on 11-13-2007 10:40 AM
i read a presentation from sdn , it had a statement like IR TO BE USED AT CONSUMER, PARTNER,SAP LOCATION . WHAT IS THE USE OF HAVING IT AT SAP (WHAT IS IT )? MORE OVER WHY ID & IE IS RESTRICTED TO JUST CUSTOMER SITE ?( ICOULD GUESS AND MAKE SOME MEANING , STILL I DON WANT TO GUESS )
Hi thanks for the advice
I read a presentation from sdn , it had a statement like IR to be used at CONSUMER, PARTNER,SAP LOCATION . what is the use of having it at SAP (whats it)? more over why ID & IE is restricted to just customer site ?( Icould guess and make some meaning , still i don want to assume )
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hi deepu,
IR is design time component. u use it to "design" ur scenario. this does not require the knowledge of customer's systems that are actually goin to communicate in real time. so IR activities can be at ur site.
while ID is the configuration time component. it involves the information of systems at real time that can only be known at customer site. take it like this: in ID u "configure ur design that u prepare in IR for a particular set of systems"
[reward if helpful]
regards,
latika.
hi deepu,
it happens like this.
1. The SLD, design and configuration is done at SAP server for the particular client
and is then certified by SAP.
2. Now the IR part is just the design which is indendent of System landscape which can be imported to partner and consumer.
3. the SLD and configuration is done at partner side based on their system landscape.
Sachin
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