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WAS as complete J2EE platform. SAP and non-SAP

Posted on Dec 11, 2003 at 03:20 PM 12 Views

Hi

What kind of experience is there in using WAS and Eclipse (SAP version) together as the total platform for both SAP and non-SAP J2EE development and runtime environment?

It could make some sense for us, to consolidate all our J2EE activity on one tool & platform.

Or could it?

Best regards

Jens Jakob

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    Posted on Dec 12, 2003 at 07:25 PM
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    Hello Jens Jakob,

    yes, you definitely can use Web AS and the NetWeaver Developer Studio to do SAP and Non-SAP related J2EE development.

    The tools and the server have been designed as a full blown J2EE environment which offer very convenient access to SAP backend-system and a tight integration into the whole NetWeaver stack - these are however on-top goodies and do not restrict, but in most scenarios make J2EE development much easier.

    Cheers

    Ivo

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    Posted on Jan 20, 2004 at 05:25 PM
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    Hello Dagfinn,

    of course we know of many customers who have successfully completed development projects and/or run productive software on SAP Web AS Java - other than just Enterprise Portal.

    One could mention, among others, UBS, infraserf, FAG, AOK, LSI Logic, Cepsa, EDP (and many more) as productive customers of Web AS 6.20. Success stories from the Web AS 6.30 rampup - which will go on until end of March - will be published in a couple of weeks.

    Best Regards

    Peter Tillert

    Product Manager

    SAP NetWeaver Web AS Java

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