OPEN INTERNET STANDARDS title: Open Internet standards (SAP) (SAP Library - Glossary)
OPEN INTERNET STANDARDS category: Application Components (SAP)
OPEN INTERNET STANDARDS explained:
A key functional area of mySAP Technology that supports open Internet technology and e-business standards. Internet technologies, such as HTTP, XML, HyperText Markup Language (HTML), Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), and Java, are supported as well as open semantic exchange standards such as RosettaNet, ebXML, BizTalk, and more.
More terms such as Open Internet standards in Dictionary O.
- Manual Output (SD):
- Help Information sent to the customer by mail, EDI, or fax. Examples of output are: Printed quotation or order confirmations Order confirmations sent by EDI Shipping notifications sent by fax open internet standards definition.
- Manual Open Integration:
- Help area of mySAP Technology that provides a component-based open integration infrastructure that enables the building of flexible, reliable, and scalable e-business solutions; provides technologies to open internet standards explain.
- Manual Overall Network:
- Help A network resulting from the relationships between all networks open internet standards what is.
- Manual Operation Mode:
- Help configuration for instances in the R/3 System. An operation mode defines the number of work processes for each service in an instance and the periods when the services are available. In the R/3 open internet standards meaning.
- Manual Organizational Unit (FS-PM):
- Help functional unit in the company, such as the application department. Dependent on the organization of the task structure in the company, this could be a department, a group, or a project team. An open internet standards abbreviation.
