I have received a few inquires about users getting the following error when they try to execute the NCo Samples provided by DataXstream: Cannot get destination XXX -- no destination... read more →
Since I posted step-by-step instructions on how to build an NCo RFC client, the request I most often get is how to populate and pass a table of data as... read more →
Recently, I published an article showing step-by-step instructions for how to consume an SAP RFC with the SAP .Net Connector 3.0 (NCo 3.0). The article included code samples and a working... read more →
Don't you hate it when you're talking on the cell phone and the call drops? I was talking to my wife on the way to my client site this... read more →
SAP .NET Connector 2.0 offered a couple of different sample projects that were instrumental in my learning process. As I mentioned in my post detailing the steps to build an... read more →
The SAP .Net Connector 3.0 (NCo 3.0) offers many improvements over the 2.0 version of that product. Unfortunately, SAP no longer offers example .NET code. This blog attempts to fill that... read more →
This past summer, SAP announced a new version of SAP Connector for Microsoft .NET -- NCo 3.0. SAP decided to give us an early Christmas present when they officially released... read more →
This blog post describes step-by-step how to use the SAP .Net Connector and Microsoft C# to create an SAP RFC Server. This allows an SAP process to call your custom... read more →
In my last blog entitled What’s in a Namespace, I discussed the value of developing deliverable custom solutions in a reserved unique namespace. In this blog, I will discuss how... read more →
Overview This blog post describes how to receive an IDOC from an SAP system, using the SAP .Net Connector 2.0 and Microsoft C#. EDITOR'S NOTE: SAP .Net Connector 2.0 has... read more →
