You may remember few years ago SOA has a lot of hype ... and then there was a famous article SOA was dead (mainly due to too much hype).
But in fact the underlying architecture / principles is more relevant than never (use may become a reality at a bigger scale).
As a customer I would like to review all the SAP Enterprise Services available as I am working on application hub concept connecting multiple systems (SAP and non SAP). I am a developer I am more an architect ... so do not want to go in any transaction inside a SAP system to discover all of them.
And here I have an issue to find relevant accurate information.
This website http://esworkplace.sap.com/ seems to be great but the content is not maintained anymore (yes there is a small statement at the bottom :
The content of this site represents the shipment situation in July 2011. For the latest documentation, see the application help of the respective products athttp://help.sap.com.
Not very customer centric message.
I must admit I do not know how to retrieve the similar information in the help website.
In the SAP wiki it seems the information is also not up to date.
I have searchec for more than 2 hours without finding relevant source of info .. so decided to use SDN as it could be more efficient.
I am not an expert in SOA, Enterprise Service and so on .....
Note : I would like to see in the description of the service the EnhPack level and the Swith to be activated.
Can somebody point me to a relevant source of information giving the overall picture with a "business centric" , "customer centric" description of the services available ?
Thanks.