here a tiny preview at my actually SAP test environment, I load the SpiderBasic framework in the SAP MIME repository, add the html file as BSP (Business Server Page) and correct the pathes to the script files and voila - SpiderBasic works on the SAP Web Application Server.

In combination with my post here you can use now SpiderBasic seamlessly with SAP. The next steps is to connect an SAP system via WebService or OData service, with this possibility you don't need an extra data layer like SQLite database. You can connect to the SAP system directly and you can use CRUD(Q) operations. For that a good preparation is my suggestion from here. And later to expand the HTTPRequest, to manipulate the header.

Cheers
Stefan
