Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Partner-delivered Enterprise Services - Summary (Final Part 10)

This architecture series provides you first hand insights into the entire process of delivering methodology-compliant services following SAP's best practices. Watch screencams and follow the instructions until you finally implement your very own services in a variety of programming languages. Check out all previous blogs of this series:

       Part 1 - Introducing the storyboard
       Part 2 - Outlining the "Way to Deliver" SAP methodology-compliant Services
       Part 3 - Service Modeling
       Part 4 - Defining Services
       Part 5 - Leveraging a wizard to automate Service Creation
       Part 6 - Implementing Services in Java
       Part 7 - Implementing Services in .NET
       Part 8 - Implementing Services in ABAP
       Part 9 - Custom Development delivered Custom Enterprise Services

New ESR Content Certification released by SAP ICC New!

After successful certification of CONET's solution COACH (Groupware Integration), the new Enterprise Services Repository content certification (NW-ESR-CNT) has been released by SAP Integration and Certification Center (ICC). SAP ICC collaborated with the Global Co-Innovation Lab (COIL) Network project team and SAP's own enterprise service development governance team to define this new certification.

Partners that are aiming at investing into the enhancement of their solutions with SAP SOA methodology-compliant services will from now on be able to certify their solutions.

Further links:

• Certification interface page
• Solutions already certified

SAP starts Beta Test for New Simple Sample Applications Featuring SAP NetWeaver BPM Technology

SAP started a beta test for three new pilot Simple Sample Applications using SAP NetWeaver Business Process Management (BPM) technology: Approve Sales Order Change Request, Approve Purchase Requisition and Create Purchase Order, and Manage Leave Request. These pilot apps are implementations of small business processes. All SAP Community members are invited to participate. Check out details in Volker Haentjes' blog.