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Can we use only Basic java in Java Mapping?

Former Member
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Hello everybody.....I have a doubt that can we use only basic java?? when we use java during the mapping?? JAYANTH KUMAR N

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Former Member
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I am sorry...i am very new to XI....i have heard we can use java in mapping...i am being asked tht can we used advanced java...??

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java,

An associate level knowledge in core java will be helpful enuf

regards

krishna

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provided you are talking abt msg mapping--->yes..your UDF can act as a J2EE client...and you need not upload any files to be able to do so...

check point 3 in activities list and that should answer your Q...

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/22/e127f28b572243b4324879c6bf05a0/content.htm

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Former Member
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Thanx a lot to all....Jayanth

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Thanx a lot to all...now...can i use concepts of J2EE i.e Servlets....etc here in java mapping?? i am from JAVA background

former_member529475
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HI Jayanth

Usually you need no J2EE skills for Java Mapping.

You only need J2EE skills for Java Proxies and Adapter Modules

Cheers..

Vasu

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Former Member
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Hi Jayanth,

no you cannot use any of the J2EE concepts with Java Mapping, that means no servlets, no EJB and so on..

Java mapping is simply pure J2SE code. Check the version of the Java runtime environment of your server and develope the code according to sun api for that JRE.

As already told, J2EE concepts (only EJbeans) comes back in the picture for adapter modules and for java proxies.

Kind Regards,

Sergio

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bhavesh_kantilal
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Hi,

What do you mean when you say Basic Java?

Regards

Bhavesh