Introduction
In this blog, I will show you a simple way to leverage Java functionality, for example open-source components available as Jar files, from within your ABAP programs. For this sample, I picked the Apache POI library, which provides functi...
1 Introduction
The following tutorial describes an easy way of setting up RFC connectivity between an on-premise ABAP system (for example SAP ECC, SAP Web AS or an older SAP S/4HANA (on premise) prior to version 1909) and a cloud-based ABAP system (l...
Hi,I wrote a little tutorial explaining how to execute remote-enabled function modules (RFMs) from within a Java application running on the NetWeaver Cloud:Executing RFC Calls from a NetWeaver Cloud ApplicationCurrently the SAP Cloud Connector does ...
Introduction
During the last one or two years, a couple of new features have been added to the RFC communication protocol. In this blog I will describe for which release they were added to the SAP kernel, and how they can be used by external progra...
This week SAP released the next generation of C/C++ based RFC connectivity toolkits: the SAP NetWeaver RFC SDK 7.10 (short: NW RFC SDK). Compared to the "classical" RFC SDK (which has been available since SAP R/3 Release 2.1!) this new version brin...
It's impossible to say anything based on this information. We would at least need the log file from the Cloud Connector. But this cannot be dealt with in a community question: create a SAP support ticket for component BC-MID-SCC (SAP Cloud Connector)...
Hm, a restart of the Cloud Connector should have nothing to do with whether a function module is callable or not. Perhaps it's just a problem of "buffering" on SAP system side? E.g. you created the new FM on application server A and then tried to cal...
Well, if you ask me, that requirement is nonsense...as already said, a CAP service can simply consume /sap/public/myssocntl -- no need to implement some complicated workaround for consuming a function moduleThe three fields are already known at that ...
I don't understand the question?! The ticket is returned by the above ICF service, and System ID, User ID and Client should be known, *before* you even log in!??
If you are logged on via HTTP, there is no need to use function module CREATE_RFC_REENTRANCE_TICKET, you can simply make a GET request to the ICF service /sap/public/myssocntl.Note that in older systems for this to work, the above ICF service needs t...