Friday 28 October 2011

SAP NetWeaver Portal

SAP NetWeaver Portal Description

SAP NetWeaver Portal
The next level, who want their applications to SAP NetWeaver Portal must-read for SAP professionals. Using this book as a guide for you alone, composite applications and business plans, including the architecture and application development for many of SAP NetWeaver Portal content to explore the different effects. Readers will learn the intricate details of Federated Portals and Business Intelligence Self-Service, this type of employee and manager, a member of MRS, and more content on the portal scenario, where reasonable use. In addition, readers can enjoy their special needs, a basis for the book examples.

Features of SAP NetWeaver Portal
  • Functions: Information management, collaboration, merger, Portal Content Studio 
  • Architecture: Portal scenarios, Portal Framework, Connectors 
  • Installation and Configuration: Components, Basic Settings, Special 
  • Management: authorization and user management, control and information security, single sign-on, the transportation system 
  • Development: Composite applications, SAP NetWeaver Visual Composer, Web Dynpro ABAP PDK in the NET / Java, SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio,
About the Author (s)

Valentin Nicolescu, Technical University of Munich, Germany, SAP Competence Centre of the University works. Katharina Klappert SAP CRM Ismaning maihiro GmbH, Germany is a consultant. Prof. Helmut Krcmar Technical University of Munich, the president of the Chair of Information and Document Management. In this book the author has swimming pool years of experience in the SAP portal.

2 comments:

  1. Nice post explains the features of SAP netweaver portal it will going to help many peoples for there business. online business software

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  2. I agree with Aldus that listing of features of SAP netweaver portal that you did above will indeed help many people who seek this information.Moreover the book also seems promising.
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