On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 1:37 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hiya,
> I'll give my 2 cents here... anyone feel free to contraddict me /
> comment on issue as w hat
> i say is based on how i have used JCO (7 years ago)
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> unfortunately, looks like i cannot access site that Matteo posted (
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> http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=SAPBC
> ... i have been waiting 10 mins for page to load.. :( so i cannot comment
> on that.... :(
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> let me guess how'll do it based only on JCO .
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> in order to user JCO, you'll need to have a connection to a
> ResourceConnector (your R3/R4 address).
> This assumes you'll deploy your servicemix onto an app server (JBoss?)
> where you canh define ResourceConnectors (unless
> there is a better way to do that... i m not aware of that)
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> i'll write a Spring POJO (let's call it SAPBean) which contains code use
> JCO, using a JNDI connection to your R3/R4....
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> you'll write a SE that has a dependency on yoru SAPBean........
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> to me, this is all that's required.....
> when i did it, i used an EJB (as connection to the R3/R4 ResourceConnector
> needed to be wrapped in a transaction) that uses JCO
> to interact with SAP
> i see no reasons why the same code in the EJB cannot be put in a simple
> Spring POJO , which in turn gets called by a SE..
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> any comments appreciated...
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> end of my 2 cents :)
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> regards
> marco
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> Older SAP releases are abap only based. newer releases (>= netweaver04)
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> abap and java based. SAP provides java JCO libraries to send/receive data
> to/from sap (abap only and abap/java releases) and other middleware
> competitors (tibco) use JCO to send/receice IDOC to/from SAP, to call RFC
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> There is a jbi implementation
> http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=SAPBC
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> but I don't know how to use it with servicemix. can anyone help me? Thanks
Any progress on this discussion? It would really be nice to have a SAP
connector in ServiceMix.
One question I have is about the libraries on which we'd have to
depend for the connection into SAP. Does anyone know what license the
JCo libraries use?
Bruce
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