on 02-03-2011 4:33 PM
Hi
i have a File-to-RFC Scenario replaced with a File-to-ABAPProxy Scenario. This works. It's possible to replace the ABAP Proxy on my SAP Target System by a Java Receiver Proxy?
Reason for this question: I understand, that in my ABAP proxy i do the mapping from my PI Dataformat to the RFC destination Format (ABAP Function) manually in the Proxy class in ABAP. I'm actually a Java Programmer and would prefer to do the mapping in Java.
I searched on this subject and understood that i have to install the Java Proxy Runtime, but I'm don't know if this only works for a non-central AE and non-SAP interfaces or if I also can encapsulate a remote ABAP function on my target system.
Thanks in advance
Michael
As I know now - Java Proxies should be used as Wrapper for Java Functions and not for ABAP functions. It's not the intention to create a Java Wrapper for a ABAP function.
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> i have a File-to-RFC Scenario replaced with a File-to-ABAPProxy Scenario. This works. It's possible to replace the ABAP Proxy on my SAP Target System by a Java Receiver Proxy?
No, this does not make any sense. ABAP proxy is made for connecting to ABAP based systems, Java proxy is made for connecting to Java-based systems.
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Michael,
>>I understand, that in my ABAP proxy i do the mapping from my PI Dataformat to the RFC destination Format (ABAP Function) manually in the Proxy class in ABAP.
Yes, You are right
>>I'm actually a Java Programmer and would prefer to do the mapping in Java.
You can do with the help of Java too
>>i have to install the Java Proxy Runtime
You are right
>>but I'm don't know if this only works for a non-central AE and non-SAP interfaces
We can do it for SAP system too, for example thru portal service we can trigger the BAPI
Thanks
Agasthuri
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Hi
This link might be helpful to check whether jpr is installed or not...Look all the exchange profile parameters
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