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why ABAP connections?

Wil_Wilstroth
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Hi all,

I have just read a few notes on RFC connection particularly on maintaining RFC destinations (SM59) and there are a few groups: ABAP connections, HTTP connections, Internal connections, logical connection and so forth...

Why do i use ABAP connections when I was doing my IDOC? Can i use other RFC destination?

Thanks and regards,

William Wilstroth

William Wilstroth
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Former Member
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Hi William,

ABAP connections are used to connect different SAP systems. All connections are for there own type of system?

So for connecting to other SAP systems you need to use ABAP connections only.

Regards,

Atish

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Former Member
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Hi William,

ABAP connections are used to connect different SAP systems. All connections are for there own type of system?

So for connecting to other SAP systems you need to use ABAP connections only.

Regards,

Atish

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Hi Atish,

Thanks for the advice. However, what about the rest of the type of connections? Under what circumstances i will be able to use other type of connections?

Thanks,

William Wilstroth

William Wilstroth

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Hi William,

The most important is ABAP conenctions, HTTP connections and TCP/IP connections.

HTTP - Type G- When you need to connect to the external HTTP server

Type T (TCP/IP) This is the most imortant, as this will be used for all the external systems connectes, lets say FAX system, IXOS, etc.

Do reward points to useful answers.

Regards,

Atish

Wil_Wilstroth
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- Closing Old Issues : Doing Housekeeping of my own account and closing those opened questions -

Edited by: william wilstroth on Mar 11, 2009 3:29 PM

William Wilstroth