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posted Wednesday, February 02, 2005 11:09 AM by rramirezg with 6 Comments

SAP .net Connector v2.0.0 was released on September 29

I missed the release of the new version of the SAP .net connector, if you have an OSS user you can get it SAP web site : http://service.sap.com/connectors

from the release notes:

2. What is New
=============


2.1 Runtime
===========
- The old SAP.Connector assembly was split into two assemblies. The new SAP.Connector assembly is now free of unsafe code
and can be used in partial trusted environments.
- Support for ".NET Remoting".
- New unified connection management for both Rfc and Soap connections.
- Improved "Destination" classes, for example new "Properties" for Soap support, for SAPRouter strings and the new "CombinedDestination"
and "ConfigDestination" classes.
- Improved connection pool allows, for example, the limitation of active connections.
- Support for RFC callbacks



2.2 Design Time
===============

- Full Visual Basic © support. All proxies can be created in both C# and VB. All other languages are still supported via language interoperability.
- Full BAPI/Business Object Repository support, including keyfields, parameter renaming/reordering and more.
- New "Server Explorer" extension: The SAP Proxy Wizard was replaced by an extended designer and an extension to "Server
Explorer" that allows you to drag and drop all required functions and objects.
- "Smart Typed Dataset" feature of proxies allows you to have state in proxies and data-bind to user defined proxy fields.
- "Connection wiring" allows you to define the used SAP connection with a few mouse clicks.
- XML comments are generated with the proxy generator for the use with IntelliSense help and external documentation tools.


2.3 Documentation / Samples
===========================

- The Documentation is integrated in the Visual Studio Help.
- IntelliSense Help is available for all classes, methods and parameters.

posted Thursday, November 25, 2004 1:48 PM by rramirezg with 9 Comments

New version of SAP .net Connector is available v1.0.3

http://service.sap.com/connectors

from the release notes:

2. What's new in 1.0.3
======================

SAP .NET Connector 1.0.3 is a "support release" that is designed to be fully backward compatible to releases 1.0, 1.0.1 and 1.0.2. Therefore the assembly version stays the same (1.2.0.0). Only the file version is updated to 1.2.3.0.


2.1 Runtime
===========

2.1.1 Bug fixes

- Memory leaks when running RFC server programs developed with the .NET Connector
- Character conversion issues related to some codepages used in central and eastern Europe
- Other bugs

2.1.2 New Features

- Support to RFC callback has been added to the RFC client proxy based on SAPClient. 

- With version 1.0.3, a .NET Connector RFC server program can also be configured as "Start on Fronend Workstation" in SM59. With earlier versions, such program can only be run as "Registered Server Program".  



2.2 Design Time
===============

- Nothing


2.3 Documentation / Samples
===========================

Nothing

posted Monday, September 06, 2004 11:03 AM by rramirezg with 0 Comments

New SAP Home Page is developed using... ASP.net!

After you type http://www.sap.com in the address bar it transforms into http://www.sap.com/index.aspx

cool! one more (BIG) point to ASP.net ;-)

 

posted Tuesday, August 31, 2004 7:19 PM by rramirezg with 0 Comments

SAP R/3 Get all the ABAP programs containing a string
Use the program RSRSCAN1

posted Thursday, August 19, 2004 10:17 AM by rramirezg with 0 Comments

The SAP Developer Network

link

posted Monday, August 16, 2004 8:58 AM by rramirezg with 0 Comments

Beta of SAP .NET Connector 2.0 is released

SAP Connectors.

You'll need a SAP Service Marketplace (OSS) user and password to access the page .

posted Thursday, August 12, 2004 9:39 AM by rramirezg with 0 Comments

Trace in SAP R/3

Transaction ST05. SQL Trace is great to find out what the h*** standar programs are doing.

posted Thursday, August 12, 2004 9:31 AM by rramirezg with 0 Comments




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