on 09-22-2014 6:43 AM
Hi Everyone,
In our organization we are implementing the SAP along with JAVA using GUI, RFC, or IDOC. Need some details regarding the SAP GUI for JAVA. Like,
1. How to implement the condition.
2. Wat is the basic version used for the condition.
3. Where to find the download.
4. Wat is the purpose of SAP GUI for JAVA.
5. Future use of all these above.
some links will also be useful......
Hello Bharani,
SAPGui for Java can be implemented (installed) on any OS.
It is mainly used on OSX or Linux and Unix,where SAPgui for Windows cannot be installed.
The current version is Sapgui for Java 7.30 rev 9
It can be downloaded from the Sap Service marketplace.
http://service.sap.com/patches "A-Z Index " -> "G" -> "SAP GUI for Java"
It will continue to be developed as long as SAP exists.
****Be aware that there are limitations to this version*** check note
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/454939
Jude
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SAP GUI Comes in two types basically,
1. SAP GUI for windows based platforms such as win7,8,vista,xp etc. . .
2. SAP GUI for JAVA, it is for NON windows platforms such as linux distributions (E.g. ubuntu, fedora, redhat etc...) and OSx (MAC), and sun solaris OS. SAP GUI for JAVA provides same access like as it for windows, Its like an interface for accessing SAP.
SAP gui for java 7.30 is the latest version.
You can download it from SAP marketplace
link is:
You need Logon credential for SAP marketplace, ask your administrator for this.
RFC: (Remote Function CALL):
it is used for connecting two SAP application server or instances,
E.g: You are working in a sales department you need information about production details such as current stocks and all, you will call a production details application server report via RFC call.
Future use are like above example.
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