08-26-2010 9:58 AM
Hello,
we want to use WebServices in a Supplier Change Scenario. Does this mean that the data exchange format hast to be XML instead of IDoc? Can anyone give further advices?
Regards
08-27-2010 6:40 AM
Ertugrul Oeztuerk,
Indeed you can use Webservices to call a BAPI, RFC or an IDoc.
It's according with your system architecture and you have some ways to reach this goal like:
1) Find a standard way (BAPI or IDoc) or develop your custom remote function module in SAP side to do the business logic that you want;
2) Develop your WebServices
- Develop a custom WebServices in your Java side calling item 1 with JCO (Java Connector)
OR
- Expose your WebServices from PI;
OR
- Expose your WebServices directly from ABAP stack
OR
- Develop in other technologies using standard connectors (.NET Connector, Java Connector or Netweaver connector)
Best Regards,
Pedro Nunes
08-27-2010 6:40 AM
Ertugrul Oeztuerk,
Indeed you can use Webservices to call a BAPI, RFC or an IDoc.
It's according with your system architecture and you have some ways to reach this goal like:
1) Find a standard way (BAPI or IDoc) or develop your custom remote function module in SAP side to do the business logic that you want;
2) Develop your WebServices
- Develop a custom WebServices in your Java side calling item 1 with JCO (Java Connector)
OR
- Expose your WebServices from PI;
OR
- Expose your WebServices directly from ABAP stack
OR
- Develop in other technologies using standard connectors (.NET Connector, Java Connector or Netweaver connector)
Best Regards,
Pedro Nunes
08-30-2010 9:11 AM
Hi,
since EhP 4 you can use Enterprise Webservices. More Information you can find here:
[http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/en/58/647450ec224c5a869b012dcfa5314b/frameset.htm|http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_04/helpdata/en/58/647450ec224c5a869b012dcfa5314b/frameset.htm]
Regards,
Alexander