on ‎2008 Mar 12 6:09 AM
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Enterprises are increasingly looking to deliver real business benefits by integrating their systems and processes both within their organizations and between organizations.
Hence SAP and non-SAP systems require frequent communication,tight integration and (usually) high levels of data exchange.
SAP has come up with the concept of ALE (Application Linking and Enabling).
ALE has three prime entities, which participate in the message exchange process:
SAP R/3 system
ALE converter (inclusive of its sub-components)
External non SAP R/3 system
To ensure that the inbound function module is called using ALE, a number of ALE settings (table entries) need to be made.
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