Search advice for good ABAP-connect-Java Book

Hi,
I want to navigate a Java-application in SAP.
The Java-application is a routing-software.
The SAP-user (the planner/coodinator) should choose a
customer and a worker/sales-person in an ABAP-application.
So this the SAP-user plans, which sales person drives to
which customer.
The ABAP-application should give this information to the java-application
which then plans the route! The user should not remark anything from
the communication between abap- and java-application.
Has anybody an idea with which technique I can realise the problem?
Can anybody advice me a good manual or book concerning this topic?

Hi,
    These are the recommended books for OO programming in ABAP.
1.ABAP Objects: The Official Reference
by Horst Keller, Joachim Jacobitz
This is systematic language reference book for ABAP Objects.
2. ABAP Objects: Introduction to Programming SAP(R) Applications
by Horst Keller, Sascha Kruger
3.Java and BAPI Technology for SAP" by by Ken Kroes, Anil Thakur, Gareth M. deBruyn, Robert Lyfareff
Regards

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