on 07-01-2010 5:35 PM
Hello,
I have a question concerning the use of PI RFC-Adapter:
is it possible to use PI as an intermediator between a Netweaver J2EE System which connects to another system (eg. ABAP) using JCO/RFC (giving the following setting:
[NW Java -> JCO] -> [PI] -> [RFC-Receiver-System]
)?
To be more specific, we plan using CRM eCommerce Shop. This Java based shop connects to CRM backend using JCO/RFC. The Java based shop needs to be placed in a different network zone than CRM system and the only (allowed) way to have a connection from the zone with the shop is through PI.
Best regards,
Manuel
I recommend using SOAP for this scenario, as this is a common standard.
You can define interfaces in Integration Repository and create webservice client in NWDS with WSDL from PI.
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Hi,
If i understood your req clearly, then i think PI may not be required for your scenario as your CRM J2EE app is connecting to CRM ABAP via JCO.......even though it is in different nw zone, you can configure firewall settings to allow your JCO call to your ABAP system........
Regards,
Rajeev
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Hello Rajeev,
yes, this would be the best way - but unfortunately the policy does not let us connect directly using jco/rfc. Only ways using PI (decentral advanced adapter engine) are allowed.
Is this possible to use PI to transfer the jco/rfc requests between the two network zones or does PI not support this scenario?
Regards,
Manuel
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