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  Asked: Jul 27 2005   10:55 AM GMT
  Asked by: SAPseeker


Help calling an RFC from my Java application to an SAP table


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Hi there,

I know next to nothing about SAP and RFC, but let me explain my requirement.

I have one Java-based application system, which is developed based on Java/JSP, snd SAP is implemented in our oraganization. In another system, SAP RFC service and type manager is running.

I want to call an SAP RFC function of another system from my Java application so that it will update the SAP table. How do I implement this in my system? Sample code would be very useful.

Also I would like to know if any installation is needed for my application system? My application system and the SAP RFC service running systems are different.

Thanks for your input!

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You need to install the Jco (java connectore) for SAP, and follow the examples provided in the material of the package

The Jco can be obtained (free of charge provided you have your SAP license ..) from SAP (see service.sap.com)

Also have a look at e.g.
http://searchsap.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid21_gci854012,00.html or
http://searchsap.techtarget.com/general/0,295582,sid21_gci1108064,00.html
for further examples

regards klaus
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