on 10-22-2009 7:41 AM
Hi All,
I am looking to integrate a .Net application and a Java application through SAP PI. Both the applications host their respective web services.
Can anybody give the technical description/solution involved as to how data flows from the Java application to PI and from PI to the .Net application.
Your inputs will be very helpful.
Thanks a lot,
Achyuta
Hi,
Its exactly right, What santosh & Rajashekar reddy said .
Because your both systems having webservices host,
Generally SOAP adapter using When XI receives or Sending the data from Webservices or Remote clients.
So my choice is also use SOAP -XI-SOAP Scenario.
You can go and search webblogs. U can find some weblogs related.
Thank you
Sateesh
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Achyuta ,
Help Extended ...A complete SOAP to SOAP scenario , courtesy siva maranani
Lets learn and grow together !!!
Regards ,
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Hi,
.Net--->SAP PI--->JAVA Application,You have webservices with you so you no need to go for any Proxies to conect to JAVA Application.
Use SOAP Senderadapter to receive data from .Net application as Webservice and use SOAP Receiver to send Data to JAVA Application.
SOAP Sender---->PI----->SOAP Receiver.
import WSDL's in to PI.search in sdn you wl find some usefuldocs how to use SOAP adapter and Webservice scenarios.
Regards,
Raj
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Hi Achyuta ,
This will be a SOAP->XI->Soap scenario..
where service will be consumed by Java application and XI/.NET will work as service provider .
At both ends we need to us eSOAP adapter .
Regards ,
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