on 02-20-2007 9:54 PM
Sorry, if this is slightly off-topic - I haven't found a better forum.
Are there any problems in embedding JCo in a web application that is deployed on Tomcat (on Solaris)? We do not need any outbound calls SAP -> Java.
There is no SAP App Server installed, so that's not an option.
An alternative would be using BEA Weblogic with an JCA adapter, but I would rather use a much more lightweight Tomcat.
Any comments highly welcome.
If you have access to sap.service.com then follow the link:
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Hi Stephen.
Solaris is a supported platform:
Note 549268 - SAP JCo release and support strategy
About the integration in Tomcat i don't think you'll have problems.
Here you'll find an example of JCO in a java web application in tomcat:
<a href="http://searchsap.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid21_gci805674,00.html">Build a Java Web application for SAP right now</a>
Hope this help
Francesco
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I forgot to add, you will need the OS specific libraries for Solaris. These will need to be in some path that is available to the Tomcat Service.
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I have used the JCo classes within tomcat. They work just fine.
We run tomcat on AIX, but you can find the appropriate dorectory on solaris. I dropped my jco.jar in:
/opt/tomcat/common/lib
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