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SAP NetWeaver &
Enterprise Services
Architecture
Enabler for adaptive business at
lowest total cost of ownership
Peter Emmel, Solution Architect
SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 2
SAP NetWeaver and

... Enterprise Services Architecture
Business Drives Technology
Enterprise Services Architecture
SAP NetWeaver Overview
SAP NetWeaver Details
Conclusion and FAQ
From SAP R/1 to mySAP Business Suite

Evolution of SAP during the last 30 years
mySAP
Business Suite,
SAP NetWeaver,
SAP Enterprise
mySAP.com
Services
one-step
Architecture
business
R/3
R/2
R/1
client/server
mainframe
0.3 million
revenue
9 employees
5.1 million
revenue
60 employees
50 customers
in 2 countries
1972
1979
6,265 billion
revenue
25,000
employees
15,000 customers
in 120 countries
424 million
revenue
3,200 employees
2,800 customers
in 35 countries
1992
1999/2000
7.4 billion
revenue
28,797
employees
19,300 customers
in 120+ countries
2002/2003
SAP R/3 Development Strategy

New developments in SAP R/3 Enterprise are encapsulated in
Extensions and can be optionally and flexibly deployed
The SAP R/3 Enterprise Extensions will also be available to all SAP R/3
Customers as part of SAP R/3 maintenance
SAP R/3 Enterprise Extensions have a separate release cycle to the
SAP R/3 Enterprise core
SAP
R/3 Enterprise
SAP
R/3 3.1
SAP
R/3 4.0
SAP
R/3 4.6
SAP
R/3 4.5
SAP R/3 Enterprise Architecture

SAP R/3 Enterprise is built along the principle of optimizing the
stable and mature core processes and infrastructure and
making new enhancements optional and deployable as needed.
Tuned core, optimized for

performance bases on 4.6C
(SAP R/3 Enterprise Core)
Optional new Functional
Enhancements
(SAP R/3 Enterprise Extensions)
Newest version of
mySAP.com Technology
technologies and
infrastructure enhancements
(SAP Web Application Server)
Basis and SAP Web AS Additional features

4.6
4.5
4.0
3.1
R/3 Basis
Additionally:
Performance
Reliability
Scalability
Versioning
Monitoring
Workflow
Development workbench
Transport management
Business object repository Security
Platform Independence
Native Internet
Support (SOAP,XML)
Open Integration
Web Services
Java and J2EE
Webflow
Security Enhancements
New Upgrade Tools
Transition Map
Different Possibilities for our customers
Or
n
tio
in a
b
m
Co
so
mySAP
Business
Suite
s
tep
S
e
es
f th
mySAP ...
mySAP CRM
mySAP SCM
mySAP ERP
R/3
R/3
Enterprise
SAP NetWeaver
Web AS
SAP NetWeaver
The integration and application platform for lower TCO
Unifies and aligns people,

information and business
processes
SAP NetWeaver
NetWeaver
People Integration
Integrates across
technologies and
organizational boundaries
Collaboration
Information Integration
Business
Intelligence
Knowledge
Management
Master Data Management
Process Integration
Integration
Broker
A safe choice with full .NET

and J2EE interoperability
Life Cycle Management
Composite Application Framework
Multi-Channel Access
Portal
Business Process
Management
The business foundation for

SAP and partners
Powers business-ready
solutions that reduce custom
integration
Application Platform
J2EE
Its Enterprise Services

Architecture increases
business process flexibility
ABAP
andOS
OS Abstraction
Abstraction
DBDBand
.NET
WebSphere
Integration is the Key Challenge

Document Mgmt
Business Drivers
Market
Analysis
Call
Center
Extended Value NetWork

Increased Market Dynamics
Integration costs are high

SCM
Lots of heterogeneous systems

Long integration projects
ERP
IT environments become
increasingly rigid
Pressure on IT increases
Technical
systems
Must leverage existing

investments
e-Sales
Trading
Must support new business

processes quicker
E-Procurement
Must reduce total cost of

ownership (TCO)
PLM
How to Address the Integration Challenge

Document Mgmt
Reduce complexity
Market
Analysis
Call
Center
Minimize the number of

connections through hubs
Use only 1 platform to integrate all
people, information, and systems
SCM
Reduce custom integration

Deliver .NET and J2EE
interoperability
ERP
Deliver adaptors for ISV products

Deliver products, not projects!
e-Sales
Trading
Technical
systems
Increase company performance

Increase ease of use, scalability
and adaptability
E-Procurement
Increase business process

flexibility by using an Enterprise
Services Architecture
PLM
As Technology evolves
Resuse instead of Replacement
R/2
R/3
mySAP.com
mySAP Business Suite
R/2 Basis
R/3
Basis
mySAP
Technology
SAP NetWeaver
AUTOMATION
DISTRIBUTION
(Centralization,
corporate rules)
1993
(Decentralization,
high end functional
systems)
er
Ar pris
ch e
ite Se
ct rvi
ur ce
e
s
PCAs*
En
t
3tie
rC
ai
nf
ra
m
e
M
ERP
lie
nt
/S
CRM
HR
er
ve
r
SCM
COMPOSITION
(team(team- and knowledge

driven corporation)
2003
PCA* = Packaged Composite Application (as delivered through SAP xApps)

SAP NetWeaver and

Conclusion and FAQ
From Technology to Vision

Technology 2002
SAP xApp Vision

xApp
People Integration
Portal
Collaboration
Business
Intelligence
Knowledge
Management
Process Integration
Integration
Broker
Business Process
Management
J2EE
SAP NetWeaver
New, snap on crosscross-functional business process
mySAP Business Suite

and other applications
ABAP
andOS
OS Abstraction
Abstraction
DBDB
and
.NET
WebSphere
Web services architecture
Solves integration challenge at bus. level
Leverages existing IT investm.
New, snap-on business processes
Open, masters heterogeneity
Cross-functional processes
Lower TCO
Continuous business innovation
One application and integration

platform
xApps from SAP, ISVs, SIs
Enterprise Services Architecture (ESA)

Make Web Services work for your business
Add new levels of flexibility and extensibility

while leveraging existing investments
ESA is the blueprint for complete and

services-based business solutions
Empowers all participating people
(internal and external, all relevant roles)
Manages all information
(structured and unstructured)
Encompasses all systems
(SAP and non-SAP)
SAP delivers its business solutions using

an Enterprise Services Architecture
SAP NetWeaver enables an ESA
SAP xApps, mySAP Business Suite, custom
solutions are powered by SAP NetWeaver
Open, Web Services Environment
Objective
Snap on business
process
People
Integration
Information
Integration
Process
Integration
Enterpr. Services
Existing Systems
Mastering Heterogeneity with SAP NetWeaver
Full Interoperability with IBM WebSphere and Microsoft .NET
IBM WebSphere
Portal Development Kit for
WebSphere
Integration of Lotus
Sametime
Integration with
IBM Content Manager
Interoperability with
WebSphere Business
Integration
Eclipse Based Java IDE

Technical, standards-based
connectivity (XML,
Web Services)
SAP NetWeaver
People Integration
Portal
Collaboration
Knowledge Mgmt
Business Intelligence
Master Data Mgmt
Microsoft .NET
Portal Developm Kit for .NET
Smart Client on .NET
MS Office Integration
MS Exchange Integration
Integration of MS Content
Management Server
Integration of SQL Server
Analysis Services
Process Integration
Integration Broker,
Business Process Mgmt
J2EE
ABAP,
DB and OS Abstraction
Interoperability with
MS Biztalk Server
Visual Studio .NET integr.

Technical, standards-based
connectivity (XML,
Web Services)
SAP NetWeaver and

Conclusion and FAQ
SAP NetWeaver in Detail
Product components and killer features

SAP Mobile Infrastructure
Tight coupling and alignment
with SAP business solutions
SAP NetWeaver
NetWeaver
People Integration
SAP Enterprise Portal
Business content
Tight integration to SAP
Open architecture (Crystal,Ascential)

Coming in 2003
SAP Exchange Infrastructure

Proxy generation and mapping tools
Integration directory
SAPs ability to execute
Portal
Collaboration
Business
Intelligence
Knowledge
Management
Process Integration
Integration
Broker
Business Process
Management
J2EE
ABAP
andOS
OS Abstraction
Abstraction
DBDBand
SAP Web Application Server

Proven, scalable, comprehensive toolsets
Leverage existing infrastructure/skillets
SAP Business Information Warehouse
Business packages
Collaboration
SAP Solutions Powered by SAP NetWeaver
Open integration on all levels for the mySAP Business Suite
SAP NetWeaver
Enterprise
SAP R/3
mySAP
CRM
R/3
Extension
Campaign
Mgmt
mySAP
SCM
People Integration
Portal
Collaboration
Knowledge Mgmt
Business Intelligence
Master Data Mgmt
Process Integration
Integration Broker,
Business Process Mgmt
J2EE
ABAP,
DB and OS Abstraction
Budget
Availability
Campaigns
History
R/3
Core
CRM
Backbone
SCM
Backbone
3rd party
Solution
SAP NetWeaver and

Conclusion and FAQ
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Unify and Align People Across Technologies and Organizations
Openness
Any source, any audience
Interfaces for Java and .NET
Platform independent
Extensible Unification across
Oracle, Siebel, Psft, SAP,
Lower TCO
Rapid content deployment
High performance
Lower development costs
Simpler to admin
Built for
Business
Business packages
Role-based
Robust security
500+ customers for EP 5.0 in
the last 9 months
Knowledge Management and Collaboration
Partners
Partners
Technology
Technology
Microsoft
Microsoft
Consulting
Consulting
IBM
IBM
Andersen
Andersen
KPMG
KPMG
XML FEEDS
FEEDS
XML
LOTUS NOTES
NOTES
LOTUS
MS EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
MS
WEBDAV
WEBDAV
SERVER
SERVER
CRM BROCHURE
BROCHURE
CRM
FILE SERVER
SERVER
FILE
DOCUMENTUM
DOCUMENTUM
Knowledge Management
1st KM solution that abstracts from
multiple sources
Authoring, Feedback/ Ratings,

Publish & Subscribe, Document
Workflow, Versioning and Archiving,
Indexing & Searching, Taxonomies
for unstructured information
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Real-time & asynchronous
collaboration
Enable team-driven business

processes
Fully integrated with portal user
and role management
SAP Web Application Server

Open System Architecture
Shared facilities
Common connectivity
Common persistence
Browser
Browser // Portal
Portal
Shared benefits
3rd
3rd party
party apps
apps //
exchange
exchange infr.
infr.
Connectivity
Multi tier architecture

Highly scalable and
reliable
Platform independence
Internet Communication Manager

Web Dynpro
Common connectivity
J2EE / ABAP
Different protocols
(SOAP, HTTP, SMTP,
RFC, FTP)
Expandable
Advanced caching
Web Services
Infrastructure
Persistence
Database Abstraction
SAP
SAP Web
Web Application
Application Server
Server
Common persistence
Database independence
Scalable transaction handling
Caching
J2EE Compliant Web Application Server 6.30

Common
Common Administration
Administration
Common
Common Software
Software Logistics
Logistics
Common
Common Design
Design Time
Time
JSRs,
JSRs, Java
Java
Community
Community
Process
Process
Web Application Server

external
external
connectivity
connectivity
JCA
JCA
Java &
Enterprise
Java
Beans
compatible
compatible to
to
Java,
Java, ABAP
ABAP
2-3
million
2-3 million
Java
Java
developers
developers
J2EE
Ext.
J
2
E
E
Calls
Monitoring
Enq / Deq
Data Dictionary
Persistence
Security
Caching
XML Support
Web Dynpro
Tag libraries
JSP, XML, HTML
A
B
A
P
Linux
Unix
Windows
Operating System
12
ABAP &
ABAP
Objects
Serv
ices
Shared
Process &
Memory
Java
VM
microsecond
microsecond
communication
communication
speed
speed
ABAP
VM
OS/400
OS/390
$10+
$10+ bn
bn
application
application
assets,
assets,
11 million
million
registered
registered
ABAP
ABAP
developers
developers
R/3
R/3
breakthrough
breakthrough
scalability
scalability
robustness
robustness
parallelism
parallelism
Communication Platform Exchange Infrastructure
SAP
SAP
3.x
3.x
2
1
SAP
SAP
4.x
4.x
MarketMarketplace
place
SAP
Adapter
Firewall
Third
Third
Party
Party
System
System
mySAP.com
mySAP.com
Solution*
Solution*
3rd Party
Adapter
Business
Business
Partner
Partner
Business
Business
Partner
Partner
Business
Business
Partner
Partner
Nachrichtenfluss im Integration Server

Microsoft
Microsoft
Umgebung
Umgebung
Neue* SAP
Lsung
Java
App.
ABAP
App.
.NET
App.
Proxy
Proxy
Proxy
Proxy
Proxy
Proxy
.NET Adapter
1
Proxy
Proxy
Generator
Generator
Integration
Repository
Logisches
Routing
Bestehende
Bestehende 3rd
3rd
Party
Party Solution
Solution
z.B
z.B
SAP Adapter
3rd Party Adapter
Adress
Auflsung
Routing Regeln
Bestehende
Bestehende SAP
SAP
Lsung
Lsung
Web Services
Integration Directory

Geschftspartner
* Basierend auf dem Web Application Server 6.20

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andere ffentl. oder

private Marktpltze
Mapping
Framework
Mapping
Basierend auf offenen Standards

Standards zur Verbreitung von
Collaboration Knowledge
Standards zur Nutzung von

Web Services
Geschftsprozesse:
Business Process Modeling Language
Hypertext Transport Protocol
HTTP
BPML
Extensible Markup Language
XML
Routing Regeln:
XML Path Language XPATH
Universal Description, Discovery

and Integration UDDI
Mappings:
Extensible Stylesheet Language
Transformations XSLT
Simple Object Access Protocol
SOAP
Schnittstellen und Web Services:

Web Service Definition Language
WSDL und Electronic Business

XML ebXML
Komponenten und IT Umgebung:

Common Information Model CIM
SAP
AG 2003,
SAP NetWeaver,
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SAP
AG 2002,
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Integration Repository Business Scenarios

Design, definition and
description of business
scenarios
Choreography of interfaces,
mappings and respective
components
Documentation, owner,
customizing activities, ...
Scenarios are also used to
drive SAP software
development process with
effect to documentation, test
and implementation
Create Business Scenarios,
then design time objects
(top-down)
Compose Business
Scenarios from existing
design time objects
(bottom-up)
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Integration Repository - Mappings

Contains preconfigured information for
Structural transformation
Value mapping
Interface Mappings register

mappings for interface pairs
Message Mappings are used to
implement mappings
Message Mapping definition in the
Integration Repository
Graphical Mapping Editor
Import schema (XSD, XML)
Import IR message types
Import archives (zip or jar)
Import RFC, IDoc
Write own Java functions
Mappings are stored in the Integration Repository, selected for business

processes in Configuration Time, executed by the Integration Engine at
runtime
Model, Execute, Monitor Processes Across Technologies & Orgs
Openness
Based on open Java
and XML standards
Supporting J2EE, ABAP
and .Net
Share
Collaboration
Knowledge
Lower TCO
One infrastructure
covering both internal
and external integration
(with SAP and non-SAP)
A reliable and scalable
infrastructure
Separates integration
from application code
Execute Collaborative
Business Processes
Ensure
Coll.
Reliability
Integr.
Repository
(Design Time
Knowledge)
Integration
Integration Server
Server
Integr.
Directory
(Configured
Knowledge)
Additional
Integration
Integration
Engine
Services
to internal 3rd party or

SAP components
Integration
Monitor
to business partners,
marketplaces, ...
Built for Business

Complete solution lifecycle covering design, develop, deploy, and change
Prepackaged SAP SAP collaboration knowledge
Ecosystem of non-SAP collaboration content
15
SAP MDM Use Case Example:

Simplified cross-group reporting
Profitability of an enterprise
heavily depends on efficient
inventory management,
competitive price calculation and
streamlined procurement
SAP
NetWeaver
Incoherent master data caused

by the deployment of various
application systems gives an
incomplete picture on globally
procured parts
Web Services
Architecture
Reliable information allows to

find out about the global relevance
of parts and their value percentage
1.234.237
6.674.288
634.237
4.002.531
Cross-group reporting can be

key for successful purchasing
negotiations and right business
decisions that could lead to a
competitive advantage
737.108
13.282.401
Enterprise
SAP MDM Optimized Landscape
Shared master data

Harmonized
Extendible
One-stop data maintenance
Aligned master data knowledge
SAP
NetWeaver
Central master data repository

Duplicate recognition
Synchronized analytics
Web Services
Architecture
Federated processes
Accelerated process flow
Open for localization
Controlled replication
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SAP Master Data Management
Manage The Business Network Environment

SAP MDM enables information
integrity across the business
network
Services and support to
consolidate content, harmonize
and centrally manage master
data
Master data is defined through
the business environment,
based on generic and industry
specific elements (product data,
customer data, etc.)
MDM is vital part of SAP
NetWeaver
Business Partner
Product
Product Structure
Assets
...
SAP Business Information Warehouse
Aggregate, Analyze Information Across Technologies and Orgs
Openness
Information access
via open standards
95% extract non-SAP data
Lower TCO
Portal-based info delivery
PSFT, Siebel, SAP, ...
extractors
Openhub to transport data
to other systems
Built for Business

End-to-end solution for
enterprise-wide BI
Business content for rapid
deployment
Proven at 6000+ customer sites
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SAP NetWeaver and

Conclusion and FAQ
Many Ways Lead to Rome and to SAP NetWeaver!
SAP xApps,
mySAP Business
Suite, and
SAP R/3
Enterprise
Business Solution
powered by
SAP NetWeaver
mySAP EP,
mySAP BI,
SAP XI,
SAP MDM
Focused
Integration
Solution
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Strategic
Platform
Strategic
enterprise
integration
and application
platform
deal
Your Questions,
please?
Thank You !
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SAP NetWeaver &

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 2

SAP NetWeaver and

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 3

From SAP R/1 to mySAP Business Suite

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 4

SAP R/3 Development Strategy

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 5

SAP R/3 Enterprise Architecture

Tuned core, optimized for

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 6

Basis and SAP Web AS Additional features

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 7

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 8

The integration and application platform for lower TCO

Unifies and aligns people,

Master Data Management

A safe choice with full .NET

Life Cycle Management

Composite Application Framework

The business foundation for

Its Enterprise Services

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 9

Integration is the Key Challenge

Extended Value NetWork

Integration costs are high

Lots of heterogeneous systems

Must leverage existing

Must support new business

Must reduce total cost of

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 10

How to Address the Integration Challenge

Minimize the number of

Reduce custom integration

Deliver adaptors for ISV products

Increase company performance

Increase business process

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 11

Resuse instead of Replacement

mySAP Business Suite

(team(team- and knowledge

PCA* = Packaged Composite Application (as delivered through SAP xApps)

SAP NetWeaver and

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 13

From Technology to Vision

SAP xApp Vision

Master Data Management

Life Cycle Management

Composite Application Framework

New, snap on crosscross-functional business process

mySAP Business Suite

Web services architecture

Solves integration challenge at bus. level

Leverages existing IT investm.

New, snap-on business processes

Open, masters heterogeneity

Continuous business innovation

One application and integration

xApps from SAP, ISVs, SIs

SAP AG 2003, SAP NetWeaver, Peter Emmel 14

Enterprise Services Architecture (ESA)

Add new levels of flexibility and extensibility

ESA is the blueprint for complete and

SAP delivers its business solutions using