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Former Member
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hi,

my client has a requirement where in, it is needed to access the 'SAP Business One' by different users within a company through a web interface.

my first doubt is can we achieve this? if yes, how??

can i get some tips please.Will there be any problems related to licensing???

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Former Member
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The NetPoint Focus product by Praxis web enables the functionality for customers, sales people, and service reps. you can email info@praxissoft.net for a demo to see if it meets your needs

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Former Member
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There are a number of different methods for creating a web service that will allow data to be pushed into and pulled out of SBO. You have SAP CRM, Praxis Focus and commerce, MS CRM. Plus, you can build your own web services in VS.NET. SAP exposes objects/data through the DI server and through the DI COM object. Of course, if you only need read-only access to the data you can query the underlying SQL tables directly. Don't overlook this method for performance.

A better answer to your questions requires more information on what you are trying to accomplish.

Former Member
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thanx for ur replies guys,

the terminal service solution seems to be sensible.But in case, can we achieve it through SAP business One SDK??

Former Member
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What is it exactly you want to do? Publish an entire business one or just a few functions?

In the first case, please use something like terminal services. You don't want to replicate an entire SBO. In the latter case you can build your own software that interacts through the DI-api's with SBO database (in which case I think I should recommend sbo 2004 with its new webservice).

hth,

Jacques

Former Member
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Hi,

Ask them if a citrix / terminal server solution will do.

That would only take some admin work.

Regards,

Jacques