Hi everyone !!!!!
here is the example to connect the SAP ERP syetm to .Net Application.
for connection to SAP ERP to .NET Application through RFC (Remote Function), we need some dll files that can be easily available in internet or microsoft
SAPLogonCtrl.dll
SAPFunctionsOCX.dll
Step 1 : Download these 2 files
Step 2 : Open visual studio --> Start New Project (using C# or VB)
Step 3: In the solution explorer 'Right Click', add reference to these dll into you website
Step 4 : After add reference, need to write the code for connect to ERP SAP
Step 5 : Write below code to connect to ERP using namespace
using SAPLogonCtrl;
using SAPFunctionsOCX;
protected Boolean SAPConnection()
{
SAPLogonCtrl.SAPLogonControlClass Login = new SAPLogonCtrl.SAPLogonControlClass();
SAPLogonCtrl.Connection SapConn;
Login.ApplicationServer = "ERP Server Name or IP";
Login.SystemNumber = SystemNumber;
Login.Client = "ClientNumber";
Login.Language = "SAP Language";
Login.User = "SAP User ID";
Login.Password = "SAP Password";
SapConn = (SAPLogonCtrl.Connection)Login.NewConnection();
if (SapConn.Logon(0, true))
{
Response.Write("Connected to SAP");
return true;
}
else
{
Response.Write("Not able to connect SAP");
return false;
}
}
here is the example to connect the SAP ERP syetm to .Net Application.
for connection to SAP ERP to .NET Application through RFC (Remote Function), we need some dll files that can be easily available in internet or microsoft
SAPLogonCtrl.dll
SAPFunctionsOCX.dll
Step 1 : Download these 2 files
Step 2 : Open visual studio --> Start New Project (using C# or VB)
Step 3: In the solution explorer 'Right Click', add reference to these dll into you website
Step 4 : After add reference, need to write the code for connect to ERP SAP
Step 5 : Write below code to connect to ERP using namespace
using SAPLogonCtrl;
using SAPFunctionsOCX;
protected Boolean SAPConnection()
{
SAPLogonCtrl.SAPLogonControlClass Login = new SAPLogonCtrl.SAPLogonControlClass();
SAPLogonCtrl.Connection SapConn;
Login.ApplicationServer = "ERP Server Name or IP";
Login.SystemNumber = SystemNumber;
Login.Client = "ClientNumber";
Login.Language = "SAP Language";
Login.User = "SAP User ID";
Login.Password = "SAP Password";
SapConn = (SAPLogonCtrl.Connection)Login.NewConnection();
if (SapConn.Logon(0, true))
{
Response.Write("Connected to SAP");
return true;
}
else
{
Response.Write("Not able to connect SAP");
return false;
}
}
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