on 06-19-2007 10:52 AM
Hi there,
i am wondering which interfaces exactly i can use to set up communication between MDM and other systems WITHOUT using XI.
As far as i understood, the minimal MDM system landscape is just the MDM Server plus database and a few clients such as data manager, import manager, etc. Now, if i do not want to use XI as an intermediate system, which interfaces help me to import and syndicate master data to other systems (probably only be SAP systems)?
Flat files?
ABAP?
WebServices?
What else?
Regards,
Stefan
Hi Stefan,
you can use the ABAP API for a tight integration of SAP systems and MDM as well. ABAP API offer a wide functionality starting from repository creation, import and export data, matching and so on...
BR Michael
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Hi Stefan,
Indeed you can integrate your MDM using different means, however the main questions are: how many systems and interfaces would you like to integrate, and which sorts of systems should be integrated.
If you have more than one or two systems, it may become quite expensive to keep the maintenance of custom developments based on P2P connections. In that case the best is to use XI, or equivalent and figure out the best way to integrate MDM to the EAI.
If you would like to build a "tandem" SAP ECC-MDM, than the best solution is definitively to use the ABAP APIs. If this tandem is an Application Server based on J2EE than the Java APIs, ... and so-on.
Regards, jc
Hi,
As MDM syndicates the files in flat and XML format, would suggest you to use flat file for SAP systems which can take these files through upload programs/ LSMW.
Regards,
Madhu
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