on 12-19-2007 5:19 PM
hi all
can anybody plz explain me what is Web Application server?
What is its role in XI?
full points are guaranteed
regards
satish
Enterprise Resource Management Technology is evolving at a rapid pace with professional business applications increasingly demanding a highly scalable, reliable infrastructure that can support open Internet standards, off the shelf. A Web Application Server serves all these purposes and delivers proven scalability and performance. It also supports Web technologies and open standards, such as HTTP, eXtensible Markup Language (XML), and Java (J2EE).
SAP Web Application Server (SAP WAS) is a platform for efficient development and allows you to implement Web applications. SAP Web Application Server is a crucial component of mySAP® Technology platform. It also paves the way for implementing "Web services". WAS supports all releases of mySAP.com components (including ABAP language), any Java 2 Enterprise Edition and .NET platform. This article concentrates on using SAP WAS with Java components.
SAP Web Application Server enables new Internet paradigms to be combined with the transactional operations of ERP. SAP supports the development and operation of both Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) and ABAP-based Web applications and services.
As XI is an integreation paltform from SAP which is based on teh SAP WEBAS, with this XI has more powerfull engine like JAVA and ABAP, JAVA engine mainly allows you to hadle the design and configuratin wehre as the ABAP acts a CPU for execution for more check this link
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Very funny,
A web application server is something which support Http protocol
There are two types of web application server
1. Http server which can just handle HTTP protocol such as Apache, IIS etc
2. HTTP server with protocol support plus support for web container. Web container is something which can execute a web application framework such as servlelts in JAVA world. Tomcat, Jetty etc are examples of such web application servr. By default all middleware servers today have web application support, as long as they are J2EE certified. For example SAP Netweaver, BEA Weblogic and IBM webSphere, Oracle Fussion etc all have a web container based on servlet specification so it a web application server.
However SAP Netweaver, IBM Websphere, BEA weblogic also known as J2EE application server. There is clear difference between a just web application server such as tomcat and all major vendor's application servers.
An application server contain both web container and J2EE container. A J2EE container not have a servlet container but also has following container
EJB container,
Support for all major J2EE specification such as JMS, JCA, JTA, JMX etc
JMS mean Java Messaging Specification
JCA mean JAVA Connectors Architecture
JTA Java Transaction API
JMX mean JAVA management Extension
All Application server by default is also a web application server but not all web application servers are not application servers.
I hope one day SAP start teaching their consultants the right usage of JAVA and J2EE by offering free online classes.
Thanks
hi all
thank u for ur responses
regards
satish
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Satish Raj,
SAP Web Application Server is a scalable and reliable component platform. It supports the development and operation of J2EE-based and ABAP-based Web applications and Web services. SAP Web Application Server embraces native Web technologies while providing all the benefits [such as proven and scalable data, system, and software lifecycle management capabilities]
Web Application Server consists of the following:
Operating system abstraction layer
Database Abstration layer
Java and ABAP
Web Enabled (for the new applications)
Versioning system
Transport Management system
Connectivity
LOadbalancing
High Avilability
Easy administration
Backup
All the above mentioned features except CONNECTIVITY goes to NetWeaver Application Platform. All the components in the SAP NetWeaver needs the Commited and joint work with the Application Platform.
The XI[ Other wise called the Process Integration], also makes use of the various freatures provied by the WebAS that are expained above.. You will get more idea from the SAP NetWeaver architecture...
Regards
Vinod V.
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Hi satish raj ,
Check this website :
SAP Interoperability
http://sitecontent.mediasurface.com/uk-en/documents/pdfs/collateral/EN-PF-SAP-Interoperability.pdf
Thanks & Regards,
gyanaraj
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Hi satish raj ,
The following websites contain PDF documents on Web AS.
Sun Cluster Data Service for SAP Web Application Server Guide for Solaris OS SPARC Platform Edition
http://dlc.sun.com/pdf/819-0698/819-0698.pdf
SAP Web Application Server
http://searchsap.techtarget.com/searchSAP/downloads/january_white_paper.pdf
cheers!
gyanaraj
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Hi,
This will help you to understand
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/92/7e63423dbc0e53e10000000a155106/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/13/a3bb3eff62847ae10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Regards
Agasthuri Doss
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