on 02-13-2014 11:40 AM
Hi,
Can someone please tel me confurations and step-by-step guide for sending data to SAP ECC using webservices from SAP PI7.0
Many Thanks,
John
"for sending data to SAP ECC using webservices from SAP PI 7.0"... does that mean you are trying to send data from Web Service to ECC ?
Your scenario looks like SOAP Sender and Receive could be IDoc / RFC or Proxy.
In case you are trying to connect ECC via Web Service, other way around you can refer below document by Wallace Su..
Hope it helps.!
Regards,
Sunil
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Hi ,
please refer the below links,
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-3775
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73/helpdata/en/2c/84258a70e940d8972bf5f3b01e6012/content.htm
Regards
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Hi john,
pls check the below link.
http://saptechnical.com/Tutorials/Others/WebService/Create.htm
Regards
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Hi John,
Please refer the below wiki
Consuming Web services using SAP XI - Process Integration - SCN Wiki
you need to configure the receiver soap adapter to call the ECC webservice like any other web service scenario.
regards,
Harish
Hi Harish,
Thank you for the reply.
Here in this scenario,
1. WSDL will be provided by ECC-Abapteam?
2. In case if we have already a target structure in XI and would like to send the same to ECC - How are they going to make use of the structure without WSDL.
3. In reciever channel what are the server details we can give? is that only SAP Dev ECC server details like what we use in RFC connection?
Also please clarify if any setting required at PI side for this particular scenario.
Thanks,
John
Hi John,
If you already have the target structure in PI then you should use PROXY communication. Generate the proxy in ECC based on the PI structure.
refer the below wiki for the configuration
Step-by-step FTP to ABAP Proxy - Process Integration - SCN Wiki
regards,
Harish
Hi John,
Please refer the below doc to create WSDL
But what advantage you are looking with webservice communication
Do you want user creadential to pass from source to ECC
Please provide more details about your scenario.
regards,
Harish
HI Harish,
No, its purely based on client requirement we are going with webservices.
can you suggest what is required for this here.
1. WSDL will be provided by ECC-Abapteam?
2. In case if we have already a target structure in XI and would like to send the same to ECC - How are they going to make use of the structure without WSDL.
3. In reciever channel what are the server details we can give? is that only SAP Dev ECC server details like what we use in RFC connection?
Hi John -
1. WSDL will be provided by ECC-Abapteam?
Yes. They can provide you with the wsdl. But you can help them in a way by creating the target struture in PI so that they can use it for developing the wsdl.
2. In case if we have already a target structure in XI and would like to send the same to ECC - How are they going to make use of the structure without WSDL.
Answered in the first question.
3. In reciever channel what are the server details we can give? is that only SAP Dev ECC server details like what we use in RFC connection?
Once they published the service in SOAMANAGER, they do define some bindings to access that service.
You'll be provided with the wsdl.
It'll be like anyother scenario. You'll find the "Endpoint URL"(<Soap:address>) /action in the wsdl.
Hi John,
1. WSDL will be provided by ECC-Abapteam?
--- Yes. As mention in the document provided in earlier post.
2. In case if we have already a target structure in XI and would like to send the same to ECC - How are they going to make use of the structure without WSDL.
-- you need to use the WSDL provided by ECC team.
3. In reciever channel what are the server details we can give? is that only SAP Dev ECC server details like what we use in RFC connection?
-- Yes, you need to use the ECC server details for connection. you can use rfc destination as well.
regards,
Harish
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