RECENT UPDATES VIEWER SOFTWARE SEARCH RELATED WORKSHOPS LIVE EXPERT SESSIONS Q & A. Update Your Core Competence - Must Know

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1 SAP NetWeaver 2004s: Learning Map for Consultants Interoperability with Microsoft RECENT UPDATES VIEWER SOFTWARE SEARCH Step 1: Learn What You Need Update your core competence - must know Step 2: Prepare for Your Project Learn which implementation tools, guides, and support are available Learn how to access the tools and content and how to get support RELATED WORKSHOPS LIVE EXPERT SESSIONS Q & A Open All / All Back to Top Update Your Core Competence - Must Know Introduction Open/ Duration: 4 hours Please note: This IT Scenario Learning Map pertains to SAP NetWeaver 2004 and SAP NetWeaver 2004s. The content was not previously published in an RKT Learning Map for SAP NetWeaver 2004, so it is included here in the SAP NetWeaver 2004s release since the learning material is relevant for both releases. It is indicated inside the document if a particular feature/capability is relevant for SAP NetWeaver 2004s only. IT Scenario Overview: Enabling Platform Interoperability Presentation (PDF) 65 mins (42 pages) Once you have completed this lesson, you will be able to: Explain the concept of the IT Scenario "Enabling Platform Interoperability" IT Scenario Variant 1: Enabling the Co-existence of Several Portals 10 mins (2 pages) Once you have completed this one-pager, you will be able to Describe the main areas of portal interoperability. IT Scenario Variant 2: Ensuring A2A and B2B Integration 5 mins (1 page) Once you have completed this one-pager, you will be able to: Describe the main areas of messaging interoperability. IT Scenario Variant 3: Providing Web Services Interoperability 5 mins (1 page) Once you have completed this one-pager, you will be able to: Describe the main aspects of web service interoperability IT Scenario Variant 4: Managing Heterogeneous System Landscapes 10 mins (2 pages) Once you have completed this one-pager, you will be able to describe the main areas of system management interoperability.

2 IT Scenario Variant 5: Developing Applications Compatible with SAP NetWeaver 5 mins (1 page) December, 2005 Once you have completed this one-pager, you will be able to describe the main areas of development between platforms. Roadmap for SAP NetWeaver and Microsoft.NET Presentation (PDF) 120 mins (58 pages) Once you have completed this session you will be able to: Describe the collaboration areas between SAP NetWeaver and Microsoft.Net Enabling Co-existence of Several Portals Open/ Duration: 4.5 hours Using SAP Logo Tickets for Single Sign on to Microsoft based web applications 25 mins (10 pages) Explain how the SSO2toKerbmap module works Explain how the SSO2toKerbmap module can be installed Integration of Outlook Web Access (OWA) into SAP Enterprise Portal 25 mins (10 pages) Integrate components of Microsoft Outlook Web Access into SAP Enterprise Portal SAP Enterprise Portal Development Kit for Microsoft.NET 1.0 (PDK for.net) 45 mins (19 pages) Explain how the PDK.NET works Write a first iview using Visual Studio.NET. in a step-by-step example Integration of Windows File Servers into the SAP KM platform using SSO and the WebDAV repository manager Explain the concepts of how a Windows File Server can be integrated into SAP KM. A How-To section will demonstrate a practical example 45 mins (20 pages) SAP Enterprise Portal and Windows SharePoint Services Interoperability 120 mins (52 pages) Explain the existing integration options but also limitations between SAP Enterprise Portal and Windows SharePoint Services. The document will also show you some practical examples Ensuring Application-to-Application and Business-to- Open/ Duration: 1.5 hours

3 Business Integration Reliable Messaging between SAP XI 3.0 and Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004 using SOAP compliant communication Establish an asynchronous communication link between SAP XI 3.0 and BizTalk Server 2004 including Quality of Service "exactly once" 90 mins (45 pages) Providing Web Services Interoperability Open/ Web Services Security Interoperability with SAP NetWeaver and Microsoft.NET Part I This two-part article series provides an in-depth analysis of the interoperability issues regarding SAP s and Microsoft s Web Services Security (WS-Security) implementation. Based on a real-world B2B scenario from the retail industry, the first part assesses the security risks and recommends the appropriate security configuration from the various options provided by WS-Security. Duration: 1.5 hours 35 mins (14 pages) Web Services Security Interoperability with SAP NetWeaver and Microsoft.NET Part II This second part of the two-part article explains the configuration settings and shows code samples to secure the communication based on the requirements identified in the first article. It also considers the requirements from the Basic Security Profile (BSP) 1.0 Working Group Draft released by the Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) Organization and looks at the interoperability issues when using the declarative security features in WSE. 50 mins (20 pages) Managing Heterogeneous Landscapes Open/ Duration: 4.5 hours Creating users in Active Directory from employee data stored in SAP HR 50 mins (22 pages) Explain how the LDAP interface has to be configured for Microsoft Active Directory and provides a sample report that can be used for testing purposes Integration of SAP Central User Administration into Microsoft Active Directory 40 mins (16 pages) Explain the existing integration options between Microsoft Active Directory Services and SAP CUA (central user administration) SAP CCMS Monitors Microsoft Windows Eventlog 40 mins (15 pages) Explain how to develop a Visual Basic Script that reads Microsoft Windows Eventlog and writes events into plain ASCII log file which could be integrated in SAP CCMS infrastructure by SAP CCMS Agent s log file monitoring to use all of its functionality like alerting, triggering auto reaction methods or analysis methods

4 How to integrate Microsoft Exchange Server into SAP Enterprise Portal 60 mins (24 pages) Explain how the Web interface of Microsoft Outlook Web Access (OWA) for Exchange 2003 can be customized so that single folders can be made available only using SAP s application integrator iview using SSO Webinar: SAP Active Directory Integration, SSO and User Management WebEx Session (WRF) 55 mins Explain how you can leverage your existing Active Directory infrastructure for SAP user management (if you are running a Windows 2000 or 2003 domain) Describe how SAP Enterprise Portal can now provide Single Sign on using SAP logon tickets to SAP and also to Microsoft web based systems Technical Brief: SAP NetWeaver and Microsoft Active Directory 15 mins (4 pages) Once you have completed this document, you will be able to: Explain the identity management capabilities of SAP NetWeaver and Microsoft Active Directory Services. They can be integrated thereby significantly reducing the workload of the IT department Development Open/ Duration: 3.5 hours Portal Development Kit for.net Presentation (PDF) 45 mins (29 pages) With this presentation you will get an understanding of what the PDK.NET does and in which February 2006 situation it can be used for custom developments. Relevant for SAP NetWeaver 2004 Developing Portal Applications Using the.net Portal Development Kit - Tutorial Presentation (PDF) 60 mins (28 pages) This MapPointLab tutorial guides you through the sequence of steps necessary to develop a portal February 2006 application with SAP Portal Development Kit 2.0 for Microsoft.NET (PDK for.net). This application delivers location-based services provided by Microsoft MapPoint Web service, and illustrates the rich set of PDK for.net capabilities, such as connecting to the portal data sources, consuming external Web services, designing portal pages, and server-side eventing. The MapPointInst.zip contains all the files required to set up and complete this tutorial. Relevant for SAP NetWeaver 2004 Creating a.net Client for a SAP Java Web Service 50 mins (21 pages) Build.NET clients for SAP applications using Web Services and various security options The SAP.NET Connector - Architecture and Functionality 30 mins (13 pages) The purpose of this hands-on exercise is to build a console application in Visual C# or Visual Basic.net that will read and update customer data in R/3

5 Summary Open/ Summary After completing the section above, you should: Consider signing up for Related Workshops Discuss open issues in the Live Expert Sessions Equip yourself for onsite work in Step 2: Prepare For Your Project Do you think you are now ready for your next project? nmlkj Yes nmlkj No, because Save & Please remember to save & close whenever you leave this learning map. Back to Top See the statistics for this learning map