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How to create XML while transferring through ECC to SRM?

Former Member
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Hello Experts,

i wanted to create a XML  which will transferred through ECC to SRM?

my sender is ECC and My receiver is SRM

i know i have to create Data type, messege type, messege interface and etc

I have to create a  z-name space which should be imported in package.

i have to create a Data type as of 10 fields.

so i need to know the process of creating the steps which is involved in creating  the XML?

Can any 1 help me to create this scenario?

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Karan

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Former Member
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Hi,

Is it proxy to Proxy interface ? If yes then you need to create a data type,message type and Service Interface.

If the structure is same at both sender and receiver then no need to create MM,OM.

ID:RD,ID,RA,Receiver channel

Are you struggling to create data type ?

Regards

Venkat

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Hello sir

My requirement is

I have to fetch the table details in ECC  and by creating XML  send the details to SRM.

I have to perform message mapping also plus  Message interface .

Help?

Thanks

Regards

karan

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Hi,

Depending on your requirement you can either use IDoc,RFC,Proxy communication.

Give first preference to proxy .Effective especially in case of huge payloads and good performance expected scenarios.

If you have std IDoc available then go with IDoc

If your business folks demands for rfc go with that .

For IDoc or rfc no need to create to create DT,MT,SI just download the same from ECC,SRM systems .For Proxy you need to create DT,MT,SI.

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Venkat

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Hi,

ESR:

IDOC/RFC:IDOC/RFC,MM,OM

Proxy:DT,MT,SI,MM,OM

ID:

IDoc/Proxy:

RD,ID,RA,Receiver channel

RFC

sender channel,SA,RD,ID,RA,Receiver channel

Regards

Venkat

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hello sir

Thanks for the immediate reply .

I will be performing the steps according to you .

and will tell if i got stuck anywhere?

plus i think Its the Proxy one ?

Thanks

Regards

karan

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hello sir

I wanted to ask you one thing that the settings performed in PI that means in IR and ESR. is enough to create XML .

will it be showed in ECC as well as SRM?

Thanks

Regards

karan

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Hi,

Go through below link for step by step process for proxy interface development in PI.

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e0ac1a33-debf-2c10-45bf-fb19f6e15...

Regards

Venkat

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Hii

If the scenario  is  not  proxy , then  why we don't have to create DT , MT and all.

plus

I wanted to ask you one thing that the settings performed in PI that means in IR and ESR. is enough to create XML .

will it be showed in ECC as well as SRM?

Thanks

Regards

karan

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Hi,

Is this the first time you are doing for proxy scenario in your server ?

If not then above said objects creation in PI are sufficient .

After creation of DT,MT,SI in PI it will get reflected in ECC,SRM (SPROXY tcode) -->from here ABAP folks will take care by writing logic behind to fetch/post data from tables.

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Venkat

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Hi,

>>If the scenario  is  not  proxy , then  why we don't have to create DT , MT and all.

Because IDOC or RFC structure downloaded from ECC/SRM it self acts as DT/MT/SI

Regards

Venkat

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hello sir

Thanks for being such a wonderful to me ..

I will be checking first is this proxy scenario or not ?

will get back to you soon sir

Again thanks for helping.

Regards

karan

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hello sir

one thing i would like to ask that when creating Znamespace, how to import  this namespace in package?

help?

Thanks

Regards

karan

Former Member
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Hello Karan,

In addition to what venkat suggested, you will be able to see the XML generated in both ECC and SRM systems through the transaction SXMB_MONI.

Rgds

Diptee

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Hello diptee

Thanks for the reply.

Regards

karan