The first book of its kind — dedicated to SAP Enterprise Portal — sheds light on the most critical aspects for initiating operations and programming. You begin with system requirements for installing SAP EP and move quickly to the sample installation of a test portal, which provides you with all the information you’ll need to set up a portal, connect it with content, and adapt it to meet user requirements. The integration of content plays a central role: With SAP BW and mySAP CRM as a foundation, you discover how to integrate data from other applications and familiarize yourself with the unifiers for different SAP systems, as well as other systems. A comprehensive introduction to the concepts and the programming of Java iViews helps to accelerate your learning. Portal security is examined closely. You get expert instruction on authentication, simple registration using Single Sign-On (SSO), and practical guidance on roles and authorizations, as well as in-depth advice on digital signatures to protect your data from unauthorized access. Highlights Include: Installation of SAP EP 5.0 and 6.0 Content Integration using SAP BW and mySAP CRM Unifiers Connectors Ready-made and self-created iViews SSO, Digital Signatures Context of SAP EP in SAP NetWeaver **BONUS CD** Includes tools for portal development: Portal Development Kit 5.0, Eclipse 2.2, Portal Development Kit Plug-in for Eclipse, Apache Tomcat 3.3.1
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Arnd Goebel and Dirk Ritthaler are senior consultants at SAP Deutschland AG. Arnd Goebel focuses on SAP SRM, SAP EP, and security. He has independently managed projects for several pilot customers. At SAP AG and SAP America, he worked in internal business consulting and in SEM. Dirk Ritthaler focuses on SAP Business Intelligence and has been involved in numerous application-spanning projects. His extensive knowledge of Java and (OO)DB has prepared him well for development with SAP NetWeaver.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Dry,Not up to date,
This review is from: SAP Enterprise Portal: Technology and Programming (Hardcover)
This book is incredibly dry and not up to date. Sap's developer network is much better for getting the information about the portal.
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hooking up to SAP,
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This review is from: SAP Enterprise Portal: Technology and Programming (Hardcover)
SAP is trying to open out its code to third party developers. One result is its Enterprise Portal. Now a very mature product, described here in versions 5 and 6. The book shows how it can be used to make a web portal for your company. Assuming of course that you have chosen SAP to handle a lot of your computing logic.Code examples are mostly shown in Java. These indicate how you can write custom code to hook up to EP and access the data it holds. The examples do not seem that complicated. Though perhaps they were chosen that way. Your own situation might necessitate more involved logic.
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A great deal of time has passed since SAP crossed the narrow boundaries of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and introduced mySAP.com in 1999, and increasingly addressed communications and business processes among companies. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Developer Studio, Service Marketplace, Business Connector, Business Information Warehouse, Exchange Infrastructure, Hello World, Control Panel, Internet Explorer, System Configuration, Web Application Server, Administrative Tools, Business Suite, Internet Information Services, Internet Transaction Server, Master Data Management, Mobile Infrastructure, Sun Solaris, Administrator Workbench, Business Explorer, Motomarkt Stuttgart, Overview of Web Items Available, Secure Network Communications New!
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A great deal of time has passed since SAP crossed the narrow boundaries of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and introduced mySAP.com in 1999, and increasingly addressed communications and business processes among companies. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Developer Studio, Service Marketplace, Business Connector, Business Information Warehouse, Exchange Infrastructure, Hello World, Control Panel, Internet Explorer, System Configuration, Web Application Server, Administrative Tools, Business Suite, Internet Information Services, Internet Transaction Server, Master Data Management, Mobile Infrastructure, Sun Solaris, Administrator Workbench, Business Explorer, Motomarkt Stuttgart, Overview of Web Items Available, Secure Network Communications New!
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