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Sap Bapi

The SAP jco connector allows Java applications to connect to SAP systems and components like BAPIs and idocs using RFC (Remote Function Call). It supports synchronous and asynchronous RFCs as well as connection pooling. The jco connector uses JNI and provides a Java API for executing function calls from Java to SAP and from SAP to external systems.

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Sap Bapi

The SAP jco connector allows Java applications to connect to SAP systems and components like BAPIs and idocs using RFC (Remote Function Call). It supports synchronous and asynchronous RFCs as well as connection pooling. The jco connector uses JNI and provides a Java API for executing function calls from Java to SAP and from SAP to external systems.

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SAP jco connector

BAPI and idoc


Rfc Features
• Features
– RFC middleware based on the JNI (Java Native Interface)
– Support of SAP Systems and other mySAP components with BAPIs or RFMs (Remote
Function Modules)
– Execution of function calls
• Inbound (Java client calls BAPI or RFM)
• Outbound (ABAP calls externally Server)
– Support for
• synchronous, transactional, and queued RFC
• Connection pooling (important for Web servers)
• Various platforms
• Extensive code page handling, including multi-byte
rfc
WSDL SOAP

Middleware RFC
JNI Layer
Interface Library

RFC JCO Java


Middleware API

RFC/ABAP proxy

SAP System
weborder
Transaction Routing

Conversation Caching

WSDL SOAP

ECC Web Service

Remote
BAPI Application Server
Function

SAP HANA
DB

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