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Listen to SAP RFC calls in a C# web Service. looking for C# code

Former Member
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Hi ,

I am pretty new to SAP, and I have got a new requirement where I have to Implement a C# windows service that would be called from SAP RFC.

the work on SAP side is almost done by SAP team, I am looking forward for a C# code to a windows service that would receive some parameters from SAP. Any hekp would be appreciated.

PS: I am trying to connect SAP via SAP.NET 2.0

Thanks in advance!

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MarkusTolksdorf
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Hello Mayank,

please read the blog about NCo 3.0: http://scn.sap.com/people/thomas.weiss/blog/2011/01/14/a-spotlight-on-the-new-net-connector-30. There, it is described how to develop with it. It contains also the reference to the documentation for SAP Connector for Microsoft .NET 3.0 on the service marketplace. Read this, download the SDK, which is also containing some samples. It will tell you how to use NCo.

Regarding NCo 2.0: Do not start a new project with it. It has been out of support for nearly 3 years now.

Best regards,

Markus

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Thanks Markus for your reply, but i am afraid that i need to user only sap .net connector in my project due to availability/dependency. if you can please point me to the relevant links for documentation or some sample code for it, it would really be great..

thanks again for all your help.

MarkusTolksdorf
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Hi Mayank,

NCo is only an abbreviation for SAP Connector for Microsoft .NET aka SAP .NET Connector.
So, it's exactly what you are looking for.

Best regards,

Markus

Former Member
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Hi Markus

I meant sap .net connector 2.0

MarkusTolksdorf
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Hi Mayank,

I can only repeat. as this is out of support for about 3 years now, you must no longer use NCo 2.0. It is only working properly with outdated .NET runtimes anyway. Therefore, there is no documentation available any longer.

Best regards,

Markus