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How to connect one SAP system to Non-SAP system(Example:Window's7)?

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Hi Experts,

    In general, One SAP system can connect another SAP system through RFC.How to  connect One SAP system  to Non-SAP system(example:window's 7) and is it possible through RFC?

Thanks and Regards,

Nageswar

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former_member192152
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Nageswarag Gurram,

you would can further specify your scenario. What platform, programming language or product (if is a closed product sold by a vendor) that you want to integrate with BRFPlus. Your original question does not tell us anything at all!

Best regards.

Angelo Antonello Borges

SAP Tech Arch Team Lead

Accenture Brazil

former_member190447
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You can use webservices. This especially works with BRFplus/DSM to call decision services from nonABAP systems.

RFC is ABAP based. So you won't be able to use RFCs with nonABAP systems.

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Hello  Wolfgang Schaper,

Thank you so much for quick response.

As you told I am trying to work with BRFplus/DSM to call decision services from nonABAP systems,so I tried with RFC.But it is not possible as you told.

Please give any solution Without using Web Services, is there any ways to connect from SAP system  with the Non-SAP Systems.

former_member190447
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Not to my knowledge. At least not with standard technology.

UweFetzer_se38
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So you won't be able to use RFCs with nonABAP systems.

It IS possible! That's what the RFC library is created for.

See also Communication Between SAP Systems and External (Non-SAP) Systems - RFC/ICF Security Guide - SAP Libr...

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Thanks for pointing this out.

hofmann
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Well, it is possible to let ABAP connect to (for instance) a Java server using JCo, but it is a big PITA as you`ll have to create a JCo server. The other way around - Java/.net to ABAP with JCo - is easier.

Have you considered using PI?