Concerning RFCs

[Former Member]

Hi~ I've got a question about RFCs

I wanna use RFCs without Netweaver or EAI server.(SAP -> .NET)

.NET connector is not suitable for this matter. It's too complicate to make systems

Plz give me some great solutions~

[Andre_Fischer]

Hi Se,

what do you mean by "I wanna use RFCs without Netweaver " ?

What is the Basis release of your SAP software ?

If it is based on a Web Application Server you are already using NetWeaver.

Then you can create a ASP.NET WebService and call it from ABAP.

Best regards,

André

[Former Member]

Our company is using mySAP ERP 2005 and we didn't buy Enterprise Portal(the compornent of Netweaver)

we already know the way of ASP.NET Webservice that you told me.

that is the way calling some functions from SAP system to .NET

However, the thing that I want know is the way calling functions from .NET to SAP system.

We know some ways to do it but it is not hard to make.(by using .NET Connector and Windows Services-deamon)

so, plz tell me more effective way to make it.

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Se il Sohn

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Se il Sohn

[former_member194720]

Hello Se,

why you think it's hard to implement an SAP.NET Server as a destination for RFC calls ? The implementation it self looks very simple the only thing I could not found was how to connect the server to SAP and make the available.

Regards

Holger

[Former Member]

Hi Se,

how are you doing ?

as far as i am aware, you should not need to get a separate license for EP once u have got the mySAP ERP 2005 system, it is part of the nw 2004s stack

Have you tried the 'Microsoft .NET Data Provider for mySAP Business Suite ' ?

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms141761.aspx

it allows you to write SQL queries directly to the DB.

so in your case, you could write ASP.NET / ASP 3.0 code to access SAP data directly from SQL procedures.

with respect,

amit

[Former Member]

Hi Se il Sohn,

thank you for the reward points.

with respect,

amit