on 06-01-2010 7:47 AM
Hi All,
I am new to this SAP Netweaver platform.I have come from Java background and currently engaged in SAP EP.To me SAP is an ERP system consisting huge number modules.SAP can be run in simple client server mode.Like I have a client installed in my system for a specific module which communicates to an SAP server.This can also be resolved by making the client browser compliant.Now I think earlier version of SAP worked like this.Now please enlighten me what SAP Netweaver provides.How has SAP Netweaver evolved from its predecessor ? When does a company opt for implementing SAP Netweaver?
Though this seems to be very basic question but still i am not able to get any document that can help beginners like me. Please also try to provide documents or urls that can resolve my question.
Saptarshi
Hi,
>SAP is an ERP system.
Wrong ! SAP is a software company which sells many different application softwares. SAP ERP is one of them like CRM, SRM, PI, EP and so on.
Netweaver is a technology platform on which the application softwares run.
In fact there are 2 different Netweavers : The ABAP Netweaver Application Server and the J2EE Netweaver Application Server which are also called the ABAP stack and the Java stack.
Some application softwares need only one stack (ECC6 needs the abap stack, EP needs the Java stack), some needs both stacks like PI.
You can get an overview of the Netweaver architecture for both stacks here :
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/48/c43a46ca64581de10000000a42189c/frameset.htm]
Regards,
Olivier
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Hi,
>Short answer, non-SAP products can also be integrated on Netweaver.
It really depends what you call "be integrated".
Non SAP products don't run on Netweaver but can communicate or interact easily with Netweaver technology.
It is possible to developp specific application with both ABAP and Java stacks.
Regards,
Olivier
Hi,
depends on the product. You can install and run any portlet-compliant application on NW AS Java, as long as the application isn't using something that NW isn't providing.
But that's true for other vendors too.
The non-SAP (SAP as in the company) product has to be made for NetWeaver, than it will "integrate".
br,
Tobias
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