on 08-13-2008 11:09 AM
Hi everybody,
I read that it is possible to exchange messages between Integration Processes and SAP Business Workflow. Is it also possible to trigger and communicate to a guided procedure in a Integration process?
Thanks,
Mane
Integration processes can integrate with anything which uses one of the protocols supported by XI adapters (and you could even enhance this, by creating your own custom adapters).
E.g., to integrate with SAP Workflow, you could call a standard BAPI or a Z RFC that executes the desired workflow (or feed some step of a already in-process workflow).
For Guided Procedures, you could basically use anything that the UI frameworks within SAP portfolio support. For example, if you develop a WebDynpro-based GP, you could make the WebDynpro consume a Web Service that, for instance, triggers a BPM execution (you expose the 1st receiver step of the BPM, which should be a open sync/async bridge, as a web service through a sender soap adapter).
That's just one example.
Regards,
Henrique.
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Now you're talking about a different thing.
Integration Processes are designed for automatic systems integration, they're not optimized for user integration (even though ccBPM under PI 7.1 have a "user decision" step, it is basically to select between some options).
So, having an IP "hanging", waiting for a user to enter some data is not a very good design. For that, you use GP or Workflow. You can have a GP/Workflow which handle some data typed by the user and then trigger an IP.
Regards,
Henrique.
hi
check the below document
regards
kummari
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Hi,
Refer this might be helpful:
Regards,
Nithiyanandam
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