Step 1 Configuring SAP Web DISPATCHER specifies routing rules to define which URL is forwarded to which SYSTEM is done for both Transactional Apps and Factsheets.

Step 2 only needs to be configured for Factsheets. If we just have to CONFIGURE Transactional Apps we can skip step 2.

Step 3 is configuring the front-end server and this is done for both Transactional Apps and Factsheets.

At high level we need to configure:

• SAP NETWEAVER Gateway
• The Central UI Add-Ons (Launchpad Configuration)
• Product Specific Add-Ons

Step 4 is configuring the back-end server and this is done for both Transactional Apps and Factsheets.

Viewing from a high level – Roles, Users and Authorizations

Note: Transactional Apps can RUN on any DB whereas the Factsheets must run on SAP Hana.

Step 1 Configuring SAP Web Dispatcher specifies routing rules to define which URL is forwarded to which system is done for both Transactional Apps and Factsheets.

Step 2 only needs to be configured for Factsheets. If we just have to configure Transactional Apps we can skip step 2.

Step 3 is configuring the front-end server and this is done for both Transactional Apps and Factsheets.

At high level we need to configure:

Step 4 is configuring the back-end server and this is done for both Transactional Apps and Factsheets.

Viewing from a high level – Roles, Users and Authorizations

Note: Transactional Apps can run on any DB whereas the Factsheets must run on SAP Hana.