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regarding difference between netweaver and WAS

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can anyone tell me the difference between SAP netweaver and web application server???

actualy i have no idea regarding this topic.Could anyone help me to solve this asap.please reply to me urgently.

Edited by: Nishigandha Misra on Apr 10, 2008 2:11 PM

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HI Misra,

WAS is a component of the Netweaver solution which works as a web application server to SAP solution.From the SAP point of view the WAS is the foiundation on which most of the product range runs.The web AS is the complete infrastructure to develop ,deploy and run all sap netweaver components,mySAP business suite,customer developed applications.Integrates the proven ABAP and the innovative internet driven java technology in one application server.

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kumari.

Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Apr 10, 2008 5:35 PM

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hi

SAP net weaver is a platform which work as foundation for integration of components of SAP with each other ,

WAS is one of them (component)

other are like

SAP Enterprise Portal

SAP Business Information Warehouse ( BIW )

SAP Exchange Infrastructure

SAP Knowledge Management ( KM )

SAP Mobile Infrastructure – Not yet fully released

SAP Master Data Management ( MDM )

SAP Composite Application Framework

SAP Life Cycle Management

The fragrance/essence of integration of all of the above in a unified development platform is called SAP NetWeaver. So, the name Integrated Development Environment ( IDE ) inherited for SAP NetWeaver.

SAP NetWeaver provides,

an open integration – Ex: Platform independent,

an extended application platform – Ex: xApps,

permits the integration of the Enterprise Services Architecture (ESA),

an unified business processes across technological boundaries,

integration of applications as needed, and

access and edit simple information easily and in a structured manner.

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Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Apr 10, 2008 5:35 PM