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Integration of SAP with MFG/PRO

Former Member
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Dear all,

MFG/PRO is an ERP package from QAD (http://www.qad.com/mfg-pro.html). Its a .Net based application.

How do we get about integration between MFG/PRO and SAP uing SAP PI? Please provide pointers or an high level architecture diagram.

Thanks a lot in advance,

Achyuta

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Former Member
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Hi Suraj/Abhishek,

This blog gives a good picture. I want more technical details.

Now, MFG/PRO will host a web service and will basically output an WSDL file. Using SAP XI, we need to read this data into SAP. Can you please give the exact technical details or steps to read this WSDL file through SAP XI.

Thanks a lot guys,

Achyuta

former_member187339
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Hello..

The steps will be like this.

The scenario is going to be a SOAP XI to RFC or IDoc or PRoxy (ABAP)

If you are looking for a synchronous scenario go for either

1. SOAP --> XI --> RFC

or 2. SOAP --> XI --> Proxy

And for asynchronous

SOAP --> XI --> IDoc

Now in IR

1. Import the MFG/PRO wsdl, this will act as the Message type for Sender

2. Create the Service/Message Interface (for the above Message Type)

3. In target if you are going for RFC , Import the RFC. This will act as the Target Message Type and Service Interface

In target if you are going for IDoc , Import the IDoc. This will act as the Target Message Type and Service Interface

In target if you are going for PROXY: You need to manually create the Target Data Type Message Type and Service/Mesage Interface.

4. Now create the Message mapping and Interfac/Operation mapping between Source and Target Objects.

In ID

1. Use a Business Service for Source and a Business system for SAP Side

2. Create the Sender (SOAP) Channel and receiver Channel (for RFC : RFC Adapter, IDoc: IDoc Adapter and Proxy : XI Adapter)

3. Create Sender Agreement, Receiver Determination, Interface Determination and Receiver Agreement

Now follow the weblog for your coding/testing and if any problem paste it in the forum.

Regards

Suraj

Regards

Suraj

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former_member200962
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Its a .Net based application.

You can use HTTP/ SOAP protocol to connect with the MFG/PRO application.

Regards,

Abhishek.

former_member187339
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Hi,

Check this blog

https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/2131 [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]

Will this be helpful?

Regards

Suraj