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Hannah Smalltree, Editorial DirectorNext you will need to build a Java Web service using SAP's Java JCo connector that receives incoming HTTP Web service requests. Finally, you will have to translate that data into a JCo function call that invokes the RFC that you have deployed in your R/3 application server.
Check out my articles on the JCo connector Java/SAP Development. You can also find a full sample application in my book Enterprise Java for SAP.
This was first published in February 2009