman_basis on Dec 18, 2009 4:34 PM

Former Member
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Could anyone please shed some light on my question?

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Former Member
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Hi,

>So how would someone with only a Java stack running, use the ECC system for doing real business transactions?

ECC is only the ABAP part of SAP ERP.

You can add, if necessary, a separate Java stack (SAP ERP Java) if you need to run a Business package like ESS for example.

As everybody has already said, real business transactions only run on the ABAP stack.

>What is the use of having just the Java system only?

It is no use to have only a SAP java stack. The only weird usage would be to install a SAP Enterprise Portal (SAP EP java stack only) to acccess non SAP applications...

PS : you need some serious reading about SAP Software Architecture.

Regards,

Olivier

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Those transactions are only available in the ABAP stack.

J. Haynes