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Microsoft-SAP Technical Guidance
Microsoft is committed to providing you with technical information on how to better integrate Microsoft and SAP
solutions, reduce complexity, and have a continued focus on TCO. As such, providing the latest technical
details and know-how on how to implement and integrate Microsoft and SAP technologies is of utmost importance.
From learning about details on Microsoft SQL Server for SAP environments to integrating SAP applications with
the Microsoft Office System, you'll find a breadth of knowledge in this section.
Such technical information is always a work in progress as new versions of technologies are released,
best practices are refined, and some technologies are no longer applicable. Therefore, bookmark this page and
return often. We're confident you will find helpful information to aid in your efforts of either
implementing SAP on the Microsoft Windows and SQL Server platform or integrating SAP with Microsoft .NET.
Please click on the links below for individual technical documents and resources.
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Office System
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.gif) Microsoft Office gives your organization and
your people enhanced capabilities for simplifying how people and teams work together, streamlining processes and content management,
and improving business insight across your organization. For more information, see the Office site on Microsoft.com.
InfoPath, Forms Solution, SAP NetWeaver |
 Integrating Microsoft Office 2007 Form Solutions with SAP Web Services
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This paper describes several scalable options for online and offline SAP form solutions. The intent of this paper is to provide suggestions for how to build a forms solution with SAP Web services and Microsoft Office InfoPath® and Microsoft Office Forms Services as part of Microsoft Office SharePoint® Technologies.
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08/2008 |
InfoPath, NetWeaver |
Consuming SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Services in a Microsoft Office InfoPath Form |
To demonstrate interoperability features of SAP Enterprise SOA in its integration with Microsoft
Office tools, Anne Tarnoruder of SAP NetWeaver Product Management, and Dudu Benabou of Microsoft
Consulting Services introduce a sample InfoPath 2007 form template that consumes SAP Enterprise Services
to retrieve information from back-end systems. For better understanding of each implementation step in
the article, you can download and examine the accompanying code.
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02/2007 |
Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Outlook 2003, SAP R/3, SAP NetWeaver, SAP Web Services |
Smart Client Solution to Access SAP Travel-related Transactions using Microsoft Outlook |
This whitepaper describes a practical and powerful approach to use Microsoft Office as a single point of access for enterprise travel management, with seamless integration to SAP for transaction processing. |
11/2006 |
Office, Visual Studio, .NET Framework 3.0, NetWeaver, WebServices, Workflow Foundation, Communication Foundation |
Building Workflow Enabled End-to-end Smart Client Apps using .NET Framework 3.0, SAP Web Services and Office VSTO
 Sample source code
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This paper provides information about how to use the Web Services SAP NetWeaver Application Server offers with Visual Studio 2005. The paper contains a detailed walkthrough of how to configure SAP NetWeaver for offering Web Services including screenshots and the necessary SAP transactions and a detailed explanation of how to write a .NET application using the Web Services from SAP. In addition the author describes a possible approach for tracing and debugging. |
07/2006 |
Office, NetWeaver XI, Web Services |
Integrating MS Office and SAP Apps |
The aim of this article is to show you how to connect to SAP R/3 systems from Microsoft Office applications. In this article, it will be shown how simple this task is provided you have the right tools.
It will also be shown how you connect to a J2EE application from Microsoft Office applications.
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02/2006 |
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