on 12-15-2008 10:42 PM
We're currently building a SOAP over HTTPS application in XI where
an RFC communication channel connects to R3 with a logon user id
and logon password (RFC Client Parameter). When updates are made
on the R3 side using BAPI_NETWORK_MAINTAIN (for example), they're all
done with the one logon user id. So fields "Last Changed by" or "Created by" have the
one id, and any approvals can only be done by the one manager over the one id XI uses.
If the external application passed an id (and password if necessary) to
XI, is there any way connect to R3 using the passed id, and not have to
use the one generic id . If we're limited to the one id, is it
possible on the R3 side to be able to change the id to a passed id that
can then run the BAPI's/RFC's ?
Would you have any documentation on the configuration required on SAP-XI side ?
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Thanks Gaurav.
Would you have guide/documentation on how to set up a communication channel for Jco call passing parameters from the URL ?
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Hi Kye
These should help you
To capture parameter from URL you need to use ASMA for SOAP.
Thanks
Gaurav
Thanks Gaurav.
Sounds as though a JCo call would be something outside of XI.
Do you know of a way if the external application could pass an id (could be one of many) as field in the SOAP sent to XI that could be used to connect to the R3 side with that id, or once on the R3 side run the BAPI under the passed id ?
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Hi Kye
To the extent i understood your requirement.
You want to pass various ID for RFC.
RFC CC is having only one logon user that connects to R/3 and execute BAPI.
But i think making a JCo call you can pass different users of SAP R/3 for data updation.
Thanks
Gaurav
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