on 01-06-2011 9:54 PM
Hi, We are moving to SAP and are new to it. Given the fact of SAP moving with JAVA, my question is should we choose JAVA over to ABAP Application server. Is java fully efficient to handle all the business request or we have to rely on ABAP in certain area? What is disadvantage if we only choose JAVA or ABAP. We are interested in SAP workflow, Adobe document, BI and I want to know from skillset perspective, if both JAVA and ABAP are requested or only one is sufficient. Please advise. Thanks.
Hi,
First of all you need to understand what SAP ABAP stack is and what JAVA stack is.
Both are totally different in functionalities. And for a company to implement SAP, ECC is a must system which must be on a ABAP stack at least.
And if you want to use some JAVA appications like ADS then you need to install a JAVA stack or else you can use the JAVA stack of your Sol.Man.
Regards,
Nirmal.K
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Thank you for the response. Regarding to system installation, we will install JAVA stack and ABAP stack to have full function of SAP. And I am sure 90% SAP standard package, such as Payroll, Financial will be working for us. My question is more about what development environment, JAVA or ABAP, will be dominant for developing to meet business requirement.
We are in the process of hiring new employees and we want to know in which skill set we need to have more focus to leading us toward to the future development. If we choose JAVA, is any area JAVA programming have limitation to call SAP function? Can we write JAVA program to call API of ABAP stack? We are interested in the following area for development: BI, Portal, workflow, Adobe interactive form. Please advice. Thanks,
Soujanya,
It's true for 7.0 systems. But regarding to Installation Guide:
As of SAP NetWeaver 7.0 including enhancement package 1, you can install dual
stack (ABAP+Java) systems only with usage type Process Integration (PI) or Mobile
Infrastructure (MI). This means you can only install a dual stack system either as a
Process Integration system or as a Mobile Infrastructure system.
Regards,
Laszlo
Hello Zhangh,
For that much application you will probally need both stacks for taking full advantage of those applications. There some reports and features that are only available in one stack or another. For such complex suite of applications that you are listing, you will probally ending up to install both stacks.
Cheers,
Maurício
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