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ABAP
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ABAP
(Advanced Business Application Programming) A high-level, COBOL-like programming language used to develop SAP applications. Originally a report generator language for SAP's R/2 mainframe platform, ABAP has been widely used to develop R/3 (SAP ERP) applications. It is also used in conjunction with Java for programming SAP's NetWeaver Application Server, a foundation product for SAP applications. See R/3 and SAP Business Suite.


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SEEBURGER is providing initial consulting services to migrate ConMet's in-house-developed EDI system to the SEEBURGER platform, including transitioning the integration from the company's COBOL-based applications to SAP's ABAP programming language, standardizing business processes to eliminate the need to write custom scripts for each trading scenario, and training ConMet's EDI technicians to use SEEBURGER's graphical mapping and workflow development tools.
About Synactive Software Components Synactive was founded in 1998 by two engineers that played prominent roles in the development of the ABAP programming language and JavaGUI for SAP AG.
The next generation of the ABAP programming language, ABAP Objects combines all the strengths of ABAP/4(R) for developing large-scale, mission-critical applications with the well-known benefits of object programming.
 
 
 
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