on 06-13-2007 7:40 AM
Dear all,
I am experiencing some difficulties with the following. I have created a BPM Integration Scenario in a SWC. It contains a tranformation step in which a message from that SWC is split and mapped to two IDOCs. These IDOCs are imported in anothern SWC which I use for common objects. I have created Abstract Message Interfaces based on these IDOCs in this "COMMON" SWC, but the probIem is that I cannot use them in my scenario in the other SWC. Even though I have a usage dependency (Installation Time) created to the "COMMON" SWC.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated!!
Thanks in advance.
Will happily provide points for good answers.
Auke
<b><i>An integration process can only reference interfaces from its own software component version.</i></b>
Ref: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/78/62373f58502e48e10000000a114084/content.htm
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Thus, I would have to copy/import all objects to the same SWC?
Or create a separate SWC for BPM Integration scenarios?
I have tried to create the Abstract Message Interface in the SWC and reference it to the IDOC structure in the "COMMON" SWC. This results in a reference to an invalid object during activation. Even though the defined usage dependency.
What's the standard solution?
Cheers,
Auke
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A. Schotanus
As mentioned in the help document, your abstract interfaces can refer only refer to interfaces that are present in the same SWCV as where the BPM is being created.
So you will need to have the same approach in your scenario too. I doubt if the usage dependency might actually work here. Never got a chance to try it out though !!!!
OK, I understand.
However, this totally contradicts with the -much used- organisational approach of separating your source and target interfaces. Even though the Abstract Interface only apply to the scenario as an object. I find it strange that I cannot utilize or create abstract interfaces from other SWCVs.
Hi,
copy that in your swc n go ahead
Regards
Pushkar
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