on 05-03-2004 1:04 PM
Hi!
Do I need to use SAP-Portal for WebDynpro-Applications or is it possible, to use no portal for these applications.
I can't find the definitve answer anywhere!
Thanks for any help!
Regards
Peter
Hi Peter,
Web Dynpro is SAP's solution for developing Web applications and therefore also the strategic approach to develop portal content. The portal content (iViews and iFrames) can also be built of Html for Business (HTMLB) components for example, which may have been created by the SAP Visual Composer.
A Web Dynpro application is primaryly designed to run standalone without the portal infrastructure around it. On the other hand it's easy to integrate a WD app into the portal lateron. So <b>definitely</b>, you don't need a portal to run a WD app.
Hope that helps.
Regards
Stefan
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Hi Swami,
this depends on the version of the Java WebAS, which is delivered with the EP. If it's a 6.30 or higher, Web Dynpro should be available. I don't know, which version is included in your EP 5.0 and the latest patch. If it's still a 6.20, then it's not possible.
Hope that helps.
Regards
Stefan
Hi Peter,
you can of course use Web Dynpro without a portal. Think of Web Dynpro as just another way to write web applications like you can do with JSPs/Servlets.
The default URL for a Web Dynpro app. is:
http://<host>:<port>/webdynpro/dispatcher/local/<web dynpro project name>/<web dynpro application name>
Regards
Helmut
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