on 11-08-2006 12:04 PM
There are lots of post regarding ABAP & JAVA stacks. I am not sure if I see a consolidated answer anywhere. Also I don't see overall architecture diagram explaining just the stack part.
Here is my understanding after reading/researching, forums, help, blogs and other documents.
<b>ABAP Stack:</b>
-Integration Engine (IE) {This is where the message pipeline happens}
-Business Process Engine (BPE)
-ABAP Mapping
-XSLT Mapping
-IDOC Adapter
-Http Adapter
<b>Java Stack:</b>
-Adapter Engine (AE)
-Integration Builder, SLD, RWB
-Standard Mapping
-Java Mapping
-XSLT Mapping
Is this correct, am I missing anything else?
Thanks
Message was edited by: xi_ted (updated based on Vijaya Kumari's, Michal's and Agasthuri' responses)
Isn't that <b>RFC ADAPTER</b> uses both <b>ABAP</b> and <b>JAVA</b> stack>?
cheers,
*RAJ*
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Dear FRIEND <b>xi_ted</b>,
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hi,
you can do xslt mappings on the java stack too
(more common I believe)
Regards,
michal
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Hi,
IDoc and HTTP adapter are on ABAP stack.
Regards
Vijaya
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