Implementing Internet Sales for R3

Hello experts,
I have this scenario and I would like some guidance to implement Internet Sales for R3:
ECC 6.0 AS ABAP
I really don't know what to do as a starting point to implement Internet Sales and how can it be customized, and deployed..
If developments are needed can we use the WebDynpro (for Java) framework ?
As you can see experts, I'm blank and any ideas or documentation will come handy.
We would need to implement Internet Sales in a B2B scenario.. so far no credit card online payment are needed.
As I said, I would need like a list of things taht must be installed in the scenario I described in order to hace ISA running.
Thanks in advance.
JV.

Hi,
Refer to [Internet Sales|http://help.sap.com/content/documentation/erp/docu_sbs_erp_iserp.htm]
Regards
Bala

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New to Internet Sales for ERP - Few basic questions.

Hi,
We are going to implement Internet Sales for ERP and I have some questions.
1) Is Product Catalog Mandatory for implementing Internet Sales for ERP / R3?
2) We are already using MDM for catalog and we are not the Product Catalog module in R3. Will there be a problem implementing MDM into ISA? Has anyone implemented ISA with MDM as product catalog?
3) We are planning to make it an extra-net application; what is the best architecture placement of the ISA server? Should we have it in DMZ or outside DMZ. What is the best approach among option a and b?
a) Web Browser (Internet) -- External Firewall -- Webserver + ISA server -- Internal Firewall -- ERP
b) Web Browser (Internet) -- External Firewall -- Webserver -- Internal Firewall -- ISA server + ERP
Please Enlighten.
Thanks,
Deepak

Hello Deepak,
1) Is Product Catalog Mandatory for implementing Internet Sales for ERP / R3?
Catalog is an independent piece of feature and integrated to the basket (or the selling process). You can hide the internal catalog by a switch in the Shopadmin XCM administration - Catalog tab._But_ you may still need a catalog (internal) for reading variant data. However, no replication is required.
2) We are already using MDM for catalog and we are not the Product Catalog module in R3. Will there be a problem implementing MDM into ISA? Has anyone implemented ISA with MDM as product catalog?
ISA works with external catalogs with ease. All you need is to make use of the Open catalog Interface (OCI) feature. After all, OCI is a SAP technology, and all its products must be capable of understanding it. Isn't it? SAP MDM catalog is OCI enabled.
3) We are planning to make it an extra-net application; what is the best architecture placement of the ISA server? Should we have it in DMZ or outside DMZ. What is the best approach among option a and b?
a) Web Browser (Internet) -- External Firewall -- Webserver + ISA server -- Internal Firewall -- ERP
b) Web Browser (Internet) -- External Firewall -- Webserver -- Internal Firewall -- ISA server + ERP
(b)
Please Enlighten.
Let there be light - Funny thing, showing light to Deepak?
Easwar Ram
http://www.parxlns.com

CRM e-Commerce - Need internet sales for Pharma

Hello All,
My pharma company is in need of an online ordering system. We use SAP ECC 6.0 currently and need more information
on how CRM for internet sales can be used with external customers for placing pharma orders.
Any information is appreciated.
Thank you,
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With ECC 6.0 you can implement E-Commerce (Internet Sales) with ERP and create a new ordering channel for your customers. The orders will be created directly in the ECC 6.0 system. This is the quickest path to the customer.
Optionally, you can have CRM and there are more scenarios involving CRM and ECC. However, the new erpcrmstandard scenario lets one use CRM catalog, yet create orders directly in ERP, thus avoiding any complex pricing conversion to Java in CRM.
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Internet Sales for ECC 5.0

Dear community,
We are running ECC 5.0 and looking for simple B2B internet solution. Just create sales order online and tracking status of sales order, delivery and billinng. Credit status would be additional modification. My idea, CRM-Internet Sales would be too complicated and we are looking for Internet Sales (R/3 Edition) Can we run it on ECC 5.0? What are required component?
Thank you so much for your help.

Sunion,
SAP eCommerce consists of
1) E-marketing
Support demand generation and customer loyalty processes via the Internet.
Personalize your customers' Web experiences with the most relevant and convenient online interactions and information.
Generate additional revenue through a Web-based channel via comprehensive support for catalog management, content management, campaign execution, customer segmentation, personalization, and a store locator
2) E-selling
Run business-to-business (B2B) or business-to-consumer (B2C) selling processes on the Internet.
Enable a full range of e-selling processes, including quote and order management, pricing and contracts, interactive selling and configuration, web auctions, and selling via partners.
Streamline sales and fulfillment operations with an end-to-end order-to-cash process.
3) E-service
Offer your customers an intuitive channel to perform service tasks, from requesting a service visit to logging a complaint or registering a product.
Enable customers to perform service-related tasks such as checking order status, obtaining order tracking information, managing accounts and payments, and researching and resolving product problems.
Service complex products that require sophisticated maintenance.
4) E-analytics
Gain insight into, analyze, and act on e-business trends.
Measure and optimize the success of your Web shop and online content.
Perform analysis across the breadth of marketing, sales, and service from a Web perspective and track and use Web behavior to target customers and drive future marketing activities.
ISA is part of E-Selling
Internet Sales(ISA) comes in 2 flavours CRM flavour and R/3 flavour first one is for the customer who has CRM as their central solution and second one is for small customer which have only R/3. The core functionality in both the flavours is almost same. For difference between CRM ISA and R/3 ISA please search the forum.
Thanks!
Surya.

Internet Sales for R/3

I have download the CD 51019848 and it has a ISA folder which has b2b and bdc ear files,
I was told that I can install just ISA without the CRM on WAS 7.0
currently we have SAP BW3.5 on 6.40 Kernel and EP 6.0, and R/3 4.6D,
1. Can I install the ISA on EP6.0 SP 14 if yes what are the steps for doing it.
2. Where can I download WAS 7.0
3. if ISA can be installed on WAS, can I use BW WAS 6.40 for installing ISA
I will appreciate if somebody can help, as I have a deadline for this ISA to be prepared for demo by 15th Jan.
Thanks
Jagraj Dhillon

Hi Jagraj
For re-login error...Try to change the parameter
"reloginurl.core.isa.sapmarkets.com" in the
application web.xml file then restart the application..
Please let me know what kind of Single Sign On (SSO) are u using...
SAP Logon Ticket or User Mapping..
Well I was too trying to integrate ISA B2B with portal.
But got stucked up somewhere...
Following is the procedure for the integration that we tried..
Download the certicate from your portal and upload it in the SAP system
using transaction "STRUSTSSO2".
a.) Check for the ISA UserID and create the same UserID in the portal.
Make sure that the portal UserID should be same as the ISA UserID
not the User Alias.
b.) create a url IView and name it as B2B.
enter the URL for eg.
http://<hostname>:<port>/b2b/b2b/login.do
Enter the URL parameter
Portal=yes
Set the property of this IView
Request= POST
Load = Server-Side
Entry Point = Yes
c.) Save and Preview it..
d.) You will get a message..
Session is Invalid, Please re-login
Click on this link.....
I'm working on this ... will let let u know if i resolve it.....
e.) Make sure that you should login in the portal with the same UserID created in
ISA ..
f.) The UserID should not be the UserAlias.. as ISA uses useralias to login...
g.) Preview that IView ...
The strange thing i noticed is the iview is running fine
on my system but when i try to preview the iview from
other system, i get the ISA b2b login page...
I thought it is something related to cookies...
I had clear all the cookies and then again checked the
iview.. and it was again working fine...
I dont know why it is not working on other system..
I've to check it .. n will let u know..
I hope this would help ..
regards
Sandeep Solanki

How to attach PDF file to product catalog in Internet Sales R/3

Hi Experts,
We are implementing SAP E-Commerce (Internet Sales) for mySAP ERP or SAP R/3, release 5.0.
I need to attach a PDF file to the product in the product catalog of the Web Shop. Some where in the documentation I have read that itu2019s possible.
I have created a document with following parameter:
Document 2001 \ Document Type L01 \ Document Part 000 \ Document version 00
In that document, I have created one original with the following parameters:
Applic. PDF \ Data Carrier isar3 \ Original <WebServer folder>/SAP.pdf
I have assigned this document objects to the product as u2018Documentsu2019 in the product catalog. (through Tcode WWM2).
I have uploaded the PDF file to the correct Web Server folder.
But I CAN NOT see my PDF file anywhere in Web Catalog.
By the way, following the same steps I have also created another Document containing 2 original images:
Document 2002 \ Document Type L01 \ Document Part 000 \ Document version 00
In that document, I have created 2 originals with the following parameters:
Applic. LIM \ Data Carrier isar3 \ Original <WebServer folder>/ Test_big.jpg
Applic. SIM \ Data Carrier isar3 \ Original <WebServer folder>/ Test_small.jpg
I have assigned this document objects to the product as u2018Documentsu2019 in the product catalog. (through Tcode WWM2).
I have uploaded the image files to the correct Web Server folder.
I CAN see the small and large image in my product catalog with out any problem.
Is it possible to attach PDF in this way? Am I making any mistake? Am I selecting the correct document type (L01) for the document?
Please guide me.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Abir Kundu.

Hi Abir,
 SAP standard for R/3 E-commerce allows only SIM and LIM applications.
Any further requirements like PDF needs to be an enhancement on the product details JSP.
Also make sure you are storing the PDFs in the right location to retreive it on the product details.
Thanks,
Kiran Kanth.C

R/3 Internet Sales & CRM Internet Sales -- Difference

Hi all,
Can anyone prompt me on the exact difference between an R/3 Internet sales and CRM internet sales.

Suresh,
Internet Sales for CRM is the "full version" of the application designed for high-volume, heavy duty e-commerce processing. The CRM version actually was produced before the R/3 version. The R/3 version has most of the functionality of the R/3 version, but is more of a replacement for SAP online store. You will find in the service marketplace comparisons on what functionality is not present in the R/3 version.
I would personally recommend CRM version if you are looking at a heavy transactional volume/large catalog size. The R/3 version uses the product catalog in R/3 which is not as user friendly as the CRM product catalog. Honestly both solutions have the share the same "front-end" application logic and only differ in the backend application connection. You should evaluate what your business needs are and determine whether you the requirements/budget dicate a quick and easy e-commerce implementation(R/3 Internet Sales) or more complex implementation(CRM Internet Sales).
I have worked with SAP e-selling solutions since version 3.1H and would tell you can't go wrong with either product. Internet Sales(CRM) implementations tend to take more time than Internet Sales(R3). The reason being is the fact you have to setup a CRM system(middleware, rewrite your pricing exits, etc).
Good Luck,
Stephen

Deploy error on SAP J2EE (CRM/Internet Sales)

We are using Internet Sales for CRM 4.0 on SAPJ2EE 6.20 SP24.
When deploying the application I get a strange error message saying:
WARNING 1 - Error can't load Servlet com.sapmarkets.isa.core.ActionServlet :
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/sap/util/monitor/jarm/sat/ISatCheck
I don't understand why I get this. The application cannot be run since I get the same error when trying to access the webpage (//localhost:80/b2b/b2b_prot/init.do). I have tried to register all relevant libraries using the changelib and changeref commands.
Anyone have any suggestions!?
Best Regards
Andreas

Hi,
You seems to be right about the build tool.
Now when I try to access the application it gives the following error message:
java.lang.Exception: No XCM application configuration has been passed and there is no default XCM application configuration defined. Check XCM configuration
But when I enter the XCM configuration http://localhost/b2b_***/admin/xcm/init.do
(with correct user and password) I cannot change anything.
Under Start->Options I cannot change paths. I cannot change any settings under Application Configurations under neither SAP nor Customer.
Is there some setting missing?
Best Regards
/Andreas

Is Internet Sales (R/3) without CRM still viable?

Is Internet Sales for R/3 without mySAP CRM still a viable solution? I am finding several posts and notes related to Internet Sales outside of CRM, but most of this information is at least one year old.
I am trying to research if SAP still offers a e-commerce platform solution for ECC outside of CRM. We are not ready to tackle CRM yet, but would like to avoid writing all e-Commerce functions from scratch if possible.
If Internet Sales is still an active product, could someone give me links to technical information like the master guide or install guides?
Your help is greatly appreciated (and points will be given).
Scott

Hi,
the product is renamed to ECO and it is still possible to run the ECO against R/3 Backend. I am involved in severeal ECO 5.0 project against R/3. Maybe you should look for 'SAP E-Commerce for mySAP ERP'. Please check out the SAP Note 817119 and 842049.
Kind regards
Michael

FTP Error in Internet sales during product catalogue replication

Hi all,
I am configuring the internet sales for demo purpose on CRM 2007-IDES system, when i am replicating the catalogue to isa it gives error regarding FTP.
Please give me the idea if iam using internal system not public ip at this time FTP server required or not.
If yes then how i can install this software and connect with crm system.
Please help
Regards
Apoorva

hi,
during catalog replication the product pictures will be copied to the TREX server. The replication process uses ftp for copying the pictures. You can enable if you would like to replicate the pictures too. Try to disable this first and your replication should work fine.
Regards
Michael

Diference between ICSS and CRM Internet sales

Hello,
can any one let me have information on ICSS, how to configure, for B2B scenario. how is it different from Internet sales for B2B and Customer Interaction Center.
Thank you

Hello,
The distintion betwen ICSS and Internet Sales is simply that one is used for 'Service' and the other for 'Sales'. Both solutions offer automated online access. If the customer has a problem with eitehr ICSS or Internet Sales, the customer can be directed to the Interaction Center where an agent or customer service representative can assist the customer in person. An organization might first drive users to the internet options because they are lower cost.
ICSS, or Internet Customer Self Service is a web-enabled 'Service' solution. ICSS is part of mySAP CRM E-Service, a solution that provides Web self-service applications that extend access to enterprise knowledge and service processes on the latest Java-based platform. Businesses can offer their customers a personalized and effective Web experience by empowering them to solve their product-related problems, manage their installed base of products and services, and initiate support, through a variety of communication channels.
Internet Sales on the other hand is web-enabled 'Sales' solution. With SAP Internet Sales, you can run your complete sales process on the Internet -- without the need for a CRM deployment. You can also develop and manage an effective online sales catalog. And provide customers with online product configuration, easy-to-use shopping basket features, product availability checks, secure transactions, order status and tracking, and after-sales service. All in one easy-to-use environment.
Best Regards,
John

INTERNET SALES B2B E-COMMERCE FOR SAP

Hi All:
I want to implement the latest Internet sales component into our R/3 version 4.7 landscape. I keep getting conflicting information from my SAP contacts on what the correct components are. I have been instructed to download SAP E-COMMERCE 5.0 FOR SAP, E-COMMERCE W.SAP ERP - V1.600, INTERNET SALES APPLICATION FOR ERP... I cannot seem to validate what the correct component is that I should implement. I've seen posts on this website that refer to each so that has done little to help steer me in the right direction. I do not want to implement CRM. I only want to implement the latest version of the Internet Sales component that is compatible with R/3 4.7. Can you tell me the correct component to download and the path in the software download center where I can locate it?
Can you also give me an idea of what configuration is required on the R/3 side? For example, I know the Product Catalog is required to provide content. Likewise, there is configuration for Online Stores. Is that relevant for this component or is that intended for a different type of Internet Sales landscape?
Thanks,
Randy

We are trying to install a central instance of the E-Commerce 5.0 for R/3 solution on a 32-bit Windows 2003 server, running on top of SQL 2005 32-bit Standard Edition. The Netweaver 7.0 Kit has an installation for IA-64 and X-64 but does not appear to have a 32-bit installation. Did you install the E-Commerce 5.0 component on a 32-bit Windows server? If so, on what DVD did you find the 32-bit Netweaver components for a centralized E-Commerce 5.0 installation?
Can you also provide me with a link to the installation guide that explains what to install and how to install to a 32-bit Windows machine?
Kind regards,
Randy

User mapping for the B2B Internet Sales on the Portal environment

Dear All,
We implement a B2B Internet Sales scenario and we use a SAP CRM 4 system as also a SAP Enterprise Portal 6. The problem we have is the following.
On the portal environment we maintain the SAP CRM as system and we have maintained the user mapping between the portal and the CRM users. The portal users have access on standard SAP transaction like for example the BP, etc. We try to give also access using the SSO functionality on the B2B Internet Sales and the problem on this case is that the Portal user have no the same mapping because on the B2B web site the system uses different user ids. For example I logon on the SAP CRM system with user iq000001 but on the B2B Internet Sales I logon with the user-id 45311.
Does anyone an idea how I can solve this problem ?
Thanks in advance

Dear Tiest,
Thanks for your reply. So, your answer is correct because when I maintain an internet user for example I use the BP transaction (Business Partner Management) and when I choose the Internet User role then I maintain all the relevant data (user name, alias, etc). The system as you know, automatically creates also an SAP user.
About your alternative way to create the users using the XCM user administration tool, I have no idea how I will manage the process. Do you have any documentation about that ?
Thanks in advance

How difficult is it to implement indirect sales tax for India?

Dear All,
What is the level of difficulty to implement indirect sales taxes for India? Is this a low, medium, or high level of difficulty implementation?
Does India offer a nationalization package, and is it necessary to install India's nationalization?
Ultimately, I need to get an estimate for the number of people and days of work involved in order to determine the expected cost.
Kind regards,
Mark

Hi Mark,
The level of difficulty to implement indirect sales taxes for India is high level of difficulty implementation?
Country India Version is along with ECC. No need to implement any other package.
Depend on the requirement it takes 2-3 months of implementation for CIN. And Two consultants are required to configure this implementation. If A consultant has 2-3 years in the CIN Configuration then 1 Consultant is enough. Cost vary from organization to organization.
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SAP Internet Sales Implementation

Dear SAP Gurus,
Our company SAP R/3 system is in ECC 5.0 . We would like to implement SAP Internet Sales without CRM .
Please help me to answer the following questions.
1) What SAP Skill set we need to implement
2) Is it complicated , we are planning to implement the best practice without any custom modification
3) what is the project duration normally
4) how it works.
Please give an insight of this application
Thanks in advance
Tom

Hi Tom,
Go thru this link
http://help.sap.com/content/documentation/erp/docu_sbs_erp_iserp.htm
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