Question:
I am a basis person asked to assist with sap .net connector. To configure and install sap .net connector is it all done on the client PC or does anything need to be done within SAP, configure RFC's....
Thanks for any help.
Bob
Answer:
We didn't utilize our basis person for anything more than creating a user id for us to log into the SAP system to make the bapi calls. You need to install the .net connector onto the web developer's computer, and then when their applications are ready to move to production, the environment needs to be setup on the webserver. I'm not the web developer, and can't go into much detail there.
- Bret
Answer:
To be able to call a function module from .NET Connector, you will have to:
[SAP R/3 System]
- RFC enable the function module.
- Configure a user that has enough priveleges to call RFCs.
[Client System]
- To run compiled code that utilizes the SAP .NET Connector on a client computer, you will have to have the SAP GUI or the SAP .NET Redistributables installed. (The SAP .NET Redistributables is downloadable from SAP). This applies to both servers and desktop computers.
- To develop solutions based on the SAP .NET Connector, you will of course need to have the SAP .NET Connector installed on top of MS VS .NET 2002 / 2003.
Bjorn Espen
Answer:
Bjorn,
Thanks for the reply. How do I check that RFC function module is enabled?
Bob
Answer:
Bjorn,
One more question, I have never heard the term SAP .net Redistributables is the installed with the SAP GUI or is this something else I need to download?
Thansk for your help.
Bob
Answer:
To see if the SAP Function Module is RFC enables, click the Attributes tab (in SE80). There is a radio button for RFC enabling.