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jdbc:abap?

arpitgoyal
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Hi All,

Not sure whether this make sense... But like different databases (MAXDB, MSSQL etc) gives driver to connect to Java (jdbc:odbc...etc). Is it possible to connect to ABAP tables directly from Java? Has any one tried this?

I know JCo client can be used to call FM and which can internally access ABAP tables; but is it possible without any JCo client?

Regards,

Arpit

Hi All,

Not sure whether this make sense... But like different databases (MAXDB, MSSQL etc) gives driver to connect to Java (jdbc:odbc...etc). Is it possible to connect to ABAP tables directly from Java? Has any one tried this?

I know JCo client can be used to call FM and which can internally access ABAP tables; but is it possible without any JCo client?

Regards,

Arpit

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hi

It is possible to access ABAP tables in Webdynpro Java application but from Java Dynpro, we cannot access SAP tables .all this is possible using Adaptive RFC Model.

you can have a look at this

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/11c3b051-0401-0010-fe9a-9eabd9c2...

hope this helps

regards

Aakash Banga

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former_member194416
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ABAP also work with databases like MAXDB, MSSQL or oracle. It's technically possible to reach database which is used by ABAP stack using different methods from Java Side. But it is not recommended because it will bypass locking mechanism and will cause serial problems in data integrity.