what is difference between sap and java ?
Answer / mythili manoharan
ABAP is the programming language for SAP whereas Java is a
programming language of SUN Microsystems.
Both of them are programming languages.Despite the fact
that both are platform independent, ABAP is a query based
language and the other is a pure object oriented language.
Seeing it from SAP perspective, the SAP R/3 system has a
ABAP stack and a Java Stack. Any process cusutomisation on
the R/3 will be done by ABAP whereas the Java stack is used
for providing a wrapper on top of your R/3 system which
gives the flexibility of using SAP Netweaver components
like Portal...
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