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SapBinding disabled in Consume adapter service. BizTalk Server. We need to install the SAP Resources that we previous download in our BizTalk Server machine: Open the “rfcsdk 64” folder containing the SAP RFC SDK 7.20 UNICODE 64-bit and access to the lib folder. BizTalk Server or other.NET clients can consume the SAP adapter through WCF programming models. The SAP adapter communicates with the SAP system through the SAP Unicode RFC SDK (librfc32u.dll). See Architecture for BizTalk Adapter for mySAP Business Suite. The SAP adapter can provide integration with the Office System like SharePoint.
Many Microsoft Office programmers uses the SAP ActiveX libraries of the SAP GUI for Windows installation. The reason for this descision is the availability of the libraries. To use the libraries it is necessary to reference it.
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It is necessary to add wdtfuncs.ocx, wdttaocx.ocx, wdtlog.ocx and optional wdobapi.ocx. You can find the files in the directory of the SAP GUI, C:Program Files (x86)SAPFrontEndsapgui.
Hint: The wdtlog.ocx is in the directory C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesSAP Shared.
Hint: You can also use the unicode versions of the libraries, the filenames ends with an u.
So far the prelude. You can find a very good equivalent description here.
But many Office programmers declare their object variables in VBA only as Object. If they choose this method is it at first not necessary to reference the libraries and on second they lose the very good code completion functionality.
If you want to benefit from the advantages, is it necessary to change the source like this:
As you can see is the source equivalent but the declarations of the variables oFunc and oConn are now not longer Objects, they are now definitive types from the library. And now the VBA IDE offers the code completion.
If you reference the SAP ActiveX libraries you should also declare your variables with the correct types, otherwise it makes no sense.
Hint: You can find information how to use SAP ActiveX libraries without SAP GUI for Windows here.
This plugin communicates with the SAP CCMS via the RFC Protocol.
It supports unicode (use a UTF-8 Locale for best results).
Tested with V7.0 of the 64bit RFC Unicode SDK (RFC_SDK_70_redhat_64bit_UNICODE.SAR),but it should work with the 32bit version as well.
Also tested with Netweaver
Usage
See --help for usage information
Examples:
Installation
Download and extract the tarball release from https://github.com/NETWAYS/check_sap/releases
You will need autoconf to generate the configure script, and a SAP SDK needs to be installed.N.B. the SDK must be downloaded directly from SAP.
Pay attention to the messages generated by configure - they should help you check you haveall the files installed that you need.
Make sure to install the libraries where the system can find theme.g.
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The include files in the bapi subdirectory can be regenerated using the genh commandincluded with the classic SDK.
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Example:
For further options see ./configure --help