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SAP Web
AS with Integrated ITS 
As of SAP NetWeaver
04, the ITS is now integrated into the SAP NetWeaver component SAP Web
Application Server as an Internet Communication Framework (ICF) service, which
can, like other services, be accessed through the Internet Communication
Manager (ICM). For more information, see
Internet Communication
Framework and
Internet Communication
Manager.
The security considerations are the same as for any other SAP Web AS service.
With the integrated ITS in the SAP Web Application Server, the Web browser can now communicate directly with the SAP System. Furthermore, all ITS-related sources, such as service files, HTML templates or MIME files, are now stored in the system's database, similar to ABAP sources.
The following changes are made by default so that the existing SAP Web AS infrastructure can be reused Web AS:
· The integrated ITS uses the common HTTP mechanism as in SAP Web AS, no additional Web server is required as, in the case of the standalone ITS.
· HTML templates and services files are stored in the SAP database, not in the file system.
· You can reuse ABAP software logistics for template and service distribution.
· The ITS registry is replaced by SAP profile parameters.
· The Work process roll area is used to handle ITS session information
· The integrated ITS is completely hidden behind SAP Web AS infrastructure
The security
considerations are same as for to any other ICF service (for example, use
transaction SICF). For more information see
Security Aspects for
Connectivity and Interoperability in the SAP NetWeaver Security Guide.
In the SAP Web AS environment, it is recommended to place an application gateway or SAP Web Dispatcher in the DMZ. This setup provides the same level of architectural security as the standalone ITS. Securing the integrated ITS amounts to securing SAP Web AS.
For more detail
overview, refer to
Using Multiple Network
Zones and the security mechanisms used for the protocols listed in Network Security
for SAP Web AS ABAP.
See also:
·
Security Aspects for
Connectivity and Interoperability
·
Network and Transport
Layer Security
·
Using the Secure
Sockets Layer Protocol with the SAP Web AS ABAP
