regarding seeburger adapter??

[Former Member]

Hello guys

My client is going to implement EDI messages to SAP XI to SAP ERP .It would be great if you let me know the step by step proceedure ??

wht is the use seeburger BIC mapping tool here ??

wht is the configuration should be done at sender side(seeburger as2) adapter??

[MichalKrawczyk · Accepted solution]

Hi,

configuration guides are shipped with the installation so just use those

Regards,

Michal Krawczyk

[Former Member]

hello

As you said that INVOIC D 96A xml will get into SAP PI ?? can you let me know step by step ???

[former_member181962]

Hi,

YOu will have an XSD file for each version of INVOIC D 96A in your PI system's Seeburger Directory(You have to login to the PI system's physical server )

Import that XSD into your Integration Repository as an external repository.

Similarly you will have to import the IDOC structure which will be your source or target message interface.

Then you do the mapping in your Message Mapping as per your requirement.

Regards,

Ravi Kanth Talagana

[Former Member]

so if we do the mapping part in seeburger mapping designer then how it is link with SAP PI and after mapping seeburger mapping designer we should not do any mapping in IR?/

[Former Member]

The mappings in Seeburger mapping designer are the so-called 1:1 mappings. They convert EDIFACT to XML and vice versa. The mapping designer has a function to compile them to an SCA which you then have to deploy to PI. This is the link. But yoiu normally do not change these 1:1 mappings, but use the standard ones which are delivered by Seeburger. But it's important to know that they exist and what they are, in case of problems there.

In PI, you then do the "real" mapping (e.g graphical mapping) from e.g. an invoice idoc to an INVOIC D 96A xml structure or vice versa.

So the 1:1 mappings are used at adapter level (when it enters or leaves PI), and within PI you work with "normal" XML structures.

CSY

Edited by: Christian Sy on Mar 3, 2010 6:35 AM

[Former Member]

So this means your customer has purchased a Seeburger adapterlicense which will come with documentation for PI. Use that as first entry point. Such a general question you can not handle well in forum answer.

General first hints:

Seeburger delivers an EDI-adapter which will be deployed into PI. This adapter contains functionality to map between XML and EDIfact format. It also contains (normally) some standard mappings (e.g. for invoice). But be VERY careful with these standard mappings. Not all of them can be used without change. Make detailed tests and do not rely on them.

The BIC mapping designer is not used in PI, but you can see it as a kind of external development or debugging tool in case of problems. You will surely use it, because there are many pitfalls regarding EDIFact and XML/PI. The topic is quite complex.

CSY

[Former Member]

Hello rajesh

your blog is good but tough to understand,my partner sending INVOICE and the EDI messages is EDIFACT.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Whether it is ANSI or EDIFACT the process is same regardless of the standard..used...

Yeah if new to seeburger things then its very tough to understand at a single shot...

but atleast try to catch some main functionalities of seeburger..also there are documents provided by seeburger go through them..as they are also helpful

HTH

Rajesh

[Former Member]

Hi,

Did you checked my blog of seeburger...

/people/rajeshkumar.pasupula/blog/2009/08/05/wanna-implement-seeburger-for-edi-find-the-booster

It will give the quick start for knowing the seeburger functionalities...

if you still need any more details..search on the SDN and WIKI there are lot of articles on the same...

forgot to mention BIC mapping tool is need for developing seeburger mappings..depends on the data sent by your partner..

HTH

Rajesh

Edited by: Rajesh on Mar 3, 2010 2:16 PM