How to use Lotus Notes connect SAP ECC6
Lotus Notes have many way for connect with SAP in R/3 version but for SAP ECC6 we can’t use lsx connect SAP ECC6. I found this issue in many webboard but still can’t solve this problem then I know about lclsx connector from lotus Software and I found SAP JCo from Java base can make another connection to SAP, but this time I didn’t want to use the Lotus Connector. I believed it must be possible to use SAP’s own free solution for connect SAP: SAP JCo.
Believing this cost me a lot of sweat, because it’s not really documented anywhere how to use it with Domino connect SAP. But it to work in the first place wasn’t simple, and this is what I found out what works. It’s in the first place a matter of putting the files on the right place, and the locations mentioned below were found out with a lot of trial and error to connect SAP.
A little warning: use this at your own risk and make sure you try it on your development/test server first!
1. Download and extract the latest version of the installation files from SAPNet. You will need to have a username/password for this, so ask your SAP collegues to download it for you.
Now I see someone share this file here ==> Connect SAP(JCO)
2. Copy librfc32.dll and sapjcorfc.dll to the Domino program directory
3. Copy sapjco.jar to [Domino program directory]/jvm/lib/ext
4. Restart the Domino server.
If you want to learn more about how to work with it, there’s sample data and documentation in the installation zip
For web applications I read data using a WebQueryOpen agent and wrote data using a WebQuerySave agent.
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