on 08-30-2006 1:24 PM
Hi guys..
thanks for ur help yesterday...
I have got few more basic doubts..
1)when communicating with XI wats the difference and scenario of using RFC, BAPIs , IDOC and Proxy-ABAP?
2)Lets say I have to integrate my system with mySAP CRM, i came to knw that there are interface and adapters in-built provided by SAP?/ whre can i find them on my system?
3) Lets say I have to integrate my system with my vendor system which is over the internet..Can u explain me in brief how wud that scenario work step by step including the interface and messages involved?
once again thanks in advance..
gaurav
Hi Gaurav,
<i>when communicating with XI wats the difference and scenario of using RFC, BAPIs , IDOC and Proxy-ABAP?</i> --> Not clear with your question, explain more. XI is used for connecting various systems in your landscape.
<i>have to integrate my system with mySAP CRM, i came to knw that there are interface and adapters in-built provided by SAP?/ whre can i find them on my system?</i> --> Integration of R/3 and CRM? or any other legacy system with CRM? Am not sure about CRM, but in SRM SAP provides some inbuild proxies and function modules. Should be similar with CRM, I beleive. You can find the proxies in SPROXY in CRM. Also find the message types, interfaces in IR(pre-defined).
Regards,
Jai Shankar.
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Gaurav,
<i>3) Lets say I have to integrate my system with my vendor system which is over the internet..Can u explain me in brief how wud that scenario work step by step including the interface and messages involved?</i>
You can use HTTP adapters or Webservices for such scenarios.
For info on Webservice, take a look at these 2 documents,]
Regards,
Bhavesh
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