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XI vs ABAP Interfaces

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Hi all,

I have a question for you: customers having a lot of interfaces already developed with traditional ABAP methodology are asking me a list of GOOD reasons to move to XI…any suggestion?

Thanks in advance,

Michele.

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former_member335553
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Former Member
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Thank a lot!!!!!

prabhu_s2
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maybe u cannot move ALL the interface to XI without undestanding the current system. the reasons are many why XI can be used and to name a few:

  • Easy Integration with SAP products & components (RFC, IDOC, Proxy).

  • Data security as expected from any SAP product.

  • Standards based - XML, XSD, Xpath etc

  • Ability to communicate with other messaging systems/products.

  • Business Process Management

  • Synchronous & Asynchronous communication possible.

  • Complex processes for communication possible instead of only sending and receiving (business process management) (connect e.g. asynchronous and synchronous steps, define complex communication scenarios)

  • Mapping etc possible to accomplish in Java. Platform independent Java components.

  • all integration under one roof

  • easy maintenace and monitoring

  • Java & .Net support.

  • Big range of adapters for different technologies / tools (SOAP, Mail, JDBC, CDIX...)available in standard or offered by other companies (EDI e.g. by Seeburger).

  • Process functionalities inside XI to modify content in the communication channel on own defined rules fpr business purposes.

  • Central monitoring for data communication for all your communication between different systems.