SAP Java Connector (JCo)

The SAP Analytics Agent is intended to connect on Premise Systems via the Cloud Connector to SAP Analytics cloud. The agent itself comes as a war file deployable for Apache Tomcat servers. DISCLAIMER: This is an experimental setup. It is NOT... Read More »

The SAP Java Connector (SAP JCo) is a development library that enables development of SAP compatible components in Java. It can be used to communicate with on-premise SAP systems via SAP’s RFC protocol. (Source:... Read More »

Abstract. In this article I would like to share some insight into the data ingestion techniques from SAP HANA cubes into SAP Analytics Cloud data wranglers. When it comes to  SAP HANA the focus will be on using different SAP HANA cloud services... Read More »

Introduction I’m busy developing a plug-in for ADT. It sends information about the currently selected class, program, function group etc. to the back-end, where some analysis is done and the results are presented. The plug-in itself is not... Read More »

Introduction In this blog post I want to show how to use our solution called i-OhJa for connecting to SAP Netweaver based systems in Jupyter notebooks. i-OhJa is a solution based on the SAP Java Connector for being able to interact with SAP... Read More »

SAP Cloud SDK for JavaでRfmRequestを使ってRFCを試してみました。メモ程度の簡単な内容ですが投稿します。 基本的なRFCのやり方は別記事「How to call function modules using SAP Cloud SDK for... Read More »

Hi All, I am writing this blog to describe steps to build Java application calling function modules on SAP Cloud Platform CF with SAP Cloud SDK. Function modules are on on-premise environment and called by JCo via SAP Cloud Connector. There are so... Read More »

Introduction In this blog post I want to share some ideas and experiences with implementing a component using SAP Java Connector to easily access data and integrate non-SAP processes like data pipelines in big data clusters with the SAP Netweaver... Read More »

This is the final part of my blog…. we are now going to join the dots together. The funny thing with doing a proof of concept on AWS is like getting a taxi ride… every minute counts… 🙂 Let’s recap.   We now have an... Read More »

This is the second part to demonstrating how to get SAP Netweaver to produce/consume messages in KAFKA from SAP. Link to part 1 Part 1   If you are just keen to see the results, go to Part 3.   Below will cover the following: Connect to... Read More »