How to deploy the established EnableNow on the SharePoint website

[former_member854665]

I have already set up my steps in EnableNow, but I want to use it on SharePoint, has anyone had similar experience?

[AlexGourdet]

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[BartRhoten]

Typically you would put links into SharePoint that point back to the Start Links for content that is stored on the SEN Manager server. You may or may not be able to publish interactive content (Books, Simulations, etc.) into SharePoint and make it play correctly, depending on your version of SharePoint and which features of SharePoint are enabled. Many customers save their generated SEN documents (such as PDFs) into SharePoint, though.

[DirkManuel]

You want to do what with SharePoint? Publish your content there? Why? Why not just let people access it directly from SAP Enable Now? Are you on premise or cloud? And what have you created? Simulations? Courseware (Books/Book Pages)?

It is painful to publish to SharePoint as SAP Enable Now has a lot of small files in a specific folder structure - you would need to make sure that is retained in SharePoint, and that nothing is changed there. Better (if you really need to access via SharePoint) would be to provide links in SharePoint to the content stored in SAP Enable Now.

[Wallace]

I think also to check contractual/compliance on this, depending on use scenario and environment, the "named user" item could be lurking in the background.

Best Regards, Wallace