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Java & BAPI Technology for SAP
by Ken Kroes and Anil Thakur	ISBN:0761523057
Premier Press 2000 (432 pages)
Learn Java and how to integrate it into an SAP project.

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	Java & BAPI Technology for SAP
	Introduction
	Part I - The Basics
	Chapter 1	-	The Roles of Java in the ERP Industry
	Chapter 2	-	SAP Automation Architecture
	Chapter 3	-	VisualAge for Java
	Chapter 4	-	Setting up the Development and Operating Environments
	Chapter 5	-	A Few Simple Java/SAP Examples
	Chapter 6	-	Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
	Chapter 7	-	The Basics of the Java Language
	Chapter 8	-	Objects, Classes, and Interfaces
	Chapter 9	-	Building Simple User Interfaces
	Chapter 10	-	JavaBeans, ActiveX, Applets, and the Internet
	Part II - Using Java with SAP
	Chapter 11	-	Integrating Java with SAP through RFCs and BAPIs
	Chapter 12	-	SAP’s Business Object Repository
	Chapter 13	-	Building a More Advanced User Interface
	Chapter 14	-	SAP Assistant
	Chapter 15	-	Internet Transaction Server
	Chapter 16	-	Deciding Which Technology to Use for a New Application
	Chapter 17	-	Design Considerations for HTML/RFC-Based SAP Interfaces
	Chapter 18	-	BAPI Development
	PART III - Details on Java RFC and BAPI Connections
	Chapter 19	-	The COM.SAP.RFC Package
	Chapter 20	-	The COM.SAP.RFC.EXCEPTION Package
	Chapter 21	-	BAPI Collection
	Part IV - Appendixes
	Appendix A	-	Other Web Resources
	Appendix B	-	Basic HTML Reference
	Appendix C	-	ABAP/4 Data Types to Java Cross-Reference
	Appendix D	-	Using Sun’s Java Compiler
	Glossary
	Index
	List of Figures
	List of Tables
	List of Sidebars

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