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Component Architecture<br />

© SAP AG<br />

OLE OLE<br />

Remote Function<br />

Calls Calls<br />

CPI-C<br />

In a desktop environment, SAP components for integration with R/3 have a layered architecture.<br />

The CPI-C foundation layer offers low-level program-to-program communication from the desktop with<br />

an R/3 application server via TCP/IP. CPI-C itself is not available as an API for development on all<br />

desktop platforms.<br />

The RFC layer allows access to function modules from a wide range of platforms. Here, the underlying<br />

CPI-C commands are concealed and transparent to the user.<br />

OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) is an object layer which is located above the RFC interface in a<br />

desktop environment. OLE 2.0-compatible applications can communicate with R/3 Release 3.0 via this<br />

interface. SAP’s implementation of the OLE layer is based on RFC API commends.

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