Web enable of Custom transaction

Hi Group,
I have a requirement to web enable a custom dialog transaction on the intranet/internet. I wanted to know whether it is possible and how much effort will it take.
What all possible solutions are available? What are the advantages of using one over the other.
Please let me know at the earliest.
Regards,
Ankur Bhandari

Hi Ankur
The easiest method is using SAP GUI HTML method of ITS.There you need not do anything . If you have ITS You can directly call the transaction onto web without much effort.but some of the controls does not work properly in this method as it is autmatically converted to web.this is the easiest and very less time consuming method.
There are other methods of ITS also available. where you can change the templates or create your own templates for web.
You can also go for BSP's where you can design the screen and write the logic again in ABAP.
Regards
Naresh

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I have a requirement to web enable a custom dialog transaction on the intranet/internet. I wanted to know whether it is possible and how much effort will it take.
What all possible solutions are available? What are the advantages of using one over the other.
Please let me know at the earliest.
Regards,
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Web enable custom transaction

Hi Group,
I have a requirement to web enable a custom dialog transaction on the intranet/internet. I wanted to know whether it is possible and how much effort will it take.
What all possible solutions are available? What are the advantages of using one over the other.
Please let me know at the earliest.
Regards,
Ankur Bhandari

Hi Ankur,
Yes, it is possible with ITS. The effort will depends on the nature of the dialog transaction.
If you want to use this transaction on internet then it will be ok to use as a web enable transaction, but if you want to use as a intranet then I would suggest SAPGUI, the reason is their are couple of functionality which might not work on web based transactions.
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Hi,
I was going through different forums on SDN regarding this subject and at lot of places, it is said that ITS takes care of conversion of R/3 screens to html screens. So even if it is a custom transaction, developer doesn't need to worry for web enabling a transaction in the portal.
Now I have two questions regarding this
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1. Is web enabling for a standard transaction and custom transaction done in the same way? If not, how is it done for custom transactions.
2. If web enabling (conversion from sap gui to html) is taken care by ITS itself, what is the need of importing business packages on the portal side.
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> 1. How to web enable a standard transaction?
You need to have your SMICM and SICF settings in place and running.
> 1. Is web enabling for a standard transaction and
> custom transaction done in the same way? If not, how
> is it done for custom transactions.
In ITS you need to develop and publish an Internet service which is roughly an equivalent to r/3 transaction.
> 2. If web enabling (conversion from sap gui to html)
> is taken care by ITS itself, what is the need of
> importing business packages on the portal side.
I'm not entirely familiar with the SAP portal solution, but once the service is published through ITS it is accessible through any browser, so any portal not just from SAP should be able to display it.
One big benefit of having 640 over earlier versions is to have one sap instance serve the web pages to your browser.
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Web enable of transaction

Hi Group,
I have a requirement to web enable a custom dialog transaction on the intranet/internet. I wanted to know whether it is possible and how much effort will it take.
What all possible solutions are available? What are the advantages of using one over the other.
Please let me know at the earliest.
Regards,
Ankur Bhandari

Hello Ankur,
the easiest way is to install an ITS (Internet Transaction Server) and run the Transaction with SAP GUI for HTML. With this solution you don't have to do any programming. Other ways to <a href="/people/gregor.wolf3/blog/2004/09/05/access-sap-r3-from-external SAP R/3 from External</a> are described in this <a href="/people/gregor.wolf3/blog/2004/09/05/access-sap-r3-from-external.
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Hi,
Our requirement is to web enable SAP R/3 (>4.6) transactions in the portal (EP 6.0). We don't want to check for user authorization in the portal as all these things are done in the R/3 system. We just want to have an iView in the portal which will show all the transactions user is authorized for (in the R/3 system). I think it will be something similar to when the user logs into the R/3 system using SAP GUI.
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