Austin Sincock

Enterprise Java for SAP (eBook, PDF)

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Austin Sincock provides step-by-step real-world examples for developing Enterprise Java applications on SAP. His is the first title that uses open-source software to help developers learn and use Java for SAP.

Bridges the gap between SAP's language ABAP and object-oriented Java

Provides a complete look at SAP's Java connector, JCo

Demonstrates graphical application development for SAP using Java's Swing libraries

Shows how to deploy and build Java applications on the Tomcat Java application server

Teaches how to deploy the Java-based HypersonicSQL database, use SQL to populate the database, and tie the external database into an SAP system with Java

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Apress
• Seitenzahl: 336
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2008
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781430208112
• Artikelnr.: 44045336

Autorenporträt

Austin Sincock has been a strong proponent for the development and use of Enterprise Java to provide access to SAP R/3 systems for the last four years. He has managed product application suites and technical projects around implementing this functionality for major R/3 environments for the last seven years. His projects have included Kraft Foods, Volvo Sweden, and DirecTV. In addition to designing and marketing Java-based SAP applications, Austin evangelizes the use of SAP/Java technologies through both public speaking and web/print publications. He is a frequent speaker at seminars that address the issues of web-enabling SAP, including the Web Enabling Summit 2001, SAP TechEd 2001, and the SearchSAP SAP Developers Summit 2002.

Inhaltsangabe

Extending SAP: Past and Present Technologies.- Exploring the Java Platform.- Understanding Object-Oriented Design and Development.- JCo 101: Programming with SAP's Java Connector.- Building a Desktop Interface to SAP.- Extending SAP to the Web.- Developing Web Applications with Struts.- Crossing the Chasm: Bridging SAP and an External Database.- Advanced Java Programming in SAP.