on 02-10-2005 2:14 PM
Using connector 2.0 means using designer and writing static code. What we need is a more generic access to remote functions. Is there a way to do this? Or is it planned by SAP to support this way?
Hello Oliver,
the answer is: YES (i just wanted to keep my style )
It is also a COM+/Enterprise Service, the connection service can be placed anywhere in your network.
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SAP .NET Connector is inteded to create specific client specific applications. It's not intended to implement kinds of infrastructures that would require <i>dynamic invoke</i>. Typically those kinds of requirements can be best solved with SAP NetWeaver XI, xApps-frameworks or JCo.
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What you mean ist a successor for the com4abap. Something like this must be made by your own.
My Diploma Thesis was about this subject. I wrote something like the com4abap with the SAP .NET Connector. So, by using the functionality of the SAP Product you can create your own solution.
But one big problem is, that you can't transfer function arguments dynamically. My Solution was to do it with a table.
Perhaps you can also write your own solution which works with .NET.
Regards
O. Rill
There will be ways of doing this, however it involves a lot of ABAP development. As per SAP's direction, BAPI's are used for Customer developments on external platforms...not so much for infrastructure development. There are people doing it and building Adapters over .Net connector and so forth, just that they use a lot of Z (customer created) BAPI's to interface. So it really depends on how BADly you want to interface to SAP...
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