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SAP remains the world leader in enterprise-software domain, with over 11000 installations worldwide. With over 60% of market share in ERP segment, it becomes an obvious choice for the EAI and EII product vendors to target SAP R/3 Enterprise as a data source, and therein emerges the need for integration. With the emergence of Java as a platform for developing enterprise applications and its portability across different Operating Systems, it becomes the obvious platform for integration with SAP R/3 Enterprise.
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SAP R/3 is the most successful product for enterprise resource planning (ERP). It is used by most Fortune 500 companies and comprises modules for human resource management, accounting, logistics, etc. Like many other application systems, SAP R/3 is based on a commercial relational database system which is used to store all R/3 related data; e.g., a company’s sales information. When installing R/3, it is possible to choose among several commercial systems; e.g., Adabas D, IBM UDB, Informix Adaptive Server, Microsoft SQL Server, or Oracle 8. Obviously, very good performance is crucial for users of SAP R/3. In many companies, transactions of thousands of users must be processed concurrently by SAP R/3 and the underlying database system. In addition, the size of the database can become very large. Today, the largest SAP R/3 databases have about 1.5 terabytes; in a few years, these databases are likely to grow several times that size as a result of new R/3 releases and developments; e.g., component architecture or SAP’s business information warehouse.
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Summary SAP Smart Forms are used to create and maintain forms for mass printing in SAP Systems. As an output medium SAP Smart Forms support a printer, a fax, e-mail. Many a times there is requirement to download output of SAP Smart Forms in a PDF file. This piece of code gives users a demo for creating and downloading Smart forms to their local PC
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