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Enterprise Services Queries

Former Member
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Hi All,

All of us know about enterprise services. I've few queries regarding that......

1) Can I access Enterprise Services without CE 7.1 or PI 7.1?

If no, it is mentioned that SAP has delivered some

enterprise serevies in 2006 also, then how they were

consumed at that time?

2) Who is providing the implementation for these services?

SAP or partners or customers?

3) Can we define a new enterprise service? If yes, any certification is required?

Technology------>

4) How these services would be impllemented ABAP or JAVA?

5) Is the tecnology for accessing/consuming enterprise services is same as web services?( soap,xml,http,wsdl)

Waiting for the answers.

Regards,

Piyush

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Former Member
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Piyush,

probably cud answer a few.

>>1) Can I access Enterprise Services without CE 7.1 or PI 7.1?

If no, it is mentioned that SAP has delivered some

enterprise serevies in 2006 also, then how they were

consumed at that time? Yes, you can. not sure how.

2) Who is providing the implementation for these services?

SAP or partners or customers? as of now. no one..yet to release in market. SAP themselves would be the best option though

3) Can we define a new enterprise service? If yes, any certification is required?

Technology------> Not sure

4) How these services would be impllemented ABAP or JAVA?

Same as pi 7.0..using both

5) Is the tecnology for accessing/consuming enterprise services is same as web services?( soap,xml,http,wsdl) Yes

Vishal

Former Member
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You can access enterpriseservices without CE7.1. Just have the add-on ES bundle (refer t he ES woekplace sysem - quick search) in yur Abap stack.

SAP Enterprise services provided by SAP. You can service enable your aplications .(do a quick seaarch in SDN).

You cann define a service. If it needs to be a Enterprise Service, you need to follow the business semantics and other open standards. (Refer the Enterprise Architecture Framework, refer the Top-down approach, else it would merely be a web service.) Proper governance and service stability has to be maintained for an Enterprise service.

For more details please do a quick searach in the SDN library.

Regards,

Anto.

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Former Member
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Hi again,

Let me tel you more clearly

When you create Enterprise webservice we will get a definition file which is a XML file which is called WSDL - Web service definition language file

once you get this wsdl file we will be able to acces the webservice universally any where

Shiva

Former Member
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Thanks Shiva,

I know about WSDL files. Need some more clarity on--

1) Where to download the plugins?

2) Where to install the plugins?

3) The enterprise service which would be accessing is from sap. So how do we know details about the input what to fill as we are accessing it from SAP.

Regards,

Piyush

Former Member
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there are no plugins, built-ins whatsoever. he just didn't understand it.

anton

Former Member
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Hi Anton,

Any idea about the release of PI 7.1 or CE 7.1 for alfha use?

And currently, how can we access the ES from workplace. Need to know that if we have got the WSDL, connection is established, but what data to pass as these services are implemented by SAP.

So, all the users who are partners or customers and accessing ES workplace are passing junk or test data? Can you make me more clear on that.

Regards,

Piyush

Former Member
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Hi Piyush,

I am taking abt the plugins

By installing these plugins we can directly access the webservices

These plugins are XML files more specifically WSDL files

Shiva

Former Member
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I will try to answer some..

1) Can I access Enterprise Services without CE 7.1 or PI 7.1?

Yes, you can. You need to add the built ins

2) Who is providing the implementation for these services?

These enterprise services are designed to be used universally so the implementation is based on the requirments of the company

these are completely based on client requirments if client wants to add some service he will first check the built in services if it is not satisfied the Client Provides the implementation for these services

So the implementation completely based on the client requirments but it would be better if SAP provides implementation of these services

3) Can we define a new enterprise service? If yes, any certification is required?

You can I dono abt technology

4) How these services would be impllemented ABAP or JAVA?

Same as pi 7.0..using both

5) Is the tecnology for accessing/consuming enterprise services is same as web services?( soap,xml,http,wsdl)

Yes

Shiva

Former Member
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Hi Shiva,

What do you mean bu built ins?( reply to point no 1)

Regards,

Piyush