on 04-09-2015 8:42 AM
Dear Experts,
I have a scenario where i need to post JAVA data into ECC using PI. Please help me out the scenario and configuration part as i am new to SAP PI.
Thanks in Advance
Sree
Hi Saisreevastav,
Java application can have several ways to make connections for example via http, SOAP, files and so on. From my point of view, you can do a SOAP - Proxy ABAP scenario (Sync or async, sync if the java application needs to know the result of the operation. With this kind of scenario you can give a WSDL to the Java developers, later they can generate the classes automatically, with the WSDL, to do the connection. Talk with them, if they accept this kind of integration.
Regards.
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Hi Saisreevastav,
There are some ways, as i told you before. For example:
- HTTP - ABAP Proxy.
- SOAP - ABAP Proxy.
- File - ABAP Proxy.
- HTTP - RFC.
- SOAP - RFC.
- File - RFC.
The easiest way to do it if with SOAP - ABAP Proxy. Using ABAP proxy is easiest to maintain, better performance and easy to monitor than use RFC.
From the sender side to use SOAP adapter has its advantages, easy to consume a WSDL for java applications, easier than use files. You have some tools like WSNavigator to test, SOAPui as external tool to test and a lot of information in the SCN.
You can find some guides in the SCN, to use and configure the Sender SOAP adapter and how to configure the ABAP proxies.
I think you should decided first the interconnectivity and later learn how to do it. There are some question that you need you know now:
- The java application are going to have connectivity via http or https with PI?
- Is the ABAP proxy configured properly in your environment?
Regards.
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