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Business System/Business Service

Former Member
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Hi All,

Can anyone let me know what are Business System and Business Service.

Regards,

SP

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Former Member
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Hi,

When you prepare the System landscape directory of your company, all systems that come as part of your SLD is configured as Business System.

Anything that is outside of your landscape can be configured as Business service,.

Assuming, you have ur own R/3 system or CRM system and u are doing one B2B scenario. The r/3 system is the sender and assume FTP is a receiver.

The r/3 system comes as part of business system whereas FTP which is owned by your client will be configured as Business service.

Regards,

Krish

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Former Member
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Thanks

former_member182455
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hi sandeep,

About Business System, we are talking about those system which have been defined in the System Landscape Directory, For all our A2A Scenario we generally define Business System.

About Business Services, we are talking about individual services, that services could be one of the service of our Business System also. For all our B2B Scenario we genrally prefer using Business Services. It helps us in communicating with our business partner, without exposing our (Business) Landscape.

cheers

srinivas

Former Member
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Business Syatem:

Difference:

BR,

Alok Sharma

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Hi

Business Service

1) You use a Business Service, when you do not have the System details of the the partner system to which you want to communicate. i.e. you have not configured the partner system in SLD.

2) Business Service is an Absract Unit with Sender and Receiver Interfaces,In this case you need to explicitly add the message interfaces while doing configuration in ID.

3) It is generally used for NON-SAP applications, this is just a general prinicple followed but not mandatory.

4) This is not defined as part of SLD and whose technical parameters are not completely known.

5)Business service is used when the message is not addressed to a business system. It is used mostly in B2B scenarios.

Business systems:

Business systems are logical systems, which function as senders or receivers within PI. Business systems can be SAP systems or third-party systems.

Depending on the associated technical system, the following types of business systems are defined in the SLD:

Web AS ABAP:

A business system, which is associated with a Web AS ABAP.

A business system, which is associated with a Web AS ABAP, can play the role either of an application system or an integration server. An integration server is the central component of PI, which provides a framework for the exchange of information among various internal and external entities of a company. The integration server facilitates the interaction between the different operating systems and applications across internal and external networks.

Web AS Java:

A business system, which is associated with a Web AS Java.

Standalone:

A business system, which is associated with a standalone Java application.

Third-party:

A business system, which is associated with a third-party technical system.

Technical systems:

Technical systems are application systems that are installed in your system landscape. An example of an application system is a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) server. In the SLD, there are five types of technical systems:

Web AS ABAP:

Regard's

Chetan Ahuja

dharamveer_gaur2
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Business System

1) Business system is a logical system, and there is an importance on physical existence of the system.

2) Also SLD entry is required.

3)It is generally used for SAP applications, this is just a general prinicple followed but not mandatory.

4)This is defined as part of the SLD and is a physical system whose parameters are well defined.

5(Business systems refers to the physical systems, for instance the R/3 system. You define the business systems in the SLD

Business Service

1) You use a Business Service, when you do not have the System details of the the partner system to which you want to communicate. i.e. you have not configured the partner system in SLD.

2) Business Service is an Absract Unit with Sender and Receiver Interfaces,In this case you need to explicitly add the message interfaces while doing configuration in ID.

3) It is generally used for NON-SAP applications, this is just a general prinicple followed but not mandatory.

4) This is not defined as part of SLD and whose technical parameters are not completely known.

5)Business service is used when the message is not addressed to a business system. It is used mostly in B2B scenarios.