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July 8, 2013 | 259 Views |
rohini potham
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SAP Cloud Platform Integration for process services
pi 7.31xml http idoc bundling
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Hi,
This is a scenario of IDOC to File using xml HTTP port at sender side and also including IDOC bundling
concept together.
/sap/xi/adapter_plain/?namespace=XXX&interface=XXX&service=XXX&qos=XX
/sap/xi/adapter_plain/?namespace=urn%3Asap-
com%3Adocument%3Asap%3Aidoc%3Amessages&interface=ZZIFS_OILDEB_XXXXX.OILDEB06.ZZ
IFS_OILDEB06&service=DWN_DEV_ECC_XXX_XXX&qos=EO
Step 2: Create an xml HTTP port in we21 TCode with the RFC destination created in step 1.
Step 3: Use the port created in above step in partner profile in we20 TCODE.
After you are done with the configurations in ECC system, now comes the ESR part.
Create data type , message type and service interface for receiver side. Create external message for sender
side(IDOC bundling).
Next step is to create message mapping with IDOC as sender and File structure as receiver.
In Operaion mapping, the sender service interface should be IDOC only.
Now comes the ID part,
Step1 : Create 2 communication channels. One for sender and and one for receiver
For sender channel, adpater should be of plain HTTP type.
Please note that the message protocol should be of type XI payload in HTTP body
Receiver file communication channel is created as usually
The other pipeline steps are created in usual manner.
Create the Sender agreement, Receiver determination, interface determination and receiver agreement in
usual manner.
TESTING:
Please trigger an IDOC from we19
Note: IDOcs wont be visible in idx5 of PI system because it will skip coming here and directly reach
the target system
It wont be possible to test the scenario through Integration engine of RWB, because it will throw internal
error: 500 sender agreement not found.
Because it will directly hit IE, so it doesnt require any sender agreement but in this case we need to use a
SA.
Regards,
Rohini Potham