Connectivity refers to the ability of a portal application to access data from a back-end system or application.
Portal is the latin/greek word for entry. You enter the backend via a portal.
General Issues
Error when BI and EP on the same instance
— The error (in English) "Portal and BW certificate must be different" might appear if the SID of the AS-ABAP and AS-Java is identical. Here is a solution. |
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How to Connect to BW System through Enterprise Portal 7.0 Using an IView.
— This describes how to setup BI/BW connectivity to an SAP NetWeaver Portal |
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Connect to CRM System through Enterprise Portal 7.0 Using a IView
— Connection to CRM system is similar to that of connection to R/3 or for the matter BW, which have been mentioned in earlier wikis. Just incase you are looking for CRM System connection then follow the below process. |
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Single Sign-On to Non-SAP Backends
— One of the powerful features of the SSO ticket is that it can be used by non SAP backend applications. This page explains some of the issues involved. |
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How to Connect to SAP R3 System through Enterprise Portal 7.0 Using an iView.
— This describes how to connect an SAP R/3 system to SAP NetWeaver Portal 7.0 using an iView |
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Logon Tickets, Certificates and Backend Certificates
— Logon tickets are a fundamental part of SSO (Single Sign On) between the portal and an SAP backend system. |
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Start an SAP transaction from a URL
— This explains how to create a URL to start an SAP transaction with the option to pass some parameters |
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SSO to BW in EP 6.0
— Describes the steps to setup SSO between BW and EP6.0 |
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Obtaining Details from Backend System (to assist in creating system in portal SLD)
— This Java code can be used within a portal component to obtain the system details to enter when creating a system in the portal's system landscape directory. |
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Minimum Settings for a System
— SAP Note 761917 contains the minumum settings for different types of SAP connectivity. Here they are... |
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The Basics
— Some basic rules about connecting to SAP systems from the SAP NetWeaver Portal |
- Connecting to R/3 System (Pankaj Prasoon)
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Visual Composer
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Connectivity
— Visual Composer offers a variety of connectors to access backend systems. This is a collection of tips & tricks of how to connect properly to your backend. |
Systems
- List of SAP Systems (Michael Nicholls)
- ABAP Program to Create XML File for Defining a System (Michael Nicholls)
- ABAP code to create a URL to create a system in the portal landscape (Michael Nicholls)
- Java program to create a portal system from a URL&bsp;(michael Nicholls)
Some useful blogs
- Configuring EP for connecting to SAP R/3 (Arun Kumar and Sampath Kumar)
- Configuring EP for connecting to BW (Arun Kumar and Sampath Kumar)
- An ABAP program to assist in setting up an XML file that describes a system (Michael Nicholls)
- Launch SAP Transaction & Pass Parameters via URL (Prakash Singh)
Labels
Connect to CRM System through Enterprise Portal 7.0 Using a IView
Connect to RDBMS through Enterprise Portal
Creating BW Systems in the Portal 6.0
Error when BI and EP on the same instance
How to Connect to BW System through Enterprise Portal 7.0 Using an IView.
How to Connect to SAP R3 System through Enterprise Portal 7.0 Using an iView.
How to Create Web Service iView through Enterprise Portal 7.0 Using an iView
Logon Tickets, Certificates and Backend Certificates
Minimum Settings for a System
SSO to BW in EP 6.0
Start an SAP transaction from a URL
The Basics