Want to access non SAP system from EP

Hey Guys,
We are having a system (CRMS) which is a non SAP system. I know through EP we can connect to the non SAP system.
Can somebody pls tell me the steps to do this. I want to access the data from non SAP system on Enterprise Portal.
Pls provide me the useful links / doc.
Thanks in advance.
NIkesh Shah

Hello Nikesh,
As I mentioned, kindly check up on help.sap.com.
Anyways:
Create an HTTP system using the System Templates Provided. Instead of selecting SAP Systems you select HTTP system. Provide parameters:
Authentication method: POST
Authentication Type: Server
URL Parameter for Password & URL Parameter for Username: This you can get by doing a View Source on the Login Page of your CRMS appln. e.g. <input type = "hidden" name ="user"> -> So in this case you pick up user
In User management property select Usermapping and admin,user
Now create a URL iView:
System: Select the 1 you created.
URL: URL to your application till before any query string starts.
REQUEST Methid: GET
URL Parameter 1: <the user param from the source> TYPE = Mapped User
URL Parameter 2: <the pwd param from the source> TYPE = Mapped Password
Enter the user mapping for that user and test the iview.

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