on 06-22-2008 1:28 PM
When we use standalone java and web as java ?
Standalone Java means the java application that are on local machin which you are using in your scenario like any java class & others
and WEB AS Java Technical Systems in SLD means you have to connect with any other legacy system using web ..using webservice , SOAP ..and othes....
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Hi Prasada,
When to use Web as Java?
If you want to refer any application that run in J2EE engine, you need to use Web as Java. (For example, Web Dynpro in Java).
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/webcontent/uuid/7d646a6c-0501-0010-b480-bf47b... [original link is broken]
When to use Standalone Java?
When you want to refer any legacy system that is developed in Java.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/24/8fa93e08503614e10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Regards,
Vivek LR
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Web as ABAP -
> For SAP applications.
Web as JAVA -
> Web AS Java systems consist of one or more instances and each instance is installed on a separate host. An instance itself consists of cluster nodes that can communicate with each other.For Enterprise java applications on J2EE stack.
Third party -
> For Peoplesoft, BAAN, JDEdwords, ....
Standalone Java -
> Standalone Java technical systems are standalone Java applications that are installed in a computer system from an administration perspective. They can also be installed as an operating system service or as a daemon.For File system/Databse system/Mail server/HTTP server.
SLD -
> For Business to Business systems(i.e. its for external SLDs).
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