http://www.articles.webtechvision.com en-us N/A webtechvision@yahoo.com Thu, 04 Dec 2008 08:48:03 PKT 20 http://www.articles.webtechvision.com/articles/262/1/SAP-NetWeaver-A-Working-Definition/Page1.html is essentially an umbrella term, encompassing a number of SAP products and technologies that combine to create a platform for building, extending, and integrating enterprise applications. The secret behind NetWeaver's successand why it's something you need to pay attention tois its built-in interoperability. With hooks into SAP-, Microsoft-, and Java-based technologies, NetWeaver eases integration with other applications like nothing else. This pays off at a high level in the form of a number of strategic benefits, outlined next.]]> no@spam.com (Samee Jhor) http://www.articles.webtechvision.com/articles/262/1/SAP-NetWeaver-A-Working-Definition/Page1.html http://www.articles.webtechvision.com/articles/256/1/Overview-of-SAP-System-Architecture-and-WebAS/Page1.html Many of SAP's latest products over the last few years, including ECC, are built upon a relatively new and very powerful platform called Web Application Server, or WebAS. WebAS offers an "open" front-end in that it speaks the most popular computer communication languagesHTML, XML, Web Services, and traditional "SAP." WebAS offers the programmers who help customize it a choice, tooSAP's very own and very powerful ABAP/4 language or the industry standard Java. Finally, WebAS continues to provide an "open" back-end. That is, many database versions and releases are supported in which to house all the data and configuration information that help create a solution rather than a bunch of data and a pile of equipment.

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