on 05-28-2009 6:45 AM
hi all
i have work in pi with abap.
now i want lo learn java with pi.
so can you help me for learning java.
where it is used in pi.
how to open netweaver dev studio.
how to create jar file.
if possible than plz provide screen short.
Kindly check this link to download NWDS
[https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/50289b6a-5373-2910-91bd-b8196737c026]
after installing NWDS open NWDS go to Help--->sap web As documentation or about NWDS
there u can learn how to create java programs step by step
where it is used in pi.
In Java mapping
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Hi,
Steps to perform Java mapping :
1. Development Tool like SAP Netweaver Developer Studio, NetBeans, Eclipse ....
2. Import aii_map_api.jar library
File aii_map_api.jar is located j2ee\cluster\server\apps\sap.com\com.sap.xi.services directory
3. Write the Source code for the mapping program.(Need DOM or SAX parsing proccesing)
4. Generate .jar file with the compiled class.
5. Import Jar File in SAP PI.
6. Use the program mapping in Interface Mapping.
Abid Mazhar
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Hi alex,
1) you do not need the developer studio. Download eclipse.
2) Google for SAX and DOM and learn the differences!
3) Have a look in the blogs related to java mapping.
Regards Mario
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how to open netweaver dev studio.
install it to open it....SDN has lots of info on this just search...
where it is used in pi.
develop you code in NWDS....you get a class file....zip that file....and import in under Imported Archives sectio....create a IM select mapping type as java and give this imported archive....
Just make a search on SDN you will get everything you want...almost:)
Regards,
Abhishek.
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