SharePoint Server, SAP NetWeaver Portal |
 Interoperability between SAP NetWeaver Portal and Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007
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This Technical Reference Guide lays out the status quo of existing interoperability scenarios between SAP NetWeaver Portal and SharePoint Technologies as of today. The paper was jointly developed by SAP and Microsoft and is a mature statement of do’s and don’ts in the Portal Interoperability today. Solution scenarios describe the high level overview where how to guides let consultants and interested techies step through the implementation. |
12/2007 |
NetWeaver Portal, Visual Studio |
Installation, Upgrade and Configuration Guide for the SAP Portal Development Kit for .NET |
PDK for .NET is a set of tools that enable Microsoft Visual Studio .NET developers to build portal content for SAP NetWeaver Portal. Organizations that have an existing investment in
Microsoft .NET technology can leverage their developers� skills to take advantage of the SAP NetWeaver technology. This guide provides detailed instructions for installing, upgrading and configuring Portal Development Kit for Microsoft. NET (PDK for .NET). The information in this guide
applies to versions 2.x (2.5 and 2.0) of PDK for .NET.
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09/2006
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NetWeaver Portal, Visual Studio |
SAP Portal Development Kit 2.5 for Microsoft .NET |
The SAP Portal Development Kit for Microsoft .NET (PDK for .NET) enables Microsoft Visual Studio .NET developers to build portal content for SAP NetWeaver Portal and is now integrated with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. |
07/2006 |
NetWeaver Portal, Windows SharePoint Services |
 Windows SharePoint Services Connector for WebDAV (Install)
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The Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) Connector for WebDAV is available for download. Many companies use a combination of SAP NetWeaver Portal and
Windows SharePoint Services. SAP NetWeaver Portal is the principal user interface to mySAP Business Suite applications. Windows SharePoint Services is an
ideal tool for the management of unstructured content particularly Microsoft Office documents. The companies that leverage both portals would like to
be able to access content from within either portal regardless of where the content is stored. The connector permits SAP NetWeaver Portal users access to content stored within document libraries in Windows SharePoint Services sites. Most importantly, this connectivity is transparent, reliable and
secure. Users are able to access documents, view and change document properties, move and copy documents and check documents in and out. The connector provides the many benefits of WSS sites to users of SAP NetWeaver Portal.
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07/2006 |
NetWeaver Portal, Windows SharePoint Services |
Windows SharePoint Services Connector for WebDAV - Webcast Slides |
Slides from webcast that covers the Windows SharePoint Services Connector for WebDAV. |
07/2006 |
NetWeaver Portal, Windows SharePoint Services |
 Windows SharePoint Services Connector for WebDAV - Webcast Video
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Webcast video that covers the Windows SharePoint Services Connector for WebDAV. |
07/2006 |
NetWeaver Portal, Visual Studio |
SAP Converts to Visual Studio 2005 |
Channel 9 video of the SAP and Visual Studio teams that converted the Portal Development Kit for .NET to Visual Studio 2005. |
03/2006
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Content Management Server, NetWeaver Portal, WebServices |
Microsoft Content Management Server Integration with SAP Enterprise Portal |
Daily tasks involve different sources of information. The integration of different sources within a single context improves the efficiency of performing diverse steps to complete a task. This paper describes an integration solution providing an easy to use facility, which enables the user to navigate over Microsoft CMS content without leaving the SAP Enterprise Portal context. The Microsoft CMS content, the postings and the channels respectively, will be displayed in a tree-based structure, with the Look & Feel of SAP Enterprise Portal. Different roots, called entry points, can be specified in the standard Enterprise Portal Navigation, that is Top Level Navigation or Detailed Navigation. The entry points may differ based on their location in the navigation. |
04/2005 |
Windows File System, NetWeaver Portal, WebDav |
Integration of Windows File Servers into the SAP KM platform using SSO and the WebDAV Repository Manager |
Integrating external repositories into the SAP KM platform allows for a unified access to existing repositories in an enterprise. Integrating Windows File Servers can be done using the File system repository manager while Web Servers can be integrated using the Web repository manager or the WebDAV repository manager. The integration of repositories using the file system repository manager, the WebDAV repository manager and the web repository manager requires the maintenance of user credentials for each user if the access to documents or folders should be controlled by access lists. The new SAP Logon Ticket Kerberos Ticket bridging mechanism allows the SAP Enterprise portal to access web applications using Microsoft IIS with SSO using SAP Logon Tickets. IIS supports the publishing of Windows File Servers using WebDAV. As a result windows file systems that are published using IIS can be integrated into SAP KM using SSO based on SAP Logon Tickets thus eliminating the need of user mapping. |
11/2005 |
Exchange Server, Outlook Web Access, SAP Enterprise Portal |
Integration of Outlook Web Access into SAP Enterprise Portal |
Integrating Microsoft Exchange using Outlook Web Access allows portal users to access their Microsoft Outlook e-mail, task, contact and calendar information. |
10/2004 |
Content Management Server, SAP R/3, SAP Connector for .NET |
Microsoft Content Management Server Integration with SAP using SAP connector for .NET |
Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 allows authors to quickly create and update content on a Web site, with minimal knowledge of the site architecture or structure, using tasks predefined by a site administrator. Learn how to extend an existing MCMS implementation to deliver SAP content by making use of the SAP .NET Connector and MCMS custom placeholder controls. (34 printed pages) |
07/2004 |
